I had one last year. And my very first ever mammogram is scheduled for today and I'm TERRIFIED! But at least I'll feel good about my health for another year, once it's over.
I have to agree. I'm post hyst for 17 years now due to cancer. Sex is the best ever and I love and embrace my wonderful body and orgasms. The brain is the biggest sex organ!
Wow B, your truth is amaze-balls. I am now 44yrs old, and had my uterus removed 4yrs ago. I still have my tubes thank GOD. I always achieved orgasm via clitoris, but never during intercourse. Since my sx I still have clitoral but not internal orgasms. My sex drive is stronger post sx, and I think of sex incessantly. I am a roaming cat.lol This post is so great for woman to know that they may still feel like themselves post sx, and I applaud your integrity. Cant please everyone so dont try. However, the masses appreciate the info.
Wow B, your truth is amaze-balls. I am now 44yrs old, and had my uterus removed 4yrs ago. I still have my tubes thank GOD. I always achieved orgasm via clitoris, but never during intercourse. Since my sx I still have clitoral but not internal orgasms. My sex drive is stronger post sx, and I think of sex incessantly. I am a roaming cat.lol This post is so great for woman to know that they may still feel like themselves post sx, and I applaud your integrity. Cant please everyone so dont try. However, the masses appreciate the info.
Betsy, I absolutely LOVE this blog! Thank you for your humor, intellect, insight, wisdom, and even going further in depth below to the comments to "notify" the few pessimists who didn't read your blog clearly & misinterpreted your words wrong correctly. I appreciate it all! I'm about to go in for a TOTAL removal of everything, as I have cancer, so it all must come out (cervix, uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes). Of course I questioned at 36 years young being able to maneuver having a good orgasm!! And have been on the internet scrambling for answers....and find blah, blah, blahhhhh! Terrible, scary, loss of sensation.... Same as my double mastectomy balogna crap I read in 2014?!?! Ugh! Talk about nerve wracking, lol. Then I found your blog.....YAY! Hallelujah! What a breath of fresh air, and peace of mind. Thank God! You truly are a blessing! Someone who's been through it, able to find the words to comfort, with humor, knowing it's a touchy subject yet finds the correct humor to make it fun to talk about! Thank you!! :-D I'm now happy to get this done & overwith. The pain I suffer is unbearable, so that alone is too much...and to never deal with cancer again will be a blessing in itself. I use toys anyway, so that is a plus! So...looks like I'm on a fantabulous path anyways. I pray the stimulation stays in my "area" down there!! Since I won't have my cervix. My optimism always is LARGER than life...so I'm sure God will guide me. I never thought I would make it through the mastectomy & 2 years later, & 4 reconstructions later, I'm doing amazing, I look great, despite my new ovarian cancer diagnosis, I know things will be wonderful, because God never lets me down. Thank you so much for this AWESOME BLOG. You're amazing. :) ~Marie Mello
So very glad I stumbled across your blog on this topic. It's a shame that bad science gets peddled to women struggling with real shitstorms. I'm six weeks post op and freaking out a little at the loss of vaginal sensation but between my husband and your blog I think I'm starting to calm down and just let this shit unfold as it needs to. Great to have this to read at the right time. Many thanks!
Every year:) I never, ever miss.
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ReplyDeleteJust had my first since my 2nd birth. They told me I was 2 years late but I thought I was a year early. Anyway, it was good. Phew.
ReplyDeleteI had one last year. And my very first ever mammogram is scheduled for today and I'm TERRIFIED! But at least I'll feel good about my health for another year, once it's over.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree. I'm post hyst for 17 years now due to cancer. Sex is the best ever and I love and embrace my wonderful body and orgasms. The brain is the biggest sex organ!
ReplyDeleteWow B, your truth is amaze-balls. I am now 44yrs old, and had my uterus removed 4yrs ago. I still have my tubes thank GOD. I always achieved orgasm via clitoris, but never during intercourse. Since my sx I still have clitoral but not internal orgasms. My sex drive is stronger post sx, and I think of sex incessantly. I am a roaming cat.lol
ReplyDeleteThis post is so great for woman to know that they may still feel like themselves post sx, and I applaud your integrity. Cant please everyone so dont try. However, the masses appreciate the info.
Wow B, your truth is amaze-balls. I am now 44yrs old, and had my uterus removed 4yrs ago. I still have my tubes thank GOD. I always achieved orgasm via clitoris, but never during intercourse. Since my sx I still have clitoral but not internal orgasms. My sex drive is stronger post sx, and I think of sex incessantly. I am a roaming cat.lol
ReplyDeleteThis post is so great for woman to know that they may still feel like themselves post sx, and I applaud your integrity. Cant please everyone so dont try. However, the masses appreciate the info.
Betsy,
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this blog! Thank you for your humor, intellect, insight, wisdom, and even going further in depth below to the comments to "notify" the few pessimists who didn't read your blog clearly & misinterpreted your words wrong correctly.
I appreciate it all! I'm about to go in for a TOTAL removal of everything, as I have cancer, so it all must come out (cervix, uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes). Of course I questioned at 36 years young being able to maneuver having a good orgasm!! And have been on the internet scrambling for answers....and find blah, blah, blahhhhh! Terrible, scary, loss of sensation.... Same as my double mastectomy balogna crap I read in 2014?!?! Ugh! Talk about nerve wracking, lol. Then I found your blog.....YAY! Hallelujah! What a breath of fresh air, and peace of mind. Thank God! You truly are a blessing! Someone who's been through it, able to find the words to comfort, with humor, knowing it's a touchy subject yet finds the correct humor to make it fun to talk about! Thank you!! :-D
I'm now happy to get this done & overwith. The pain I suffer is unbearable, so that alone is too much...and to never deal with cancer again will be a blessing in itself. I use toys anyway, so that is a plus! So...looks like I'm on a fantabulous path anyways. I pray the stimulation stays in my "area" down there!! Since I won't have my cervix. My optimism always is LARGER than life...so I'm sure God will guide me. I never thought I would make it through the mastectomy & 2 years later, & 4 reconstructions later, I'm doing amazing, I look great, despite my new ovarian cancer diagnosis, I know things will be wonderful, because God never lets me down.
Thank you so much for this AWESOME BLOG. You're amazing. :)
~Marie Mello
So very glad I stumbled across your blog on this topic. It's a shame that bad science gets peddled to women struggling with real shitstorms. I'm six weeks post op and freaking out a little at the loss of vaginal sensation but between my husband and your blog I think I'm starting to calm down and just let this shit unfold as it needs to. Great to have this to read at the right time. Many thanks!
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