From: Squirrely on
nann

i feel for you I have been going thru the same kind of thing since April
with this stomach bug that won't stay away. Jim has had it at times too.

I hope all goes well with you and that you can get it all figured out and
fixed up.


--
Love and hugs to all
Love Squirrely

> Well, my latest upset stomach doubled back on me again Monday. Mike had
> been
> out of town and came home to me lying on the floor after throwing up for
> the
> 5th time in 4 hours (It was mostly dry heaves by then, of course.) As the
> energy to get up from the floor failed to return to me, it became apparent
> it
> was time for the hospital. Of course, the nearest ER is 25 miles away. I
> think Mike was driving faster than his recent gas-saving pace on the way
> in!
> He's seen me through enough to know I don't go to the ER for casual
> reasons.
> I was set free early this afternoon.
>
> The CT they did from the ER indicated a small bowel obstruction. By the
> time
> they did more detailed studies 12 hours later, the obstruction had
> cleared,
> but there was evidence of small bowel inflammation, esp. where it meets
> the
> large intestine. This is all beginning to sound very familiar! I was
> being
> treated by the surgeon who was on call for the practice our PCP is, so at
> this point I explained the whole rigamarole of testing i went through last
> eyar. He thinks we definitely need to biopsy this spot near the end of
> the
> small bowel and sometimes they can do it via a colonoscopy. That's ok -
> I'm
> 51 and really should be starting that anyway. If he can't get the scope
> to
> co-operate with my anatomy enough, they have some new procedure at U of M
> in
> Ann Arbor called double balloon enteroscopy that lets they work a scope
> through the small bowel to check things out and get samples if needed.
> They'll get me on the waiting list for that if the colonsocopy doesn't do
> the
> trick.
>
> Either way, I have a feeling the biopsy will, once again, come back
> "non-specific inflammation". sigh..................
>
> At this point we can't be sure if the nausea & vomiting is inflammation
> related or if I also have some small bowel obstruction, maybe related to
> scar
> tissue & adhesions from my hysterectomy back in '99. I guess we're off on
> another round of testing, but we both are enormously relieved that I don't
> need surgery at this point! The doc says "you definitely have something
> going on" and does seem to feel that this is related to all the upset
> stomachs I've had the past few years. Ironically, last week's round was
> bad
> enough that I'd planned a serious discussion with my PCP about it at next
> month's physical but my body wouldn't wait that long.
>
> He had me off my Voltaren in the hospital because of the GI side effects.
> I
> only missed it a bit until this morning! Many joints were hurting this
> morning and my thumbs were screaming - I had to choose my meals based on
> what
> was easy for my hands! Fortunately, he said I can go back to it for now.
> As soon as i got home I took some along with tylenol & tramadol to get my
> handss functioning. That's important because..... Mike got the call this
> morning that our new car is in down in Bay City - a good 2 weeks earlier
> than
> expected! (a Honda Fit, replacing our '89 Corolla that died last Jan.)
> We
> both want to pick it up tomorrow, but that means me driving our van the
> 120
> miles back - something I could NOT have done this morning. So that was a
> nice bit of good news to finish off an unpleasant week.
>
> --
> Nann


