December, 2013 RNY Buddies
Well, this wasn't what I had in mind at all
Surgery: RNY on 12/18/2013 with Jay M. Snow, MD "Don't mistake my kindness for weakness." - Robert Herjavec, quoting Al Capone
So sorry to hear you're having a tough ride. Your attitude is amazing and such a critical part of recovery. I go in 8 days, and reading all of the updates are so helpful. Makes it less scary to hear what might happen so I can be prepared.
Keeping my fingers crossed for your continued progress.
:)
"It's not whether you get knocked down...it's whether you get up" -Lombardi
HW- 293
SW- 258 (12/30/13)
CW- 167 (8/24/14)
Pam I continue to pray for a quick recovery. Im sorry you are going through this. Thank You for posting your issues. People need to be aware of potential issues. Stay positive and I am sending prayers your way.
Shannon
HW- 274 SW- 255 CW- 225.4 GW-125 39yr old 5'2"
Month 1-28.8 (including pre op)
Month 2- 16.8
Hi Pam!!
So very sorry to hear you are struggling. Prayers going out for you now. For that difficult part to be over, for your body to rest & heal, and for you to feel the concern & care we have for you. I totally relate with the vein issues. It got frustrating for all of us involved...the nurses were ready to send me home because they were tired of poking me so much :)
I hope that you get to go home really soon. Keep us updated!!!
~Diane
Guys, thank you all so much for your kind thoughts and good wishes! I actually made it out of the hospital earlier today, and am back at home where my wonderful husbeast is taking good care of me. So, drinking, belching, walking and sleeping is all I have on my menu for the next couple of days!
At least I already got my Christmas present.
Surgery: RNY on 12/18/2013 with Jay M. Snow, MD "Don't mistake my kindness for weakness." - Robert Herjavec, quoting Al Capone
Sorry I'm late in reading your post but I just can't not respond. I'm glad you are home and I am so sorry you had to deal with all that stuff. Sounds like it is worked out now though and that is a good thing. It is easy (at least for me) to forget that this is major surgery and that things can go wrong. Welcome to the belching ( for me it has been farting) bench and hopefully it will soon be the losers bench as well. Keep up your good spirits and, move move move. Please keep us posted on how you are feeling.