Signature No.	Petitioner	Locality	Opinions
324.	L.M	Near Mold
323.	M.S.S	BARROW-IN-FURNESS
322.	C.T	Wotton-under-Edge
321.	J.T	Ruislip	Do believe not enough info or research and advice availbale
320.	J	Weston
319.	L.W	Hinckley
318.	A.D	Kennington, Oxford
317.	G.P	London
316.	J.C	Parkstone, Poole	Hysterectomy is major surgery in every sense and surely should be considered only after all other options have been explored.It's sad to know that years after our mothers suffered unnecessarily the situation doesn't seem to have changed.
315.	K.T	Bristol
314.	S.B	Henbury Bristol	WOMEN ARE NOT BEING TOLD ALL THEIR OPTIONS WHEN BEING DIAGNOSED WITH FIBROIDS. THEY ARE BEING TOLD THAT HYSTERECTOMY IS THE ANSWER !!! ITS THE ONE SIZE FITS ALL OPERATION. IN REALITY ITS JUST SWAPPING ONE PROBLEM FOR ANOTHER. WOMEN SHOULD BE TOLD ALL THE FACTS SO THAT THEY CAN MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE ABOUT THEIR BODIES.
313.	M	London
312.	D.L	Bristol
311.	S.S	Cheddar
310.	J.'	Bath
309.	P.C	Bristol
308.	R.Y	Sheerness	I was told I have 4 this morning, after having pressure on my bladder for several months, and heavy periods and pain for most of my adult life. (which I actualy thought was normal till reading this site)Plus the accompanying anemia. I will find out my options in a week, its been good to read there are other options than hysterectomy, though I have children it seems a bit severe
307.	N.S	Bristol	I have been told by telephone that I require a hysterectomy for a 'possible' fibroid! How arrogant can members of the medical profession be to break serious news in such a manner? My so-called consultant has not even explored all other areas for possible diagnosis or alternative treatment with me. I am getting a second opinion. I am angry and I advise other women to get angry and demand quality treatment to suit you and refuse to undertake any treatment until you are absolutely certain is is right for you. The medical profession must stop experimenting with women's bodies now!
306.	E.A	Oxford
305.	S..F	FOLKESTONE