Feel like crap

Hi, feel like crap, I have been out two weeks but had some complications, I hope I feel better soon , I cannot even take a shower yet, Jade If it is like this, I dont know, I have no energy at all.

I'm sorry you are feeling crappy! I hope and pray you feel better soon. Take it easy, get lots of rest but do get in some liquids., have you called your doctor's office for advice...please do...take care of yourself.. God Bless.

so sorry to hear that jade i agree with the previous person, call your doc and see what he thinks. be sure you are drinking water, and doing what they told you to do. the first couple of weeks are the hardest. good luck, jacki

Jade - a lot of people have been asking about you..including me....as it was almost two weeks and we heard nothing! I'm sorry you feel lousy.....not knowing your complications - I can tell you that at 2 weeks out I was very wea****il you're on full liquids and can get some calories in it's not at all unusual to feel quite weak. It's really important to stay hydrated above all else. That's a challenge postop. But I'm now 9 weeks out and feeling so much better. You will feel better. Susan

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I was always amazed at the people who posted that they felt great right after surgery. It took me a while until I felt normal, I'm talking 6-8 weeks. The first two were extremely hard on me because I had to be readmitted to the hospital one week post op. I had some kind of pain in my abdomen that they really never figured out but speculated that it could have been pancreatitis. I was a mess because my electrolytes were all screwed up, it was amazing that I could even get around. However, it does get better and you will get there, just give yourself some time. This is a major life change and those never come easy. Good luck. I also agree with everyone else, call your doctor if you think something is wrong. Amy

Jade~ I am sorry you are feeling bad, but I think it's very normal. I felt awful for the first few weeks, until I was able to get around like I did before surgery anyway. Just call your doctor to make sure nothing sounds bad to him, and then ALLOW yourself to relax and do as little as you can get away with. You just had major surgery and are making a major life change, be gentle on Jade. Michelle Brennan

Thanks, I have seen my Doctor and he says it is normal, I hope I feel better, Love, Jade I had my surgery on March 26, and got weighed on April 12 it said I was down 20 or so pounds but I was in the hospital for a long time, I expected more.