So my Dr is not an idiot
Patience Grasshopper!! I know it took a little bit of investigation for Dr W to go with my GB for my issues - compared to my former complications - I am glad it was not another ulcer frankly. This was a lot easier to fix at this stage. Anyway, I told you he would figure it out...and yes GB can mimic some heart/lung/respiratory issues as well. So hopefully after the evil GB is gone that issue will settle down too. I feel so much better after my GB surgery last month..... i miss my lortab but that is another story.
I am glad you rescheduled your training - you need to have your wits about you when you go through it...trust me I went thru my Advanced Tech Support training all dosed up on the Lortab and I know I lost a lot of information in the fog. But life is better now and I am on a roll....so shall you be!!
Hang in there let me know if you need me!! You have a direct line to me girl!!
Love ya loads...Ruth
350/326/173current/159goal
Certified OH Support Group Leader
COURAGE IS NOT THE ABSENCE OF FEAR BUT RATHER
THE ABILITY TO CONTINUE IN THE PRESENCE OF FEAR.
on 4/8/09 2:35 pm
I really wish they'd pull out those bad boys when they do any WLS. Most people who have WLS are going to have to lose a 100 pounds or more, and many of them will have GB problems-it just makes sense to do it as a preventative measure. I can't believe the insurance companies balk on that-it doesn't even make financial sense from their standpoint.
Gall bladders suck the big one and are nothing but a big bunch of trouble. You'll be so much happier without yours-trust me, I am glad mine is gone too!
You'll be good as new in no time!
Hugs
Kim J.!
When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, "I used everything you gave me." Erma Bombeck
19 lbs lost before surgery
9/3/09 Full TT, MR, BL, BA, Arm Reduction and Lipo 10-12 lbs skin/fat removed
