Christine9125
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I am so feeling the love on this board. Your alls kind word are very encouraging!
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I live in Louisa, Ky. I asked for a surgent out in ashland that works out of Kings Daughters. Not a real fan of Three Rivers Hospital. I finally found out I have an appointment with a surgent on July 12th. At that point I will find out if I am getting the surgery. My pain comes and goes. I try to watch what I am eating but things still hurt.
I had a breast reduction in Dec. 08 and it was an out patient surgery. I wish it wasn't. I remember that the nurse told me to wake up and I told her I did not want to wake up it hurt to much. It wasn't my chest! My stomach was killing me. She kept trying to wake me up and I begged her to let me sleep! I was still in and out when they moved me back to the room wear my husband and mom where. They kept telling me to wake up and get ready to go, that people have to go home. My surgery lasted longer because they took alot off of me. I begged them to let me sleep and leave me alone because my stomach was killing me. They kept pushing me to wake up. Well as soon as I got forced to sit up I got sick on both ends violently! They cleaned me up put me in a wheel chair and sent me home. I lived about 30 miles away. I got sick the whole way home and the first night was horrible. I was sick and sore and couldn't open my eyes. I WISHED THEY WOULD HAVE KEPT ME THAT NIGHT!!!!
Now if I have to have the surgery, every one says it is an out patient sugery like my reduction. Honestly that scares the P*** out of me. We live about 40 miles from the hospital and I have to either climb up 14 stairs or go around and climb the side of the hill to get in the house. If I get as sick as I did last time there is no way I will make it! I am hoping that if I am that sick that my husband will push the issue of me staying a night at the hospital!
I don't have stones but my output of my gallbladder is 0% anything below 40% is not normal. I had a Hepatobiliary scan and my gallbladder filled with in the 60 min. even though it was slow and waited to show up during the 48min. And then during the contractions nothing left. They think I have gallbladder dyskinesia.
I am a pooh sized woman so what you said makes total since! I just ate at logans tonight. I had a salad with ranch and hate half of my prime rib and never touched my sweet potato, one roll. Boy am I sorry tonight. Went to go to the Disney store at the mall (sale days) and walked. My stomach blew up like a balloon and got hard as a rock. Then I started have those contraction like pains. Poped a pain pill and sat down till I could get a hold of my self. I just want to have a normal meal and day out with my family without them having to take care of me! Pain is back tonight a little too! Hopefully pain pill will work and I will get sleep tonight.
Thanks for all the care and concern, I feel like I have this extended family who is wrapping big mickey arms around me!
I have had 4 surgeries since last August, the second was my gallbladder. I woke right up, had no issues with the gallbladder surgery, the other 3 I had trouble waking up. 1st surgery in August 2010-outpatient, but was at the hospital from 5:30 am to 5 pm waking up, they did not rush me. 2nd was gallbladder, was there from 11 am to 3 pm, no issues waking up at all. 3rd I was there from 12 noon to 7 pm, they gave me the option of staying overnight and I refused. 4th was my hyterectomy, was suppose to be an outpatient (stay over 23 hours) but was in 2 nights. You have a right to stay, it is still considered outpatient if you are there less then 23 hours after your surgery is complete. Tell the doctors and nurses you have trouble waking up and you got sick with the last surgery. Sounds to me they didn't give you the meds to help with getting sick. I hope all goes well for you and you don't have to wait much longer. By the time they found out what was wrong with me, I was eating Jello and fat free pudding.