Guest guest Posted March 5, 2006 Report Posted March 5, 2006 ruth! That is SUCH good news!!BIG HUGS, AND GOD'S BLESSINGSDawnita MayLowpass, Oregon10/05/05 dob "Iraida" 209/165/135 5ft 3inches ***30 lbs to GOAL!!*** See Mylatest photos at: http://dawnita1961.myphotoalbum.com/ Quote
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2006 Report Posted March 5, 2006 That is Great news. So happy that you are feeling better. Take care of yourself and the band, and it won't be long before you will be continuing on your journey.Ruth <cajunfrancks@...> wrote: Well, Dr. Aceves looked at my X-rays and the happy news is that Ihaven't slipped!! wahooo!Because I was so sick, throwing up and coughing with the bronchitis Ibecame so swollen that I wasn't able to keep anything down. My pouchis dialated and he said that my band was too full.Anyway, I have to sit tight and wait for everything to get back tonormal and then I can get a fill in about three to four weeks. That'll make it two months without a fill... I've gain some weightback but I'm trying to be super careful. I've also really upped myexercise.Anyway just wanted everyone to know that my band hasn't slipped andthat makes me super duper happy!!Thanks to Dr. A and Nina for all their help!!Ruth>> Three weeks ago I got bronchitis really bad and was coughing so badthat I would throw > up. I was away on a trip. I tried to get into the only band dr intown (where I was visiting) > so he could take some of my fill out so that i would have anyproblems. He wouldn't see > me because I wasn't his patient and the coughing and throwingcontinued. > > About a week and half ago I started having problems keeping fooddown. So I went on > liquids... I've been on liquids for the last week and half andhaven't been able to keep the > majority of those down either.> > So I finally got back home and got in to see somebody today and myband has slippped. > He just doesn't know how bad it has slipped. He wants Dr. A to lookat the xrays and then > decide what to do.> > He took out half of my fill and thank goodness I'm able to keepliquid down... such a relief. > The nurse commented several times on how dehydrated I was... > > Anyway so I'm super sad and I've cried all week about thepossiblitiy of having a slipped > band and now I know that I do and I cried even more . I don'thave restriction right now > and am going to have to be super careful to keep my -67 lbs off.> > But I just wanted to say despite all this drama and me being SOemotional how amazing > Nina and Dr. Aceves have been through all of this... Nina has beenin touch constantly > with me, responding to my thousands of emails, telling me what Ineed to do and being so > patient and kind with me. You can't put a price on that kind ofcompassion. There have > been so many times during this nine month band journey of mine thatI have counted my > lucky stars that I picked such an amazing Dr. and his incrediblestaff. Thank you so much.> > So for now I'm just hanging out and being careful and I guess in acouple of weeks I know > what the next step is for my band.> > The moral of the story? Don't let your bronchitis get out ofcontrol! > Relax. virus scanning helps detect nasty viruses! Quote
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2006 Report Posted March 5, 2006 That is wonderful news, I am sooooooo Happpppy for you Ruth,having to go through the 6 week phase again, is not much fun, but I am happy to say I am doing it, and have finally made it to a point where I am not really hungry even though I have not eating in 9 days, and by the way this broth stuff that you make your self I think it is more filling then the ones in the can, i guess it is the fat content of it that fills you up, and by the way it was Debbie who suggested making my own broth THANKS DEBSM. Tracie Bartek 248/194Ruth <cajunfrancks@...> wrote: Well, Dr. Aceves looked at my X-rays and the happy news is that Ihaven't slipped!! wahooo!Because I was so sick, throwing up and coughing with the bronchitis Ibecame so swollen that I wasn't able to keep anything down. My pouchis dialated and he said that my band was too full.Anyway, I have to sit tight and wait for everything to get back tonormal and then I can get a fill in about three to four weeks. That'll make it two months without a fill... I've gain some weightback but I'm trying to be super careful. I've also really upped myexercise.Anyway just wanted everyone to know that my band hasn't slipped andthat makes me super duper happy!!Thanks to Dr. A and Nina for all their help!!Ruth>> Three weeks ago I got bronchitis really bad and was coughing so badthat I would throw > up. I was away on a trip. I tried to get into the only band dr intown (where I was visiting) > so he could take some of my fill out so that i would have anyproblems. He wouldn't see > me because I wasn't his patient and the coughing and throwingcontinued. > > About a week and half ago I started having problems keeping fooddown. So I went on > liquids... I've been on liquids for the last week and half andhaven't been able to keep the > majority of those down either.