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Misterhystersisters.com is an information website for families of the Hysterectomy patient. Mister Hyster Sisters website is not intended to
take the place of a physician.
Hyster Sisters receives a lot of email from men. The email is usually short and to the point: What can I do to help my wife?

The Hyster Sisters website was created for "women to women" online support for hysterectomy decisions and support providing articles for pre-op, post-op and hormone therapy along with live discussions within the forums of the site.

But we know that the men, the husbands of the Hyster Sisters, lurk online, reading the website, trying to gather information to help them understand what is happening to their wives and girlfriends. They are frightened. They are confused. They want to help.

"Hello. My girlfriend had a hysterectomy today. She has had endometriosis since she was 12. I know that this is probably for the best but I am having a very difficult time trying to understand all the implications and I am scared to death of not being able to support her to the very best of my abilities. Any advice on what I can do to make her recovery more pleasant?"

"My wife has been a rock through this whole thing and I am the one who has been walking around like a train wreck. Other than the obvious, what can I do?"

"My wife is going to have a partial hysterectomy. I would like to know how best to care for her. What should she eat? Will she have chills? What do I need to prepare for emotionally? Anything that would help me care for her better? I would like to hear from all of you, because everyone has different needs. The more feedback I get, the better I can care for my wife. Thank you all for your help!"


And so, this website is for you: the men of the Hyster Sisters. It is our goal that this website will help you to take care of your Hyster Sister.
Frequently Asked Questions

1. A Hysterectomy? What is it?
2. A Hysterectomy? What Kind?
3. Go to doctor appointment with her?
4. How can the rest of the family and friends help?
5. How to Prepare the Room?
6. Light housework? What is that?
7. No Libido?
8. Post-op bleeding?
9. SEX! When can we get back to normal?
10. Swelly belly? Tender belly?
11. Trouble getting out of bed?
12. When can she cook?
13. Why is my wife not feeling better?

* Trouble getting out of bed?

My wife seems to have trouble getting up and out of the bed. She also seems to have a preference for the kind of chair she sits in. What's up with that?

There are a couple of factors involved that would cause your wife to have trouble getting out of bed. Having any surgery means that the first few days are going to be a "woozy" time for your wife. She will sleep a lot. And when she gets out of bed, may need someone there to steady her. Having a hysterectomy means that stitches inside (and incisions outside) are painful. Moving, especially from reclining position to an upright position, can be a painful thing.

Most women need help for the first few days navigating out of their beds or up out of a sitting position. Lend a hand! Be prepared to gladly help her up and onto her feet. She needs to move around and needs to walk. Be there for her now and she will reward you later as her hero!


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