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Lubelle

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Everything posted by Lubelle

  1. Same thing happened with me, the gas pain was the worst. I was given an IV gas medicine, I have no idea what it was. But I think what really helped was sipping on water, I couldn't drink much but enough to throw up a bit, and I burped a lot doing that, then felt much better, kept doing that until I was no longer in pain.
  2. Me too! I found this site after my surgery, had lots of questions. How are you doing? For me, I was feeling weak and tired most of the time so far, couldn't keep my vitamins down. Now I switched to gummies so hopefully that will help. Also, does anyone else feel like they don't know what to do with their time anymore since they can no longer eat all the time? Lol I keep looking at pictures of food that I can order but I don't because I know I can't eat it.

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