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in the hospital

After 3 trips to the ER, for this horrible kidney stone, I've been admitted and scheduled for surgery tomorrow.

5mm stone in my ureter.

Stay hydrated my friends!!!

This is so very painful :(

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My thoughts are with you!! Let us know how you are doing. Hugs!

Thoughts and prayers are with you!

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Kidney stones are so painful! I will be praying for you!

After 3 trips to the ER, for this horrible kidney stone, I've been admitted and scheduled for surgery tomorrow.

5mm stone in my ureter.

Stay hydrated my friends!!!

This is so very painful :(

Did you have kidney stones before VSG? Or did they develop afterwards?

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This is my first experience with a stone. The Dr. suspects it could be from continous mild to moderate dehydration. There are several factors to getting stones. I will know more after they retrieve the stone and analyze it. I had heard stones were horrible but nothing could of prepared me for this...its excruciating. As soon as I know what caused my stone I'll post it.

Thanks for the well wishes you all, it means a lot!

Good luck.

I hope you have a quick recovery! Thanks for the reminder to keep hydrated!!!!!!!!!! Good Luck! We will be sending good thoughts your way!

I hope you feel better soon!

Good luck! I'd never had a stone before surgery but ended up in the hospital with them three weeks after surgery. It was the worst pain of my life, but thankfully mine passed on its own.

This is my first experience with a stone. The Dr. suspects it could be from continous mild to moderate dehydration. There are several factors to getting stones. I will know more after they retrieve the stone and analyze it. I had heard stones were horrible but nothing could of prepared me for this...its excruciating. As soon as I know what caused my stone I'll post it.

Thanks for the well wishes you all, it means a lot!

Hope you have no more pains! Hope you get better SOON!

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