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Gallbladder

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I was relieved to say "good riddance" to my gallbladder! I had gallstones two years ago and had my gb out about 5 days after my first attack. The surgery was a piece of cake, just three laparoscopic incision, and minor post-op soreness. Good luck to you! Hopefully you'll feel better aftewards without your gallbladder. Once they start causing problems they're a huge pain...literally.

i also had to have my gallbladder out before my band. had the gallbladder out last friday 8/3 and band is scheduled for 9/4. its not that bad :) i was back to work for a half day on monday!

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