“For you,” Dr. Vance said, placing the tiny plant on the side table. “I find that having something alive and green in here helps. Makes the room feel less like a spaceship.”
“It’s an endometrioma,” Dr. Vance said with a smile. “Benign. But it’s large enough that it could cause torsion or rupture. I recommend laparoscopic removal.”
After a thorough conversation about Rachel’s history, cycles, and any concerns (there was a new, intermittent dull ache on her lower left side), Dr. Vance explained the exam step by step.
Rachel hung up and looked at the succulent. She didn’t know anything for certain yet. But she knew one thing: she had faced the room she’d been running from for three years. And because she had, she now had a chance—a real chance—to catch something early.
“For you,” Dr. Vance said, placing the tiny plant on the side table. “I find that having something alive and green in here helps. Makes the room feel less like a spaceship.” Rachel Steele - Gyno Exam
“It’s an endometrioma,” Dr. Vance said with a smile. “Benign. But it’s large enough that it could cause torsion or rupture. I recommend laparoscopic removal.” She pulled out her phone and called her sister
After a thorough conversation about Rachel’s history, cycles, and any concerns (there was a new, intermittent dull ache on her lower left side), Dr. Vance explained the exam step by step. “I find that having something alive and green
Rachel hung up and looked at the succulent. She didn’t know anything for certain yet. But she knew one thing: she had faced the room she’d been running from for three years. And because she had, she now had a chance—a real chance—to catch something early.
