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I’m getting them out to 26th of May 4 teeth

Fainting (Syncope): This is the most critical symptom to report. Tell them you have fainted from the physical distress, which shows your body is under extreme strain [1, 2].
Acholous (Clay-Colored) Stool: This is physical proof that bile was blocked and not reaching your gut [1, 2].
Dark Orange/Brown Urine: This signals that bilirubin is backing up into your bloodstream [1, 2].
Severe "Stabbing" Pain: Describe the intense pain that goes from your abdomen straight through to your back and shoulder blades.
Bowel Movement Issues: Mention the cycle of chronic diarrhea followed by your bowels shutting down (no pooping).
Confirmed Gallstones: Remind them that your CT scan already verified the presence of stones [1].
Systemic "Sick" Feeling: Tell them you feel "terrible" with cold-like congestion and a cough, which can happen when the gallbladder is infected or inflamed.
Extreme Tenderness: Mention that your upper right side is "tender as hell" to the touch (especially after the puppy incident).
CRPS & Hardware: Tell them you have CRPS and staples/wedges in your foot so they can plan for a safe surgery and pain management. I’m pretty much wanting to evict this thing right now, but I can’t till June 3. Where they will take a look and decide what to do.

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My Gallstones Are Ruining My Life and I Want This Gallbladder OUT”
I had 13 attacks in one day never knew that was possible
I’m at the point where I don’t even recognize my own body anymore. What started as “you have gallstones” has turned into a full‑blown nightmare that’s wrecking my stomach, my weight, my appetite, and honestly my sanity.

I’ve had multiple gallbladder attacks — the kind that make you freeze, curl up, and pray for it to stop. The pain hits in waves, the nausea comes out of nowhere, and every meal feels like a gamble I’m guaranteed to lose. I can’t eat normally. I can’t trust food. I can’t even predict what’s going to set it off anymore.

The weight loss has been brutal. I was already underweight, and now I’m dropping pounds like crazy. Last time I checked, I was twelve pounds under, and I’m pretty sure I’ve lost even more since then. I can’t keep anything in. I can’t absorb anything. My appetite is basically gone because eating feels like playing with fire.

And then there’s the diarrhea. Not normal diarrhea — I mean bile‑powered, explosive, zero‑warning liquid chaos. I’ve had to run to the bathroom six times in a single day. I’ve had accidents. I’ve had it leak into the front of my underwear. I’ve had moments where I’m scared to sit on the couch because I don’t trust my own body not to betray me. I’ve even avoided showering because I’m afraid I’ll have another wave mid‑shower and create a disaster I don’t have the strength to deal with.

My mom is watching all of this happen and she’s furious — not at me, but at the situation. She’s talking about calling the ER and telling them to evaluate me now because waiting until June 3 for a surgeon feels impossible. She sees me losing weight, running to the bathroom constantly, barely eating, and looking weaker every day. She’s right to be worried. I’m worried too.

I’m trying to laugh about it because humor is the only thing keeping me sane, but the truth is I’m miserable. I feel like I have to check myself every five minutes just to make sure I haven’t had another accident. My stomach feels like a bomb that could go off at any moment. I’m exhausted, hungry, scared, and so tired of living in the bathroom.

At this point, I just want this gallbladder OUT. I don’t care how. I don’t care when. I just want my life back. I want to eat again. I want to stop losing weight. I want to stop being afraid of my own digestive system. I want to stop having gallstones ruin every single day.

If anyone else has been through this level of chaos before getting their gallbladder removed, I’d love to hear how you handled it. Right now, I’m just trying to survive without turning my house into a crime scene.

