https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-03-15/doctors-review-asherman-syndrome-treatments/103587768

Have you been able to get an appointment to discuss?

OCDC said:

Have you been able to get an appointment to discuss?

I have an upcoming appt. I just wanted her to read the article. at 65 it’s all too too late anyway.

sarahs mum said:

OCDC said:

Have you been able to get an appointment to discuss?

I have an upcoming appt. I just wanted her to read the article. at 65 it’s all too too late anyway.

For the child-bearing component, yes, but never for the emotional impact.

OCDC said:

sarahs mum said:

OCDC said:

Have you been able to get an appointment to discuss?

I have an upcoming appt. I just wanted her to read the article. at 65 it’s all too too late anyway.

For the child-bearing component, yes, but never for the emotional impact.

:)

i did actually discuss this gyno with her last appt. He was emphatically catholic and told me in no uncertain terms how unworthy I was. i told her that nowadays I would be going home and writing a complaint but back then I was voiceless.

sarahs mum said:

OCDC said:

sarahs mum said:

I have an upcoming appt. I just wanted her to read the article. at 65 it’s all too too late anyway.

For the child-bearing component, yes, but never for the emotional impact.

:)

i did actually discuss this gyno with her last appt. He was emphatically catholic and told me in no uncertain terms how unworthy I was. i told her that nowadays I would be going home and writing a complaint but back then I was voiceless.

I did at one stage think that he might have purposefully made me infertile. It did happen.

sarahs mum said:

sarahs mum said:

OCDC said:

For the child-bearing component, yes, but never for the emotional impact.

:)

i did actually discuss this gyno with her last appt. He was emphatically catholic and told me in no uncertain terms how unworthy I was. i told her that nowadays I would be going home and writing a complaint but back then I was voiceless.

I did at one stage think that he might have purposefully made me infertile. It did happen.

It was definitely done on a large scale to those deemed unworthy, so you could be right.

OCDC said:

sarahs mum said:

sarahs mum said:

:)

i did actually discuss this gyno with her last appt. He was emphatically catholic and told me in no uncertain terms how unworthy I was. i told her that nowadays I would be going home and writing a complaint but back then I was voiceless.

I did at one stage think that he might have purposefully made me infertile. It did happen.

It was definitely done on a large scale to those deemed unworthy, so you could be right.

I now don’t think that happened but yes. it was happening broadscale in Tassie at one stage. But this was later and I was married.

Do you think that physicians are now generally aware of this?

dv said:

Do you think that physicians are now generally aware of this?

I wasn’t, but I’ve not done any O&G since 2010, so it may be now. And I’ve not seen anyone for fertility reasons, just the other effects of endometriosis.

OCDC said:

dv said:

Do you think that physicians are now generally aware of this?

I wasn’t, but I’ve not done any O&G since 2010, so it may be now. And I’ve not seen anyone for fertility reasons, just the other effects of endometriosis.

I’m glad I mentioned it then.

Yes, thank-you.

It’s a shame you aren’t able to get some compensation for this sarahs mum, my sympathies.

Bubblecar said:

It’s a shame you aren’t able to get some compensation for this sarahs mum, my sympathies.

D&C’s are a common procedure I reckon.

sarahs mum said:

Bubblecar said:

It’s a shame you aren’t able to get some compensation for this sarahs mum, my sympathies.

D&C’s are a common procedure I reckon.

All too common by the sound of it.