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Lady Luck

Rears her head again as 2 days before my appt with the surgeon and psych, I am in ER and they think its my gallbladder. I have read on this site that many have had their's removed too. Coincidence???

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    Hi! I just met with my doctor last Thursday and he informed me that I need to have my gallbladder removed before I am banded. I'm a bit nervous to have two surgeries so close together.

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    Ummm...of all of the symptoms my doctor talked to me about the only one I have is being bloated a lot and not very regular. I don't have any pain at all. But had I not been tested during this lap band process I would have never known. The test showed my gallbladder is functioning at 29%

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