I lost my uterus, ovaries and cervix at age 47...At that time in my life I never thought nor knew of the perils of what could have happened.....I just picked up where I left off...Started on Premarin and got off of it four years ago...I am multiply orgasmic...This I have perfected when my G-spot became so alive about four years ago...What you call Uterine orgasms, I call vaginal...To me, your orgasms begin in your mind...You perfect them and bring them out to share with your lover...What we share should be a sin of lust....

Life is for you to discover....Leave your fears for something important....IMO, the same woman who enters the operating room will be the same woman who leaves it...The only difference will be that her life has truly begun....

I understand that these are just my thoughts, but also a wonderful part of who I am...

Take care,

Caroline

I am so happy that I am not the only one with this concern!!! I like the feeling of my cervix being occasionally "in the way" if you know what I mean..

The uterus is anchored well in place.. what becomes of that?.. is there any pleasure left behind for women who like the stimulation that it can create in the entire pelvic region when the right kind of push is there?

I think I have to do more research, but I get the distinct impression that doctors dont care at all about the consequences to our sexuality I asked a doc and she told me that it doesn't matter because you can't feel your cervix anyway.. I disagree.. I could only look at her blankly and puty her husband.

I am not trying to be rude.. certainly don't want to make light of this, my uterus has to go, or I will die.. plain and simple.. I just have this nagging worry that I am way too young to have my sex life ruined. anyone have more input??? please???