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May 1, 2021 at 9:35 PM #41965
coffeelover12
ParticipantWow, thanks so much for your thoughtful response! I think I am going to call Maze for the free consultation, and if it makes sense, make an appointment when I am back in NYC this summer. I am also going to try to talk to my mom about this because I think it would be helpful to have her support instead of feeling like I am doing this all secretly.
I think my biggest struggle is just feeling like something is wrong with me and feeling that it is unfair that I have to deal with this when other people don’t… but I am trying to reframe my thinking from that mentality to instead feel empowered that this is treatable for most people and that I can take steps starting now to try to move past this and improve my situation so that I can partake in things that I want to that I feel I haven’t been able to yet. And as much as maybe I would have wish I would have been able to do so years ago or not have to deal with this altogether, I can seek treatment soon…
Thanks again for your kind and encouraging response. I am nervous that this process will be tough and uncomfortable and take a while but it does make me feel better to know that Maze has helped so many people, and even extreme cases, and that you have had a lot of success with your treatment.
May 1, 2021 at 7:47 PM #41910coffeelover12
ParticipantOh also – how do you suggest talking to your gynecologist about this? As I mentioned, I had told her before I couldn’t insert tampons and she never mentioned vaginismus. Should I ask her if she thinks I have it and tell her I might go to Maze for treatment? Or should I just got to Maze and tell her about it at my next appointment? I want to keep her in the loop so she is aware of everything going on down there for me since she oversees my hormones / birth control etc, but I am concerned as she did not ever mention vaginismus, so I’m not sure if she is that familiar with it…
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