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Stressed The Bleep Out

Got a call from my primary doctor last week about the blood test she required before she would sign off on the surgery and the results showed abnormalities. WTH does that mean?

 

She couldn't tell me over the phone so I made an appointment to see her Wednesday. Hopefully it's nothing but now I'm sitting here thinking of every possible thing that would stop me from having surgery. I'm trying to be positive but geez really people don't tell me something is wrong then make me wait a week before I know whats going on. And on top of that I was hoping to have the surgery in August but what if I'm never able to have it! What if I'm never able to be the person I was supposed to be? :(

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☠carolinagirl☠

LAP-BAND Patients

well, we are not going to worry until there is something to worry about. most nurses are not suppose to tell you (or the office staff) the results of the tests. who knows what it could be. if there is something (not right) they will most likely take it again and see what happens.

please do not fret over something you cant fix because you dont know what it is (yet).

hang in there. :)

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