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Originally Posted by Nucky
That is NOTHING but some story. They missed one little stone and all those problems ensued. See K-Man, this is the reason you needed a backup Enforcer to Mrs. K-Lady. Seriously its just terrible. The Doctor caught me by surprise yesterday with the news on the telephone while I was busy and I need to talk to him again when I'm ready to receive all the information properly.
I'm awake now because of pain in my lower right side back. I'm almost certain he said Gall Stoners are in the front on the right. The main thing is The Vena Cava Filter I have to keep blood clots from wiping me NOTHING but out looks stable which is a major relief. It does have one extra attraction which is shortness of breath, thanks a million, helps you live but sometimes begging for your next breath doesn't add up.
Mistakes during surgery are common. Mrs. Nucky's dad had a sponge left behind after they sewed him up and he eventually passed away from the infection it caused. Thankfully Mrs. K put her foot down and thank God she did cause we need you here.
I was offered pain meds and turned them down for now but no John Wayne thing going on here. If it gets bad I'll take 'em. Thanks for relating your experience.  |
When my symptoms first presented themselves we were visiting the relatives in SoCal. I thought I was having NOTHING but a heart attack. went to the ER and they did a full cardiac workup on me. Doc said the ticker was fine. Follow up with primary doc when you get home. We were living in the Bay Area at the time and unfortunately we had an HMO that was Jacked Up.. lol
That incident was the last straw and the last time we ever had an HMO. My first dealing with them was after a motorcycle accident where they kept me in the ER strapped to a backboard for 4 hours before even ordering x-rays.