Whoa – welcome the month of July! It seems we are in the thick of summer, and I’ve been such a busy beaver that I didn't even notice that it’s a new month! This summer has been crazy busy for me and my family, as we just returned yesterday from a summer vacation in the deep south. It was Sutton’s first long travel away from home, but it was so worth it to see family, friends and make new memories. It was the epitome of a summer vacation: effortless, relaxing and fun. It was so hot we even took Sutton for his first swim – and he loved it! I love the south, and in many ways it will always be my home in my heart. I’m hoping that eating barbeque, swimming and driving around town is the start of a Lubin family tradition. Hopefully, every summer from here on out we can make it a must-take vacay. With that said, I’m sorry I haven’t officially welcomed all of His Middle Name’s new followers. You have been in my thoughts, and I’m just so pleased that His Middle Name’s website and Facebook fan page can be a sounding board for your experiences and hopes. Thank you all for the comments, encouragement and support, and I hope that you have found a small community of women, mothers and parents that have walked a mile or two in your shoes.
Because it is already July, what better way to kick off the month than with an education opportunity? With my own fibroid removal surgery looming in the future, I believe it is so important to educate yourself on the different options available. Because Uterine Fibroid Tumors are so common in women of child bearing age (and was the direct cause of my son's prematurity), I thought I would share an upcoming event that offers information about OPTIONS. In my discussions with others, I find so many women quietly suffer with fibroids, but are too afraid of surgery or the thought of a time consuming recovery. I have had the same fears. But educating myself about the types of fibroid tumors and the removal options available has helped me discover surgery options that may be a fit for me. There are endless options: clinical trials, focused ultrasound, da Vinci surgery, Uterine Fibroid Embolization, Myomectomy and the list goes on and on ......
American Access Care (http://www.americanaccesscare.com) is a group of Interventional Radiologists and Vascular Surgeons that provide minimally invasive treatments and are committed to pain management and eliminating lengthy hospital stays. The following free event will be hosted by American Access Care and will focus on Uterine Fibroid Embolization and other treatment alternatives:
Because it is already July, what better way to kick off the month than with an education opportunity? With my own fibroid removal surgery looming in the future, I believe it is so important to educate yourself on the different options available. Because Uterine Fibroid Tumors are so common in women of child bearing age (and was the direct cause of my son's prematurity), I thought I would share an upcoming event that offers information about OPTIONS. In my discussions with others, I find so many women quietly suffer with fibroids, but are too afraid of surgery or the thought of a time consuming recovery. I have had the same fears. But educating myself about the types of fibroid tumors and the removal options available has helped me discover surgery options that may be a fit for me. There are endless options: clinical trials, focused ultrasound, da Vinci surgery, Uterine Fibroid Embolization, Myomectomy and the list goes on and on ......
American Access Care (http://www.americanaccesscare.com) is a group of Interventional Radiologists and Vascular Surgeons that provide minimally invasive treatments and are committed to pain management and eliminating lengthy hospital stays. The following free event will be hosted by American Access Care and will focus on Uterine Fibroid Embolization and other treatment alternatives:
- “Free Women’s Fibroid Seminar” - An informative seminar about the causes, symptoms and treatment options available for uterine fibroid tumors hosted by Keith Horton, MD. Scheduled for Saturday, July 16, 2011, in the multi purpose meeting room of the Macedonia Baptist Church in Arlington, VA, beginning at 9:00 a.m. Interested individuals should register in advance to reserve a seat. To register, please call (703) 665-9506.
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