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Eventually I received my appointment to the hospital where we would discuss what the surgery would entail. They asked a few questions to ensure that I truly stood behind my choice and they also needed me to fill in a form that states my current health and anything in the past that might have an impact on this surgery.
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After our discussion they felt reassured that I had fully come to term with my decision and then they wanted to talk about the procedure. They would place me under anaesthetic and make incisions about 1-1,5 cm wide and then fill my pubic area with carbon dioxide gas in order to see the fallopian tubes easier.
After the surgery they would empty out the gas while I slept but usually some would remain that might cause some pain on the shoulders which is common. The surgery should take no longer than 30-40 minutes but with the prep work and waking up for the anaesthetic it would be quite a few hours.
I would get about 2 stitches per incision and they would fall off on their own after a few weeks.
After I had spoken to the nurse she asked if I had time to stick around so I got to meet my doctor that is going to perform my surgery and I of course wanted to. It would be nice to get an impression of the wonderful souls that are going to help me.
After our meeting I thanked them all because they honestly made me feel so welcome and they were so informative. I felt happy with my choice and I was looking forward to this new chapter in my life.
More on that on my next blog.
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