Guest guest Posted September 20, 2003 Report Posted September 20, 2003 can you tell me at the end of the signatures there are the different weights listed - i'm assuming the 1st is a start weight and then how does the progression go from there? visit our website www.geocities.com/tanyarn96/countryside.html www.poncetihomes.com -- Re: just got some good news ...... That is wonderful. Good LUck and God Bless ROBIN, NEW YORK AGE-41 OPEN RNY OCT. 18TH, 2002 DR. EDWARD HIXSON SARANAC LAKE, NY 378/246/170??? 132 LBS GONE FOREVER : ) What a GREAT feeling : ) Quote
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2003 Report Posted September 20, 2003 Start weight/current/goal weigh Pamela 11/19/02 140 lbs gone!! Miami > can you tell me at the end of the signatures there are the different > weights listed - i'm assuming the 1st is a start weight and then how does > the progression go from there? > > > visit our website > www.geocities.com/tanyarn96/countryside.html > www.poncetihomes.com > > -- Re: just got some good news ...... > > That is wonderful. Good LUck and God Bless > > ROBIN, NEW YORK > AGE-41 > OPEN RNY > OCT. 18TH, 2002 > DR. EDWARD HIXSON > SARANAC LAKE, NY > 378/246/170??? > 132 LBS GONE FOREVER : ) > What a GREAT feeling : ) > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2003 Report Posted September 20, 2003 Start weight/current/goal weigh Pamela 11/19/02 140 lbs gone!! Miami > can you tell me at the end of the signatures there are the different > weights listed - i'm assuming the 1st is a start weight and then how does > the progression go from there? > > > visit our website > www.geocities.com/tanyarn96/countryside.html > www.poncetihomes.com > > -- Re: just got some good news ...... > > That is wonderful. Good LUck and God Bless > > ROBIN, NEW YORK > AGE-41 > OPEN RNY > OCT. 18TH, 2002 > DR. EDWARD HIXSON > SARANAC LAKE, NY > 378/246/170??? > 132 LBS GONE FOREVER : ) > What a GREAT feeling : ) > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2003 Report Posted September 20, 2003 thanx pam - i can't wait to put that at the bottom of my page. visit our website www.geocities.com/tanyarn96/countryside.html www.poncetihomes.com -- Re: just got some good news ...... > > That is wonderful. Good LUck and God Bless > > ROBIN, NEW YORK > AGE-41 > OPEN RNY > OCT. 18TH, 2002 > DR. EDWARD HIXSON > SARANAC LAKE, NY > 378/246/170??? > 132 LBS GONE FOREVER : ) > What a GREAT feeling : ) > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 28, 2003 Report Posted September 28, 2003 Ya know , I worried that about it as well. I have an HMO, and my surgeon handed me a list of tests to have and sent me off to my PCP. He was really concerned about writing referrals for the tests, when there was no real " medical necessity " for having them. I don't know what would have happened had I not been approved for the surgery... > > hi, i have a question - how many days post-op did it take you to have a BM > and was it painful ---- also, do you just sip fluids all day? i started my > protein drinks yesterday and i like them. > > i also wanted to say that because i had trouble with approval from BCBS PPO > of Illinois - they denied and i appealed and won - but months prior to that > on my 1st dr visit they handed me a stack of orders ( psch eval, sleep study > cardiac clearance which included a stress test, clearance from my reg dr, > blood work etc) and i asked when i should do all that and they said to start > right away so that when its time we can go ahead with surgery and not have > to wait on all that so i left that day and had labs drawn and proceded to do > everything - but my point is - what if i hadn't won the appeal - wouldn't i > have been responsible for those bills? has this happened to anyone and it > might be worth checking into with your insurance co b4 getting all the tests > done. > > visit our website > www.geocities.com/tanyarn96/countryside.html > www.poncetihomes.com > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 28, 2003 Report Posted September 28, 2003 Ya know , I worried that about it as well. I have an HMO, and my surgeon handed me a list of tests to have and sent me off to my PCP. He was really concerned about writing referrals for the tests, when there was no real " medical necessity " for having them. I don't know what would have happened had I not been approved for the surgery... > > hi, i have a question - how many days post-op did it take you to have a BM > and was it painful ---- also, do you just sip fluids all day? i started my > protein drinks yesterday and i like them. > > i also wanted to say that because i had trouble with approval from BCBS PPO > of Illinois - they denied and i appealed and won - but months prior to that > on my 1st dr visit they handed me a stack of orders ( psch eval, sleep study > cardiac clearance which included a stress test, clearance from my reg dr, > blood work etc) and i asked when i should do all that and they said to start > right away so that when its time we can go ahead with surgery and not have > to wait on all that so i left that day and had labs drawn and proceded to do > everything - but my point is - what if i hadn't won the appeal - wouldn't i > have been responsible for those bills? has this happened to anyone and it > might be worth checking into with your insurance co b4 getting all the tests > done. > > visit our website > www.geocities.com/tanyarn96/countryside.html > www.poncetihomes.com > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted November 2, 2003 Report Posted November 2, 2003 Those of you who have the abdom. cerclages, what did your dr.s say re swimming, baths, etc. ? During my last pregnancy, I wasn't allowed to do these things...now that I am expecting again, I wonder how important it is really b/c I swim every day. Any thoughts? My doctor encouraged me to keep swimming once i past my 24 week mark. I never did though b/c i was too nervous. I don't remember if i asked her about baths, but i know I could have killed for one b/c of the aches & pains i had w/ the pg. I ended up buying a tub seat & a hand held shower & took long, hot showers. i would wait until after the 24 week mark & go back to swimming if you get the okay from your doc. It is so healthy for your body & the pg. Quote
Guest guest Posted November 2, 2003 Report Posted November 2, 2003 Those of you who have the abdom. cerclages, what did your dr.s say re swimming, baths, etc. ? During my last pregnancy, I wasn't allowed to do these things...now that I am expecting again, I wonder how important it is really b/c I swim every day. Any thoughts? My doctor encouraged me to keep swimming once i past my 24 week mark. I never did though b/c i was too nervous. I don't remember if i asked her about baths, but i know I could have killed for one b/c of the aches & pains i had w/ the pg. I ended up buying a tub seat & a hand held shower & took long, hot showers. i would wait until after the 24 week mark & go back to swimming if you get the okay from your doc. It is so healthy for your body & the pg. Quote
Guest guest Posted November 2, 2003 Report Posted November 2, 2003 Hi Colleen! I'm not sure about swimming but my doc did say no baths!! Amy Question > Hi All, > Those of you who have the abdom. cerclages, what did your dr.s say re > swimming, baths, etc. ? During my last pregnancy, I wasn't allowed > to do these things...now that I am expecting again, I wonder how > important it is really b/c I swim every day. > Any thoughts? > Thanks, > Colleen > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted November 2, 2003 Report Posted November 2, 2003 Hi Colleen! I'm not sure about swimming but my doc did say no baths!! Amy Question > Hi All, > Those of you who have the abdom. cerclages, what did your dr.s say re > swimming, baths, etc. ? During my last pregnancy, I wasn't allowed > to do these things...now that I am expecting again, I wonder how > important it is really b/c I swim every day. > Any thoughts? > Thanks, > Colleen > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted November 3, 2003 Report Posted November 3, 2003 I am unable to par-take in any of those. They told me that the water can cause problems for me. I believe there are so women here that are able to swim. I wish I could give you more advice but this was all I was told. Taryn Question Hi All, Those of you who have the abdom. cerclages, what did your dr.s say re swimming, baths, etc. ? During my last pregnancy, I wasn't allowed to do these things...now that I am expecting again, I wonder how important it is really b/c I swim every day. Any thoughts? Thanks, Colleen Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. Quote
