It was certainly Monday
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Gail
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Backed up?
I hope they were able to actually help you, Gail! We spent last night in the ER as well, but this time, for once, it wasn't because of me! My poor boyfriend has GERD really bad. We thought something had burst in him it was so bad. We hate going to the ER because all they ever did for me before my diagnosis was shoot me up with pain killers, and send me home after twelve hours. Well, that's pretty much what they did to him. They ruled out gallstones, and upped his GERD meds, shot him full of dilaudid, and sent us crawling home.
Do they know why you're backing up? Has anyone suggested stents (sp?)?
Many hugs,
Krista0 -
Sorry to hear about it
I've had the severe abdominal pain before, nothing quite like it. I'm glad you had no obstruction, I had that once, not fun. Watch the pain killers, they aren't great for the bowels, they tend to slow everything down. Do they know why it happens?
Glad you are better now.
-phil0 -
Thanks to both of you forPhillieG said:Sorry to hear about it
I've had the severe abdominal pain before, nothing quite like it. I'm glad you had no obstruction, I had that once, not fun. Watch the pain killers, they aren't great for the bowels, they tend to slow everything down. Do they know why it happens?
Glad you are better now.
-phil
Thanks to both of you for the comments! I'm feeling a bit better today. Not quite 100% yet. I only had the painkillers while at the hospital. I'm on my own now, although I have something I can take if it gets dire. I'm not going to take it unless it IS really bad, because I have to be alert to take care of the grandkids. They do know pretty much what's going on with me. Part of the pain is from scar tissue trapping nerves. The backing up issue is partly from the surgery and mostly from IBS. I've had that for years. I eat all the fiber I can stuff in, but a lot of the medications they've tried have not done well with my system. So it's ongoing. The thing that makes me laugh is when my doctor talks about eliminating stress. Ha! Love to, not sure how to accomplish it. Anyway, I think I'll be okay. Just a little yucky today.
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Gail0 -
Sorrytootsie1 said:Thanks to both of you for
Thanks to both of you for the comments! I'm feeling a bit better today. Not quite 100% yet. I only had the painkillers while at the hospital. I'm on my own now, although I have something I can take if it gets dire. I'm not going to take it unless it IS really bad, because I have to be alert to take care of the grandkids. They do know pretty much what's going on with me. Part of the pain is from scar tissue trapping nerves. The backing up issue is partly from the surgery and mostly from IBS. I've had that for years. I eat all the fiber I can stuff in, but a lot of the medications they've tried have not done well with my system. So it's ongoing. The thing that makes me laugh is when my doctor talks about eliminating stress. Ha! Love to, not sure how to accomplish it. Anyway, I think I'll be okay. Just a little yucky today.
*hugs*
Gail
Sorry to hear that you had to go to ER. You had to be miserable with you backing up but like was said above good thing it wasn't a blockage. Yes, doctors are funny with there suggestions like "eliminating stress" - yeah right. What cloud do they live on. Hope you are feeling better real soon.
Kim0 -
ThanksAnnabelle41415 said:Sorry
Sorry to hear that you had to go to ER. You had to be miserable with you backing up but like was said above good thing it wasn't a blockage. Yes, doctors are funny with there suggestions like "eliminating stress" - yeah right. What cloud do they live on. Hope you are feeling better real soon.
Kim
Thanks, Kim.
It helps when something makes me smile, like your post just did.
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Gail0 -
butterflies and rosestootsie1 said:Thanks
Thanks, Kim.
It helps when something makes me smile, like your post just did.
*hugs*
Gail
Hi gail....speaking of doctors on clouds. I had a doc who actually said " in a situation like you are in.....ie stage 4 cancer....you should be thinking of nothing but rainbows and roses."
Yup! that helps for sure....:):) stress and how to live with it
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mags0 -
Rainbows, huh?maglets said:butterflies and roses
Hi gail....speaking of doctors on clouds. I had a doc who actually said " in a situation like you are in.....ie stage 4 cancer....you should be thinking of nothing but rainbows and roses."
Yup! that helps for sure....:):) stress and how to live with it
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mags
So how's it going with the thinking about rainbows and roses? *grins* My doctor is actually a good friend of mine from before I became his patient, and I have the feeling he knows it's pointless when he tells me to reduce stress. *grins*
Hope you had a fabulous day.
*hugs*
Gail0
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