Re: Wet days = comfort food > Mel

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great to have you back Mel!

If it makes you feel any better, I still havent put everything away

and we have been back for over a week!

Hope that you can get the pain sorted, that doesnt sound good at all.

I have read stories about ports flipping, but dont know what the

symptoms are. I reckon you should call in the morning and try and get

them to squeeze you in.

I dont get pain with mine, but since I have lost I can now feel mine

when I bend over and it does this disgusting thing of crunching from

one side of my flab roll to the other as I bend.... it feels gross

but isnt painful.

take care and look fwd to seeing you at Duck Dinner or B's

Ellen xx

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> Gee... can anyone tell that I am putting off dealing with the pile

of

> clothes on my bed rather than just getting up and doing something

about

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> Gail... It is almost driving me to distraction the last day or so.

I

> thought it was over eating, or even my new friend Jack and Coke

causing

> a gas problem which was in turn causing the stitch, but driving home

> yesterday I had the problem just breathing in and out, which cannot

be

> good. I have always had the problem since the day I was banded...

and I

> had to have a CT scan about 5 days post op due to the extreme pain

I was

> suffering with this stitch, but much worse than it is now I must

say. I

> had a huge haematoma at the port sight, and you have made me think

that

> maybe I have got some adhesion problems in that area. I have to

say, if

> it keeps up, I am going to have to have a serious talk with my Dr

Fill,

> because it is starting to impact on day to day life of late. If

taking

> deep breaths causes pain, it needs to be dealt with.

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> I will ask him when I see him... it is all food for thought (no pun

> intended!).

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> Mel

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