Special Ovarian Cyst report empowers you to get exactly the answers you need when you have an ovarian cyst.

"Are you diagnosed with an Ovarian Cyst...
Desperately Trying to Understand Your Options...
And hurting too much to spend dozens of hours searching on the Internet?"

Now You Can Get Access to Ovarian Cyst information all in one place...RIGHT AWAY.

Hey...I've been there. And if you've got an Ovarian Cyst, I've literally felt your pain.

I landed in the Emergency Room of a big city hospital a few months ago with an excruciating pain in my right side. I couldn't sit, stand or relax without intense pain. I couldn't keep food down. It was terrifying. I had no idea what was happening to my body. Appendicitis? Kidney stones? A pulled muscle?

The last diagnosis I expected was, "Large Ovarian Cyst."

The Emergency Room doctor gave me industrial-strength pain pills and told me to make an appointment with a gynecologist...a specialty I had managed to avoid for most of my adult life. Then they sent me home. Before the pills wore off, I started surfing the Internet looking for information.

Then things got worse. The first doctor I saw suggested I might have cancer. She wanted to open me up and cut out half my insides. And then I found out I had a twisted ovary. That means the cyst hangs on to the ovary and pulls it around...and it hurts like hell. Not to mention that it's also life-threatening: once your ovary breaks off and floats around your insides, some really bad things can happen. "You have to have surgery...fast," they told me.

Talk about scary. I needed a ton of information...and I didn't have a lot of time.

And (like many women), when I need help, I don't want some theory about how I should feel. I want to connect with other women, whether they walked the path in stilettos or sneakers. I want to talk to someone who has experienced the pain, not just read about it in a textbook.

You need a guide...something that...

Has all the info in ONE PLACE, so you won't have to spend hours and hours sifting through hundreds of sites that say the same thing over and over.

Comes directly from someone who's been there. You want to relate person-to-person, not something dictated by a so-called faceless expert.

Tells you where to go for info presented by experts (because you need more than a few stories when you go to talk to my doctor).

Takes you EXACTLY where you need to go to get my questions answered, so you don't have to sit in front of a computer for hours while you're still in pain (and need to get the information before your doctor's appointment)

Gives you the basics about ovarian cysts but doesn't stop there: You need to know what it means when they give your cyst a name (like "dermoid" or "chocolate") and give you your cyst-size in centimeters. (My 7-centimeter cyst had already destroyed one ovary. That's 3 inches of destruction, tougher than dynamite. Who knew?)

Recognizes the diffferences between cysts you get in your reproductive years and cysts you get post-menopause (without scaring you to death for no reason)

Shows you what to ask the doctors at every stage of the process: diagnosis, pre-surgery, post-surgery and recovery (and recognizes that you can't just dance out of the Operating Room just because you got a "lap" surgery with tiny incisions)

Takes you step by step through what to expect in ovarian cyst surgery (so you know how to prepare and what to ask before you go in for surgery)

Clarifies exactly what you need to have on hand after surgery, so you'll have everything ready when you come home from the the hospital, all zoned out.

... and most important: tells you where to go to get more information when you need it.

Ovarian Cyst Information isn't easy to find on the Internet.

It's scattered across hundreds of websites. Many of these websites say the same thing over and over. I found just ONE forum on the entire Internet where people were getting realistic answers tailored to their needs. And I found some really useful info buried so deeply I almost missed it.

For example:

Some doctors are more "ovary-friendly" than others. You have to decide up front how much you want them to do. Some people say, "As long as I'm here, take everything." Others say, "I want to keep everything I can, as long as I can."

There's some very reasuring research about the links between ovarian cysts and cancer.. The numbers are in your favor, big time, even if you're post-menopause.

Many cysts get removed with outpatient laparoscopy. You get tiny incisions that barely leave a scar. But it's still surgery and you need to ask a LOT of questions while you have your doctor's attention.

I ended up spending over 50 hours searching out information.

Fortunately, you don't have to. You can get the results of my Internet searches right now...for less than a week of lattes at Starbucks.
Click here to start taking charge of your ovarian cyst recovery .

This book is downloadable so you can read it right away. If you've just been diagnosed with a cyst, you probably don't feel like going to the bookstore. Believe me, I've been there! You want something you can download without leaving your comfortable couch.

