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Another Surgery :(

Ok, so sorry in advance for this.... I know it doesn't really have anything to do with WLS but I am so annoyed right now. I had the sleeve surgery done on June 22nd (awesome so glad I did). But then 5 weeks later had to have my gallbladder taken out. And now 4 weeks later I get to have another surgery. Yay me! At least its not on my stomach area this time. Its just to remove a tumor from my wrist but dude Im so tired of surgery's. I use to think I wanted a boob job but now I think I like these babies just the way they are. I am so tired of having surgery. Ok done with the venting. Thanks for reading. :)

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I understand. Surgeries in general make you feel like poo for a few days, there's the disruption in your schedule, etc. Hoping this one will be the last you'll need!

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Thanks, I hope this is the last one too, but the surgeon says I will prob need many more to come on my wrist.

Lol, vent away! I have had quite a few "procedures" since surgery and I know how you feel. It seems like something always pops up. Hope you get it all resolved!

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@@CANDI254, sorry about all the surgeries! Can I ask if the gallbladder removal had anything to do with being sleeved? I was advised to take some medication to avoid gallstones but didn't take it. (I felt I was taking too many meds to add another one) just curious!

Thx!

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@@pumpkinseed29 Yeah, my doc says that about 80% of WLS patients gallbladders go bad after surgery.

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