Saturday, November 25, 2000
My LMS Story Began November 2000
Thanksgiving Day 2000 is when I believe this story begins. However let me give a little more background.
In 1995 we moved from Wyoming to Utah. We did not have insurance through Shane's work and I was not working. In October of 1999 I began working at Convergys as a telephone representative. Within a year I was promoted to a staff position which made it easier for us to afford insurance for our family. This was a huge blessing to us.
We had our traditional Thanksgiving day feast that ended in late afternoon. While finishing dishes the pain began. It was a pain that I had never had before. It brought me to my knees. I tried everything I could think of to get rid of the pain but it persisted. We finally ended up at the emergency room at McKay Dee Hospital. After several hours of waiting I was seen and treated for a kidney stone During the CT scan the radiologist found that I had a fibroid tumor on my uterus. They recommended that I see my OB GYN.
I did see my OB GYN and he confirmed that I had a fibroid tumor and it was small enough that insurance may not pay to remove it but when it started to cause a lot of discomfort I should have it removed.
It is common for women to have fibroid tumors at my age. I did research and felt good about the decision.
In 1995 we moved from Wyoming to Utah. We did not have insurance through Shane's work and I was not working. In October of 1999 I began working at Convergys as a telephone representative. Within a year I was promoted to a staff position which made it easier for us to afford insurance for our family. This was a huge blessing to us.
We had our traditional Thanksgiving day feast that ended in late afternoon. While finishing dishes the pain began. It was a pain that I had never had before. It brought me to my knees. I tried everything I could think of to get rid of the pain but it persisted. We finally ended up at the emergency room at McKay Dee Hospital. After several hours of waiting I was seen and treated for a kidney stone During the CT scan the radiologist found that I had a fibroid tumor on my uterus. They recommended that I see my OB GYN.
I did see my OB GYN and he confirmed that I had a fibroid tumor and it was small enough that insurance may not pay to remove it but when it started to cause a lot of discomfort I should have it removed.
It is common for women to have fibroid tumors at my age. I did research and felt good about the decision.
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