Guest guest Posted November 3, 2003 Report Posted November 3, 2003 I was told by my doc that on my next pregnancy (with the ab) I won´t be able to swim. He thinks that the pool can increase the risk of inffection and I seem to be prone to them. I also swim every day and will miss it a lot. Ianda " cgldvm " cgldvm@...> To: Abbyloopers cc: 02/11/2003 15:18 Subject: Question Please respond to Abbyloopers Hi All, Those of you who have the abdom. cerclages, what did your dr.s say re swimming, baths, etc. ? During my last pregnancy, I wasn't allowed to do these things...now that I am expecting again, I wonder how important it is really b/c I swim every day. Any thoughts? Thanks, Colleen Quote
Guest guest Posted November 3, 2003 Report Posted November 3, 2003 I was told by my doc that on my next pregnancy (with the ab) I won´t be able to swim. He thinks that the pool can increase the risk of inffection and I seem to be prone to them. I also swim every day and will miss it a lot. Ianda " cgldvm " cgldvm@...> To: Abbyloopers cc: 02/11/2003 15:18 Subject: Question Please respond to Abbyloopers Hi All, Those of you who have the abdom. cerclages, what did your dr.s say re swimming, baths, etc. ? During my last pregnancy, I wasn't allowed to do these things...now that I am expecting again, I wonder how important it is really b/c I swim every day. Any thoughts? Thanks, Colleen Quote
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2003 Report Posted November 14, 2003 Hello all, I was wondering does the progesterone shot help develop the babies lungs quickier? I can remember discussing a steroid that is give during the grey zone and only last for 6-7 days. Then you need another shot. Is this the same thing? If not what is the other drug called? I believe had this? – not sure taryn Quote
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2003 Report Posted November 14, 2003 Hello all, I was wondering does the progesterone shot help develop the babies lungs quickier? I can remember discussing a steroid that is give during the grey zone and only last for 6-7 days. Then you need another shot. Is this the same thing? If not what is the other drug called? I believe had this? – not sure taryn Quote
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2003 Report Posted November 14, 2003 I was wondering does the progesterone shot help develop the babies lungs quickier? I can remember discussing a steroid that is give during the grey zone and only last for 6-7 days. Then you need another shot. Is this the same thing? If not what is the other drug called? I believe had this? – not sure No, you're thinking of steroids (like Celestone). I haven't yet heard about the usage of Progesterone in oil to help the baby's lungs develop. Chele Quote
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2003 Report Posted November 14, 2003 I was wondering does the progesterone shot help develop the babies lungs quickier? I can remember discussing a steroid that is give during the grey zone and only last for 6-7 days. Then you need another shot. Is this the same thing? If not what is the other drug called? I believe had this? – not sure No, you're thinking of steroids (like Celestone). I haven't yet heard about the usage of Progesterone in oil to help the baby's lungs develop. Chele Quote
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2003 Report Posted November 14, 2003 I was wondering does the progesterone shot help develop the babies lungs quickier? I can remember discussing a steroid that is give during the grey zone and only last for 6-7 days. Then you need another shot. Is this the same thing? If not what is the other drug called? I believe had this? – not sure No, you're thinking of steroids (like Celestone). I haven't yet heard about the usage of Progesterone in oil to help the baby's lungs develop. Chele Quote
Guest guest Posted November 15, 2003 Report Posted November 15, 2003 Chele, Thank you for the info. I get so confused sometimes. I mean with all they stuff they do. I was checked for an UT infection thurs. I believe it has not gone away b/c now I have a burning feeling with. Plus I have been noticing that me stomach tightens and then lets goes for awhile. They will probably put on Macrobid again. Just another med. To add to my list. Taryn Re: Re: Question I was wondering does the progesterone shot help develop the babies lungs quickier? I can remember discussing a steroid that is give during the grey zone and only last for 6-7 days. Then you need another shot. Is this the same thing? If not what is the other drug called? I believe had this? – not sure No, you're thinking of steroids (like Celestone). I haven't yet heard about the usage of Progesterone in oil to help the baby's lungs develop. Chele Quote
