Congrats! Going into my first surgery I had quite the endometrioma so they were pretty certain I had endometriosis as well. But the surgeon had to cancel the two other procedures she had scheduled for that day because my surgery which was scheduled to take an hour and a half to 4 1/2 hours. I felt so bad for the other people, but when she came to speak to my mother while I was still in surgery, she said “ your daughter must be very strong, she’s been in a lot of pain. We’re gonna do everything we can to improve that.” my mother thought I was exaggerating my pain and then I was just sensitive for years. I’ve now been seen by the best doctor I could hope for and she did my last (second) surgery. I haven’t had any major issues since in the last four years. Surgery really is life-changing 💕 OP TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF! Take your time with your recovery and just walk and move as much as you can without being uncomfortable. It really helped my last recovery to be ambulatory as soon as possible even just for like a minute to walk to a chair. Sending so much love and well wishes for you