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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center

I went and did my preop testing today at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center in NYC. I could not believe that I actually lost 4 pounds since my last visit. They took my blood some urine and gave me an EKG and a chest x-ray. I signed up for and did a memory study as Dr. Pomp was running late. 2 1/2 hours later i finaly got to see him. He is a very down to earth guy and I think that some of my other Doctors could learn from his approach. He answered my last minute questions and I really feel like I am ready. The hospital is great very clean and new with nice big chairs and exam tables I felt pretty comfortable with everything. Everyone was very nice. My surgery is scheduled for September 3rd.

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Congrats Kromrider - 9/3 isn't all that far away - it will be here before you know it -- it's great that you are happy with your surgeon - that is a very important step.

Hi and welcome. Glad that everything went well with your pre-op. Like VA said, it is important that you like and have confidence in your surgeon. Keep us posted on how things are going.

Good luck on your journey. It sounds like you are ready to go. Keep on posting and keep us informed of your progress.

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My surgery is on Thursday. I am going to Yankee stadium today for the first time this year. I am looking forward to a beer and a hot dog. My eating has really been under controll for the last week or so. My doctor does not have many restrictions aside from a clear liquid diet for two days before and I will be leaving the hospital on pureed food. I am not looking forward to my last three days of work. My boss is not very happy with me going out on medical leave but I have to come first. There are many jobs out there but you only get one life. I guess she might actually have to work. I think it will be even tougher to deal with her on clears!

My surgery is on Thursday. I am going to Yankee stadium today for the first time this year. I am looking forward to a beer and a hot dog. My eating has really been under controll for the last week or so. My doctor does not have many restrictions aside from a clear liquid diet for two days before and I will be leaving the hospital on pureed food. I am not looking forward to my last three days of work. My boss is not very happy with me going out on medical leave but I have to come first. There are many jobs out there but you only get one life. I guess she might actually have to work. I think it will be even tougher to deal with her on clears!

Sounds like a great way to spend your day. As for your boss - to heck with her, she can just get happy in the same clothes she got unhappy in - it's not her choice and she CAN'T fire you for being out on medical leave - if she does - SUE HER! you'll be able to do the 3 days of liquids - if it gets too difficult, just remember to focus on the prize - anything worth having is worth fighting for ... and the sleeve is worth having! Hang in there and keep us posted.

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