Make no mistake: I AM NOT A DOCTOR, NURSE OR OTHER HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL.

In fact, I am an ordinary female person with an extraordinary aversion to all things medical. For most of my adult life, I avoided doctors of all kinds. So I was starting from scratch. I wanted to know as much as possible before confronting my worst nightmares.

What I'm offering on this site is an informal peer guide to Ovarian Cysts from diagnosis to treatment to recovery from surgery. I share my own story (still recovering when I wrote this Guide). I summarize information from literally hundreds of websites and other sources. I give you an opportunity to get access to solid information, without spending 50 hours on the computer like I did.

My report Ovarian Cyst Guide will help you be better prepared when you talk to your doctors and when you make decisions about your own care and recovery. You'll feel confident and strong and you won't be easily fooled...and they will know it.

Click here to start learning more about ovarian cysts.

What you won't find here ...

You won't get medical advice. I have a couple of graduate degrees in business administration,so I know how to do research. But I never took so much as an anatomy class. I didn't know what "ovarian cyst" meant till I had one of my own. If you want medical advice, ask a licensed practitioner.

You won't get recommendations for any course of action. I don't take sides in debates. Instead, I will tell you how to get the information to make your own wise decision.

You won't get detailed info on specialized topics. I don't give you any information on how to deal with children's cysts or detailed information on PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome). I don't discuss treatment options for ovarian cancer (although you get links to some journal articles about the links between ovarian cysts and ovarian cancer).

Instead, you get access to information on

beliefs about ovarian cyst cause (Eastern medicine takes a very different perspective form Western medicine: you choose which you believe)

details of diagnostic tests that tell you what kind of ovarian cyst you have

when your doctor will most likely recommend ovarian cyst removal (and what type of surgery to expect)

where to find a forum on the Internet so you can get answers to LOTS of questions about your unique ovarian cyst (and low-cost places to get e-help from licensed physicians)

what you need to have on hand before you go in for surgery (because just a few things can make your recovery a lot more comfortable...and you probably won't feel like hitting the mall right away)

home remedies for pain while you're waiting for surgery or if you are in a "watch and wait" (you can ask your medical provider if they're okay for you to use)

where to get advice about starting activity after surgery

two questions to ask your doctor so you won't get scared by some misleading ideas you'll find in the forums

checklists of questions to ask your doctor right after diagnosis, before surgery, three days after recovery and longer term recovery (don't believe anybody who says you'll be dancing around after two or three days)

links to information-rich websites and articles (including articles in medical journals) so you have a starting place to dialogue with licensed medical professionals

In case you're wondering if the information is current, the final draft of this Report was written in July of 2009.

This report is a product of my online research. And since I was going through the process while I was writing, I was able to test the usefulness of the information in the same way that you will. I have just as much of a vested interest in this information as you do.

For $24.95 you get a complete guide to taking charge of your life once you've been diagnosed with an Ovarian Cyst. .

And you have my personal 90 day guarantee that if you don't find this informatiion helpful, then I will happily refund your payment. That's how truly confident I am you'll find this info useful.

With that type of guarantee you have absolutely no reason to turn this offer down.
Click here and start getting the information you've been seeking about your ovarian cyst.

You may use Visa, MasterCard, American Express or PayPal to order your ebook. I also accept post office money orders. If you would like to send a money order email me at booksystems @ gmail.com

I look forward to helping you get the information you so desperately want and need. And if you're currently diagnosed with an ovarian cyst, I wish you a speedy recovery with as little pain as possible.

Warmest regards,

Cathy Goodwin

P.S.- In case you're nervous about ordering from somebody you don't know, I want to reassure you that you're not dealing with some fly-by-nighter.

I am an easy-to-find online entrepreneur. Type in my name and I'm all over the Internet.

I simply want to help people save hours of prowling onlne. I had an ovarian cyst and I know how frustrating the experience can be when you're looking for information and just don't find anything. I know that what I'm selling here will help you tremendously.

And if it doesn't (which I really doubt) you can ask for your money back and get it with absolutely no hassles. So get ready to benefit from my 50 hours of Internet searching.

P.S. 2. I understand the pain and frustration you must be going through

You will given immediate access to the report once your payment is received. (Once your order is complete you'll be taken to a receipt page. When you reach that receipt page simply click on the link you'll see on the middle of the screen. This will take you to your the report.)