i just got my gallbladder removed 3 days ago. the whole experience was something i never expected. The symptoms of gallbladder stones is outta this world. the pain is tremendous. i was rushed to the emergency room coz i cud not stand d pain no longer. Im now recovering from this operation (Laparoscopy). the pain is still there tho. i hope it goes away soon coz im sick of being in pain
Hi! Im a 12 year old girl, 5 foot and 100 pounds (normal weight) I have been having stoumic pains for 3 years now, i had 2 endoscopys, one cck hida scan, my number thing from the cck was a borderline normal 41 but they are scheuling me surgery to take out my galblater. they took out my appendix, and i have marks all down my asophagus (idk how to spell it) and i have an extra toob on my kedney. I would like to know if it hurts??? please respond someone
My girlfriend is going to have one on Monday morning. She's going through the same thing. We're hoping that the hospital will use the Laparoscopic method instead of the other method. She's a kick-ass girl, but when it comes down to surgery, she gets all worked up and worried....LOL
But we're praying for her, as we are praying for all those who are going to go through the same procedure. God Bless and speedy recovery to you.
I hope you're doing well. I had my GB out in June 2007 (no stones, 12% function). Overall I guess it was a good thing, although I still have "attacks" depending on what I eat. Digestive enzymes really help.
Thank you for sharing this information even though you don't feel well. I just found out my best friend may have a gall bladder problem. I'm going to tell her to be more forward to her doctors because they are being weird about tests and stuff, and my friend, like you, feels that she already knows what the problem is. Thanks and I wish you the best of luck!
I had pain and problems for many years until my stones were discovered and I had my GB out. After this I had episodes of explosive diarhea, this is reported by many, many post-GB surgery patients.
FAT is the issue... it is the issue for forming stones and it is the issue for recovery... keep sat fats low, very low!
I'm glad you are having your surgery quickly so you won't be in pain much longer! On the brighter side, you'll be a little lighter with no more gallbladder..lol ;) See it's just helping you lose weight this week.. <3
LOL! I was thinking the same thing. Also I will need to be on liquids and then slowly bring food back into my diet. I am hoping for a good loss this week. Not the best way to do it but, I will take what I can get.
I told my husband yesterday that I want him to record me coming out of recovery and also continue to record when I can't. I really want to show the process as much as possible. It has been hard for me to find good information from a personal perspective. Your support really helps!
I had my GB out last week and was home that afternoon with no problem at all. I had 2 stones the size of Golf Balls my surgeon said and my GB was inflamed so hoping I'll feel much better physically now as I'd had attacks for 6 yrs. I've had no pain as I have medicine and just some swelling around my naval.
You are blessed to have such nice doctors. I was supposed to have the laposcropy surgery when i had mine removed, but once the inccesions were made and they got in there, my gallbladder had already grown to much so i had to be cut open. I think i was in there for 3 days, the removal of the drain tube was the worst that i could really say. Just let go and let your husband help you. Good luck but it sounds like your in great hands. My doctor had no bed side manner, LONG STORY :). Take care.
My doctor has no bed side manner either. I have had to push for everything and I am hoping it won't come back to bite me. I am prying that the open surgery doesn't happen but, my gallbladder is already inflammed so there is a chance.. Thanks for your support and I will continue to video this experience as much as possible.
My sister had her gall bladder removed. If you have laposcropy your recovery will be amazingly quick . My sister became a vegan after surgery because her doctor said either lower her cholesterol through diet, or she would have to take Liptor. She was able to lower her cholesterol through not eating meat or dairy. I think other people will find your videos very comforting as they face the same issues. Good luck. Don't worry.
i hope your okay i went through the same thing in 2005 but i am still sick
joanna1930 1 year ago
i just got my gallbladder removed 3 days ago. the whole experience was something i never expected. The symptoms of gallbladder stones is outta this world. the pain is tremendous. i was rushed to the emergency room coz i cud not stand d pain no longer. Im now recovering from this operation (Laparoscopy). the pain is still there tho. i hope it goes away soon coz im sick of being in pain
MrBhong2000 1 year ago
Hi! Im a 12 year old girl, 5 foot and 100 pounds (normal weight) I have been having stoumic pains for 3 years now, i had 2 endoscopys, one cck hida scan, my number thing from the cck was a borderline normal 41 but they are scheuling me surgery to take out my galblater. they took out my appendix, and i have marks all down my asophagus (idk how to spell it) and i have an extra toob on my kedney. I would like to know if it hurts??? please respond someone
AmericanGirlDoll1997 1 year ago
@AmericanGirlDoll1997 I sent you a personal message sweetie!
