Successful Surgical Removal
The surgery to remove the ovarian cyst was successful. “I can see my feet again; it’s been years since I could do that. I can stand for longer periods. I feel much lighter, more like myself. I can wear regular clothes and do things that others take for granted. Moving forward, I’m embarking on weight-loss surgery, and I’m excited about what life has in store for me,” Fisher shared optimistically. She shared her story to encourage individuals, regardless of their weight, to seek medical attention. “There are others out there in my shoes, people who are hesitant to visit the doctor due to their weight. I want them to know they shouldn’t be afraid.”
The Value of Open-Mindedness
While it’s well-known that being overweight can pose health risks, bodily malfunctions can affect individuals of all shapes and sizes. Taking care of oneself includes seeking proper medical examinations. Additionally, having a doctor who listens to health concerns with empathy and an open mind is invaluable.
A Second Chance
Thanks to the discovery and removal of her 104-pound ovarian cyst, Allison Fisher feels she has been given a second chance at life. While ovarian cysts often present with mild or no symptoms and can be easily treated, it’s crucial to stay informed about one’s reproductive health. Reproductive health impacts overall well-being and can affect fertility and future childbearing capabilities.