▲ 91 r/Wedeservebetter+1 crossposts

Colposcopies forever?

EDIT TO CLARIFY: Colposcopies with punch biopsy

Exhusband gave me HPV ("I never cheated...") I got diagnosed four years ago, and last year I had an abnormal pap and have to have a colposcopy. It was a bit traumatic for me as I have a sensitive cervix and they refused me any anesthetic other than "take ibuprofen an hour before" It was so, so bad (and I've had 4 knee surgeries)

Thankfully it came back benign.

This year I went in for my pap. I had this visceral response as soon as I walked into the waiting room, and ended up crying through my whole appointment. Had the pap, and it came back abnormal again.

I honestly don't know how I'm going to do it again. At what point will they just take out my cervix? Do I just get these yearly pap smears and biopsies until it finally comes back as cancer?

I have been asking for a total hysterectomy for years.now due to PCOS and endometriosis. Will this finally tip things in my favor?

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u/femmefatalx — 6 days ago
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Need advice asap for potential wild baby bunny emergency

Hi! I’ve never actually been to this sub before, so I hope this type of post is okay.

I’ve already called the emergency line for a wildlife rehabber but they haven’t called me back yet, and I’m hoping someone will be able to properly advise me in the meantime.

I have a nest of baby bunnies in my yard and it’s been about a week that I’ve been aware of them. All was fine and well until I noticed today that something got into the nest. We had to remove one of the poor babies who was not alive any longer and the other baby had worked desperately to make its way out of the nest despite the fact that it’s eyes aren’t even open yet (it seems like they should be any day now though), and all of the other babies are gone.

The last baby did NOT want to stay in the nest and I have no idea when the mom had last visited. I know that if the babies are hungry or cold they won’t stop moving around or will try to leave the nest like that, so I warmed them up for a while then finally got them to stay in the nest by covering it with more grass.

I honestly couldn’t tell if the baby had been fed because I don’t know what a fed tummy is supposed to look like, and they didn’t feel like especially cold or anything but their paws kind of did, though it could have been from crawling in the damp grass.

The baby hasn’t tried to come back out sine she finally went back in, but I was just doing some research and saw that a single baby bunny isn’t able to stay warm enough without it’s siblings, so now I don’t know what to do.

I have no idea if the mom is still visiting the nest and I’d hate to take the baby away from her if she is, but I also don’t want this baby to die of hypothermia either. I have the nest covered with a laundry basket, but it’s chilly and rainy right now, so really don’t know if I should leave the baby in the nest or take it and put it in a box until I hear back from the wildlife place.

I’m more than willing to care for the baby myself, but I’ve heard that baby bunnies are extremely difficult to feed and care for this young, and I don’t want to do anything to make it worse.

Any advice is GREATLY appreciated as I’m kind of freaking out and I don’t want to leave this baby outside any longer if it’s going to kill her. If there are any other subs that I can cross post to, please let me know as well! Thank you so much!!

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u/femmefatalx — 2 months ago