u/plushcatfren91

I have abdominal adhesions that caused pain, ibs type symptoms, bleeding, and other digestive issues that are extremely disruptive to my life. Ive had scopes and imaging and im wondering if its even worth it to try harder to get a diagnosis of abdominal adhesion disease. My gi says that its "normal" to have adhesions after all the surgeries ive had and that the only way to get a diagnosis is to have an exploratory surgery and no surgeon will do that since ive not had a bowel obstruction before. Should I bother getting a second opinion? The only thing ive been offered is a lysis of adhesions surgery that will cause more adhesions. Am I just supposed to live like this?

If you want to ofc. Unless what happens in fEST stays there

Im thinking of getting a folding chair so I have appropriate seating when im doing school work away from home. Does anyone have any suggestions on folding chairs with straight backs? Everything i see is leaning back

Im doing the college of court reporting certificate porgram and I start my second semester next week with the ev360 software. We have to submit a self evaluation by writing a conversation we listen to at real time speed. Im not fast. Please tell me someone else has been in this situation and its gonna be fine

Going to a show on the 20th next month and I didnt know id anyone did bracelets at his shows?