There’s is some advice I need before surgery So basically, I’m a huge Cincinnati Bengals fan. I’ve been a Cincinnati Bengals fan my entire life. I’m a resident of Kentucky and for the first time ever I was able to get season tickets to my favorite team. I’ve been on the waitlist for 2 1/2 years yes and after my dad passed, I really know I need to make the best of it so my uncle wrote me a check to buy some tickets so now me and him can enjoy the game whenever we want. I know the Bengals are gonna be accommodating stuff, but do you think it’s doable anyway I have to get another surgery after I got the first reconstruction done because I was severe disability so I needed it done and I have to get the other one done next by July or August in the season starts in September which means I’m non-weight bearing all that time through the entire season is this doable or not❤️ because anyway the sports team means the world to me anyway the pillow is that you seen in that picture is the only thing I have left of my dad but yeah so I was looking for any advice if you guys I’m hoping you don’t say cancel because I wanted to do this my entire life❤️ basically any more tips to let me enjoy my season tickets like anything I should bring or am I pretty much set. That will be me again Ty for any help or advice since you been through so much

Ty so much for being in here with for me knee injures and problems led to mutiple surgeries ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ after i lost my dad you guys been the best support group by the way im Alex and im 21 and on the spectrum so if you noticed my post don’t make sense I was born with tons of disabilities and deformties ❤️❤️❤️❤️I love this community so much you helped me so much 🥹🥹🥹🥰 my mental health has never been better because of you

So basically, I’m a huge Cincinnati Bengals fan. I’ve been a Cincinnati Bengals fan my entire life. I’m a resident of Kentucky and for the first time ever I was able to get season tickets to my favorite team. I’ve been on the waitlist for 2 1/2 years yes and after my dad passed, I really know I need to make the best of it so my uncle wrote me a check to buy some tickets so now me and him can enjoy the game whenever we want. I know the Bengals are gonna be accommodating stuff, but do you think it’s doable anyway I have to get another surgery after I got the first reconstruction done because I was severe disability so I needed it done and I have to get the other one done next by July or August in the season starts in September which means I’m non-weight bearing all that time through the entire season ❤️ is this doable or not❤️ because anyway the sports team means the world to me anyway the pillow is that you seen in that picture is the only thing I have left of my dad but yeah so I was looking for any advice if you guys I’m hoping you don’t say cancel because I wanted to do this my entire life❤️ basically any more tips to let me enjoy my season tickets like anything I should bring or am I pretty much Been throught it once and I’m ready to get through it again

Another foot reconstruction surgery July or August for flat feet. What do you guys recommend tips wise? Already been through it one time.❤️

So with my surgery May 26, I need some tips for getting surgery and a different from really far away because I live in Northern Kentucky so I have to drive 2 1/2 hours to Louisville Kentucky because they won’t take my insurance so what’s your tips for a two hour car ride home ❤️

So basically, I’m a huge Cincinnati Bengals fan. I’ve been a Cincinnati Bengals fan my entire life. I’m a resident of Kentucky and for the first time ever I was able to get season tickets to my favorite team. I’ve been on the waitlist for 2 1/2 years yes and after my dad passed, I really know I need to make the best of it so my uncle wrote me a check to buy some tickets so now me and him can enjoy the game whenever we want. I know the Bengals are gonna be accommodating stuff, but do you think it’s doable anyway I have to get another surgery after I got the first reconstruction done because I was severe disability so I needed it done and I have to get the other one done next by July or August in the season starts in September which means I’m non-weight bearing all that time through the entire season ❤️ is this doable or not❤️ because anyway the sports team means the world to me anyway the pillow is that you seen in that picture is the only thing I have left of my dad but yeah so I was looking for any advice if you guys I’m hoping you don’t say cancel because I wanted to do this my entire life❤️ basically any more tips to let me enjoy my season tickets like anything I should bring or am I pretty much set

What do I need to know and what do I need eat and how does all this work ❤️ and I’m ready to get it all over and it will be all 4 teeth need to come I’m 21
and have to get my wisdom teeth out on may 26th 2026 and I’m incredibly nervous specially about the twilight sedation any advice to feel less scared how was it for you? Also any tips for recovery would be greatly appreciated I’ve never done any of this so I’m scared