Lightenup2009 1 year ago
My girlfriend is going to have one on Monday morning. She's going through the same thing. We're hoping that the hospital will use the Laparoscopic method instead of the other method. She's a kick-ass girl, but when it comes down to surgery, she gets all worked up and worried....LOL
But we're praying for her, as we are praying for all those who are going to go through the same procedure. God Bless and speedy recovery to you.
kbdbaby 2 years ago
I hope you're doing well. I had my GB out in June 2007 (no stones, 12% function). Overall I guess it was a good thing, although I still have "attacks" depending on what I eat. Digestive enzymes really help.
Best of luck to you!
tattooyu 2 years ago
I've been paying for you and i will continue too. Stay strong hun!
UltimateAnonymity 3 years ago
I will be thinking about you :)
rugratstar 3 years ago
u will be in my thoughts and prayers. glad you are getting it taken care of. <3
ghettofabarlene 3 years ago
Thank you for sharing this information even though you don't feel well. I just found out my best friend may have a gall bladder problem. I'm going to tell her to be more forward to her doctors because they are being weird about tests and stuff, and my friend, like you, feels that she already knows what the problem is. Thanks and I wish you the best of luck!
singdomiso 3 years ago
I had pain and problems for many years until my stones were discovered and I had my GB out. After this I had episodes of explosive diarhea, this is reported by many, many post-GB surgery patients.
FAT is the issue... it is the issue for forming stones and it is the issue for recovery... keep sat fats low, very low!
halfbakedlaska 3 years ago
I'm glad you are having your surgery quickly so you won't be in pain much longer! On the brighter side, you'll be a little lighter with no more gallbladder..lol ;) See it's just helping you lose weight this week.. <3
rugratstar 3 years ago
LOL! I was thinking the same thing. Also I will need to be on liquids and then slowly bring food back into my diet. I am hoping for a good loss this week. Not the best way to do it but, I will take what I can get.
<3 Brenda
Lightenup2009 3 years ago
What a lesson is nutrition and health. Wow - I find all of this fascinating.
I am so sorry that you're in pain and I hope your surgery goes well and you recover quickly. <33
antishay 3 years ago
I told my husband yesterday that I want him to record me coming out of recovery and also continue to record when I can't. I really want to show the process as much as possible. It has been hard for me to find good information from a personal perspective. Your support really helps!
Thanks Shant!!
<3 Brenda
Lightenup2009 3 years ago
I had my GB out last week and was home that afternoon with no problem at all. I had 2 stones the size of Golf Balls my surgeon said and my GB was inflamed so hoping I'll feel much better physically now as I'd had attacks for 6 yrs. I've had no pain as I have medicine and just some swelling around my naval.
Jibbie49 2 years ago
gOOD LUCK
singingbeauty17 3 years ago
You are blessed to have such nice doctors. I was supposed to have the laposcropy surgery when i had mine removed, but once the inccesions were made and they got in there, my gallbladder had already grown to much so i had to be cut open. I think i was in there for 3 days, the removal of the drain tube was the worst that i could really say. Just let go and let your husband help you. Good luck but it sounds like your in great hands. My doctor had no bed side manner, LONG STORY :). Take care.
shortie946 3 years ago
My doctor has no bed side manner either. I have had to push for everything and I am hoping it won't come back to bite me. I am prying that the open surgery doesn't happen but, my gallbladder is already inflammed so there is a chance.. Thanks for your support and I will continue to video this experience as much as possible.
<3 Brenda
Lightenup2009 3 years ago
We're thinking about you sista!
kmcarp12 3 years ago
My sister had her gall bladder removed. If you have laposcropy your recovery will be amazingly quick . My sister became a vegan after surgery because her doctor said either lower her cholesterol through diet, or she would have to take Liptor. She was able to lower her cholesterol through not eating meat or dairy. I think other people will find your videos very comforting as they face the same issues. Good luck. Don't worry.
ademeyer 3 years ago
Thank you so much. I am hoping to continue eating the way I have recently. no flour, sugar, msg, aspartame, dairy.
I am also thinking about cutting out red meat after this. Thanks for the suggestion and I may end up down that road.
<3 Brenda
Lightenup2009 3 years ago
Take good care of yourself.
macomarell 3 years ago
good luck, i hope everything goes well!
socalmakeup 3 years ago
Good luck with your procedure. Your in my prayers. I hope the recovery period is fast for you!
butterflyangel32 3 years ago