> > So I finally got back home and got in to see somebody today and myband has slippped. > He just doesn't know how bad it has slipped. He wants Dr. A to lookat the xrays and then > decide what to do.> > He took out half of my fill and thank goodness I'm able to keepliquid down... such a relief. > The nurse commented several times on how dehydrated I was... > > Anyway so I'm super sad and I've cried all week about thepossiblitiy of having a slipped > band and now I know that I do and I cried even more . I don'thave restriction right now > and am going to have to be super careful to keep my -67 lbs off.> > But I just wanted to say despite all this drama and me being SOemotional how amazing > Nina and Dr. Aceves have been through all of this... Nina has beenin touch constantly > with me, responding to my thousands of emails, telling me what Ineed to do and being so > patient and kind with me. You can't put a price on that kind ofcompassion. There have > been so many times during this nine month band journey of mine thatI have counted my > lucky stars that I picked such an amazing Dr. and his incrediblestaff. Thank you so much.> > So for now I'm just hanging out and being careful and I guess in acouple of weeks I know > what the next step is for my band.> > The moral of the story? Don't let your bronchitis get out ofcontrol! >Tracie K. Bartek (Dr. Aceves Lap-Band Dolls)DOB 6/24/05248/200/150 Bring photos to life! New PhotoMail makes sharing a breeze. Quote
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2006 Report Posted March 5, 2006 Thats great news ruth!! That bronchitis is something else huh? Well I hope your feeling better! Tammy I.Ruth <cajunfrancks@...> wrote: Well, Dr. Aceves looked at my X-rays and the happy news is that Ihaven't slipped!! wahooo!Because I was so sick, throwing up and coughing with the bronchitis Ibecame so swollen that I wasn't able to keep anything down. My pouchis dialated and he said that my band was too full.Anyway, I have to sit tight and wait for everything to get back tonormal and then I can get a fill in about three to four weeks. That'll make it two months without a fill... I've gain some weightback but I'm trying to be super careful. I've also really upped myexercise.Anyway just wanted everyone to know that my band hasn't slipped andthat makes me super duper happy!!Thanks to Dr. A and Nina for all their help!!Ruth>> Three weeks ago I got bronchitis really bad and was coughing so badthat I would throw > up. I was away on a trip. I tried to get into the only band dr intown (where I was visiting) > so he could take some of my fill out so that i would have anyproblems. He wouldn't see > me because I wasn't his patient and the coughing and throwingcontinued. > > About a week and half ago I started having problems keeping fooddown. So I went on > liquids... I've been on liquids for the last week and half andhaven't been able to keep the > majority of those down either.> > So I finally got back home and got in to see somebody today and myband has slippped. > He just doesn't know how bad it has slipped. He wants Dr. A to lookat the xrays and then > decide what to do.> > He took out half of my fill and thank goodness I'm able to keepliquid down... such a relief. > The nurse commented several times on how dehydrated I was... > > Anyway so I'm super sad and I've cried all week about thepossiblitiy of having a slipped > band and now I know that I do and I cried even more . I don'thave restriction right now > and am going to have to be super careful to keep my -67 lbs off.> > But I just wanted to say despite all this drama and me being SOemotional how amazing > Nina and Dr. Aceves have been through all of this... Nina has beenin touch constantly > with me, responding to my thousands of emails, telling me what Ineed to do and being so > patient and kind with me. You can't put a price on that kind ofcompassion. There have > been so many times during this nine month band journey of mine thatI have counted my > lucky stars that I picked such an amazing Dr. and his incrediblestaff. Thank you so much.> > So for now I'm just hanging out and being careful and I guess in acouple of weeks I know > what the next step is for my band.> > The moral of the story? Don't let your bronchitis get out ofcontrol! > Quote
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