Guest guest Posted June 6, 2008 Report Share Posted June 6, 2008 I know I haven`t posted in forever. I`m good at reading, no good at sitting and typing. I haven't spent much time with my computer at all. there are times I feel like giving up, but just keep plugging along. The reason I`m posting now is because I am just shocked with what happened to my daughter, and if I could get away with it, I would give her old doctor a black eye. She hasn't felt good since last October. She was actually down to 98 lbs. Her so called doctor ran test and then seen fit to throw the files in his desk and forget about it and her. Never told her a thing. About 2 weeks ago she took her records to a new doctor in the building that she works. He was shocked. Her test showed that she was full of gall stones and her gaul bladder was inflamed and swollen. He said it was time for surgery now. She was actually a walking time bomb. Wednesday the surgery was done. He found that her gaul bladder was twice the size that it should have been for a girl her size, Very inflamed and swollen. She was full of scar tissue from all the attacks she has had in the last months. He had to remove all that. He told her to feel blessed that one of those attacks or small stones didn't get stuck and kill her. I don`t know how she even went on that long with so much going on, and this other doctor telling her nothing. He totally ignored the problem. Now she is on her way to healing, and hopefully to a more comfortable life. My thing is, I wish we could do something about doctors like this. This is the same doctor that ignored the fact that she had endrometriosis, and let it go so long she can never have children. I'm not a person that can ever hate, but I will never say a good word about this man, and what he put my daughter through. So please, if you feel your doctor is missing something, get a second opinion, but don't wait as long as she did. As far as me, I'm living, not happy but living. I go to a neurologist in July, because my doctor wants a second opinion before he goes any further. He's beginning to think that maybe my fibromyalgia and spinal problems are not all thats going on, because I'm losing my balance way to easy. So I guess it's more test and more time sitting in doctors offices. I'm so tired of that. Do many of you just feel like giving up and saying good-by to the world? Don't worry, I'm too much of a coward to try that and my husband depends on me too much. But I'm not sure about this. Just hanging around until God says okay, it`s your turn, you pain can end now. Life, I don't understand it. Thanks for letting me stick my nose in after so long. Just wanted to let you know not always to trust what one doctor says. R. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2008 Report Share Posted June 6, 2008 Ive learned not to trust some doctors through bad experiences. Yet, some are just marvelous. I feel for you with all your problems. My husband has many back problems which were made worse by a manipulation he had, after 2 adjustments he couldn't walk or even stand up. After months of therapy and loads of doctors he is coming along nicely. He has spinal stenosis, neuropathy, pinched nerves, etc. etc. He is walking now but uses a cane and doesnt walk like he used to - he walks from side to side - but is walking. It breaks my heart when I remember how he was a year ago. He has a marvelous attitude and goes to the gym every day to work those muscles, so he will walk straighter. Our life has been on hold for 8 months. Tonight we're having a dinner party - something I havent done in ages. Our kids have been great and come down to Florida - have 1 in New York and 2 in the Carolinas. Didnt mean to ramble on, but he went to 2 neurosurgeons and a neurologist who all agreed not to operate. Just hang in there and take it one day at a time. Don't know how old you are - we're in our early 70's and life has been good to us. Things will get better for all of us. > wrote about her daughter: > About 2 weeks ago she took her records to a new doctor in the > building that she works. He was shocked. Her test showed that she > was full of gall stones and her gaul bladder was inflamed and > swollen. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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