Surgery Update!

[@hetbadancin4404]

Oh Vanessa, what a time you’ve had! Glad to know you are in recovery mode and doing what’s right for you. Sending all the love, prayers and good thoughts your way. 😘😘 And to hubby too.

[@SeaSpriteSpoonie]

Thank you deeply my friend! Hope you are healthy and well! Sending so much light and love your families way 🙏❤️

[@Kiwi-ui3uk]

I hope you feel better soon hunny. Sending you love 💟

[@SeaSpriteSpoonie]

Thank you so very much! Light & Love 🙏❤️

[@marisa6914]

Thank you for making this video so shortly after your surgery! Such important information you have shared with us today! I feel really sorry you went into a crisis because of the wrong dosage and really hope that you feel better every day. Sending you all the spoons for your recovery

[@SeaSpriteSpoonie]

Thank you so deeply my friend for your support and following up! Just goes to show how important it is for us to be our own advocates! Light & Love, 🙏❤️

[@jeanstopke5023]

I can empathize with you. I went through the same surgery twice, although it was before I had AI to complicate things. After the second surgery at 26 I was able to conceive and have one child. I did end up with a total hysterectomy a few years later and it ended the endometriosis process, never to return. Cured my anemia as well. I am so sorry you suffered the crisis. I’ve been there as well and it is horrible. I am happy you have so much support to watch out for you while you’re in hospital. Heal quickly so we can see your beautiful smile again.

[@SeaSpriteSpoonie]

I’m so sorry you had to go through all of this! Thank you for sharing your experience - and I’m so glad the endo dissipated after your hysterectomy! Hoping for relief of my endo after this one 🤞Sending you lots of light and love 🙏❤️

[@ivykat9009]

So glad you’re doing well after surgery. Sending tons of positive energy your way!💕

[@SeaSpriteSpoonie]

Thank you so much for all the positive energy - deeply appreciate it! Light & Love 🙏❤️

[@camerynstrolight782]

I just got surgery as well and when I woke up they told me they gave me 70 in my IV. I didn’t go into crisis but it’s so important to get 100. With adrenal insufficiency it’s so important to be stern with the dosage you need. When I went to the hospital in January, I went through emergency and since my old endo didn’t give me an emergency injection, I had to wait around 8 hours until I got an emergency dose. I knew I was going into crisis and I kept telling the nurses “I need this now.” Thankfully after a few days it was all okay but it just goes to show how emergency dosages are important.

[@missyolyz671]

I had questions how you feel when you go in crisis?? I'm new and this new body 😭 I been feeling wear we not to much energy my body feel so weird 😥

[@SeaSpriteSpoonie]

I’m so sorry to hear you also didn’t receive the full 100! But grateful there was no crisis for you! Thank you for sharing your experience - sending you light and love 🙏❤️

[@SeaSpriteSpoonie]

@@missyolyz671 this depends on the individual, but most common symptoms are nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, low back pain, dizziness, weakness, fatigue and for me personally I tend to go into tremors and my legs and arms shake uncontrollably. I hope you don’t ever experience it! Sending you light and love 🙏❤️

[@missyolyz671]

@@SeaSpriteSpoonie what you do when you feel like that???

[@ready4astrikeify]

Glad you doing better. Surgery sucks with adrenal issues ... take care and don't stress to much ..

[@SeaSpriteSpoonie]

Thank you! Sending lots of light & love 🙏❤️

[@missyolyz671]

Lord 🙏I'm glad you ok. that's a good news🙏

[@SeaSpriteSpoonie]

Thank you deeply! Light & Love 🙏❤️