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2003 Report Posted December 2, 2003 Jet-Puffed Marshmallows INGREDIENTS: corn syrup, sugar, dextrose, food starch - modified (corn), water, gelatin, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, artificial and natural flavor, artificial color (blue 1). DonnaShane - allergic to wheat, gluten, dairy, soy, and anything in the pickle family. Minnesota Question I promise that I will get to the computer today and reply to everyone and Welcome you Amy! I have been swamped! Anyway, Do you all know if anyone makes an egg free, milk free marshmallow? Brittany emailed me and asked. I have no idea. Thanks! *Alyssa*Wife to Mom to - Anaphylactic to peanuts, cashews, brazil nuts, macadamia nuts, and pistachios. Allergic to all tree nuts. Sensitive to dairy and soy. Eczema. & - no allergies Quote
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2003 Report Posted December 2, 2003 Jet-Puffed Marshmallows INGREDIENTS: corn syrup, sugar, dextrose, food starch - modified (corn), water, gelatin, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, artificial and natural flavor, artificial color (blue 1). DonnaShane - allergic to wheat, gluten, dairy, soy, and anything in the pickle family. Minnesota Question I promise that I will get to the computer today and reply to everyone and Welcome you Amy! I have been swamped! Anyway, Do you all know if anyone makes an egg free, milk free marshmallow? Brittany emailed me and asked. I have no idea. Thanks! *Alyssa*Wife to Mom to - Anaphylactic to peanuts, cashews, brazil nuts, macadamia nuts, and pistachios. Allergic to all tree nuts. Sensitive to dairy and soy. Eczema. & - no allergies Quote
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2003 Report Posted December 2, 2003 Thank you soooooooo much Donna!!!!!!! *Alyssa*Wife to Mom to - Anaphylactic to peanuts, cashews, brazil nuts, macadamia nuts, and pistachios. Allergic to all tree nuts. Sensitive to dairy and soy. Eczema. & - no allergies Question I promise that I will get to the computer today and reply to everyone and Welcome you Amy! I have been swamped! Anyway, Do you all know if anyone makes an egg free, milk free marshmallow? Brittany emailed me and asked. I have no idea. Thanks! *Alyssa*Wife to Mom to - Anaphylactic to peanuts, cashews, brazil nuts, macadamia nuts, and pistachios. Allergic to all tree nuts. Sensitive to dairy and soy. Eczema. & - no allergies Quote
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2003 Report Posted December 4, 2003 It can be done either way. Mine was general -- placed pre- pregnancy. Usually if there are no complications it takes 1 hour. But if you've had fibroids or previous Ab surgeries, etc. it could add to the time the surgery will take. > HI > I was just wondering is the abdominal done with general anesth, or a > spinal/ epidural. how long does this procedure usually last. Quote
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2003 Report Posted December 4, 2003 mine started under spinal and peri told the anesthesiologist he need 1 hour. Well, it ran longer and I started getting sensation, so they had to put me under general. I think it ended up taking an hour and a half. I was pg at the time and although he tries to do them under spinal, I was assured the general would not affect the babies. Ginger > HI > I was just wondering is the abdominal done with general anesth, or a > spinal/ epidural. how long does this procedure usually last. Quote
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2003 Report Posted December 4, 2003 I had a spinal tap. It doesn¡Çt last long as the others. Surgery was an hour not including prep time. Re: QUESTION It can be done either way. Mine was general -- placed pre- pregnancy. Usually if there are no complications it takes 1 hour. But if you've had fibroids or previous Ab surgeries, etc. it could add to the time the surgery will take. > HI > I was just wondering is the abdominal done with general anesth, or a > spinal/ epidural. how long does this procedure usually last. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. Quote
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