From: DeeTee on
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DeeTee

"Nann Bell" <hanbellGOGATORS(a)earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> Well, my latest upset stomach doubled back on me again Monday. Mike had
> been
> out of town and came home to me lying on the floor after throwing up for
> the
> 5th time in 4 hours (It was mostly dry heaves by then, of course.) As the
> energy to get up from the floor failed to return to me, it became apparent
> it
> was time for the hospital. Of course, the nearest ER is 25 miles away. I
> think Mike was driving faster than his recent gas-saving pace on the way
> in!
> He's seen me through enough to know I don't go to the ER for casual
> reasons.
> I was set free early this afternoon.
>
> The CT they did from the ER indicated a small bowel obstruction. By the
> time
> they did more detailed studies 12 hours later, the obstruction had
> cleared,
> but there was evidence of small bowel inflammation, esp. where it meets
> the
> large intestine. This is all beginning to sound very familiar! I was
> being
> treated by the surgeon who was on call for the practice our PCP is, so at
> this point I explained the whole rigamarole of testing i went through last
> eyar. He thinks we definitely need to biopsy this spot near the end of
> the
> small bowel and sometimes they can do it via a colonoscopy. That's ok -
> I'm
> 51 and really should be starting that anyway. If he can't get the scope
> to
> co-operate with my anatomy enough, they have some new procedure at U of M
> in
> Ann Arbor called double balloon enteroscopy that lets they work a scope
> through the small bowel to check things out and get samples if needed.
> They'll get me on the waiting list for that if the colonsocopy doesn't do
> the
> trick.
>
> Either way, I have a feeling the biopsy will, once again, come back
> "non-specific inflammation". sigh..................
>
> At this point we can't be sure if the nausea & vomiting is inflammation
> related or if I also have some small bowel obstruction, maybe related to
> scar
> tissue & adhesions from my hysterectomy back in '99. I guess we're off on
> another round of testing, but we both are enormously relieved that I don't
> need surgery at this point! The doc says "you definitely have something
> going on" and does seem to feel that this is related to all the upset
> stomachs I've had the past few years. Ironically, last week's round was
> bad
> enough that I'd planned a serious discussion with my PCP about it at next
> month's physical but my body wouldn't wait that long.
>
> He had me off my Voltaren in the hospital because of the GI side effects.
> I
> only missed it a bit until this morning! Many joints were hurting this
> morning and my thumbs were screaming - I had to choose my meals based on
> what
> was easy for my hands! Fortunately, he said I can go back to it for now.
> As soon as i got home I took some along with tylenol & tramadol to get my
> handss functioning. That's important because..... Mike got the call this
> morning that our new car is in down in Bay City - a good 2 weeks earlier
> than
> expected! (a Honda Fit, replacing our '89 Corolla that died last Jan.)
> We
> both want to pick it up tomorrow, but that means me driving our van the
> 120
> miles back - something I could NOT have done this morning. So that was a
> nice bit of good news to finish off an unpleasant week.
>
> --
> Nann
> remove the Gator cheer to email me
> Change everything. Love & forgive.
>
>


From: MZB on
Howdy:

Yeah, I live in Midland.

Daughter graduated from U of Mi; son from MSU and I got my graduate degree
from MSU!

Mel
"Donna G." <DKGBeeker(a)webtv.net> wrote in message
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>
>
>
> Hey Mel, you are from Michigan? Well hello from another michigander!!!
> I am in ann arbor! Nann is further north of bay city!
>
> .
> .
> .
> .
>
> Donna
> .
> .
> .
> .
> 1.) ANGELS EXIST, but some times, since they don't all have wings, we
> call them FRIENDS......
>
>
> 2.) J.K.M.A.
>


From: loujeanb on
Hello from another Michigander! Born and raised in Ann Arbor. Just my
sister lives there now. Well, her and her kids and spouses, etc. She had
a granddaughter two weeks after my Scarlett came in October. The funny
thing was Scarlett was due the end of October and came early, and Abby was
due the mddle of October and came late. Abby weighed 10 lbs! Scarlett
weighed 7 lbs, 4 oz , I think. Hello to all you Yankees.

--
Navy
Take out the FISH to email me.
"Donna G." <DKGBeeker(a)webtv.net> wrote in message
news:24068-4892ADC0-596(a)storefull-3113.bay.webtv.net...
>
>
>
> Hey Mel, you are from Michigan? Well hello from another michigander!!!
> I am in ann arbor! Nann is further north of bay city!
>
> .
> .
> .
> .
>
> Donna
> .
> .
> .
> .
> 1.) ANGELS EXIST, but some times, since they don't all have wings, we
> call them FRIENDS......
>
>
> 2.) J.K.M.A.
>


From: Nann Bell on
On Fri, 1 Aug 2008 12:59:39 -0400, MZB wrote
(in message <2iHkk.2397$3l5.1254(a)newsfe06.iad>):

> Howdy:
>
> Yeah, I live in Midland.

Midland, cool. We've been there some - in fact we timed one of our car
shopping trips to coincide with a Loons game. (Mike's the bigger baseball
fan though) Loved the Chippewa nature Center when we were in Bay City. We
always need to have places we can walk in the woods near by us.
>
> Daughter graduated from U of Mi; son from MSU and I got my graduate degree
> from MSU!

And are you and your son still speaking to your traitor daughter? ;-)
--
Nann
remove the Gator cheer to email me
Change everything. Love & forgive.