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> with less drink and pills, so am doing the Fleet 2 Prep kit...2 days of

> starvation plus the time until I feel like eating late Wed.

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Hi

Fleet Fosfosoda is used here in Spain and the instructions clearly say that

today Monday

you can eat rice, pasta and grilled fish or meat, toast, fruit juice, but must

not to eat

salads, vegetables, fruit, potatoes, milk, butter, cream fizzy drinks, sweets

and biscuites.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, the day before the exam you can have tea, coffee, fruit juice

and

homemade chicken soup.

There are other differences here including no anaesthetic, happy pills or

nothing before

the colonoscopy, they ask you to adjust position during the exam.

Good luck on Wednesday.

in Spain

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Hi, Welcome to our group. I know you are nervous. That is

understandable. Have you told the doctor about the fears of the

patholosist from your hospital. He should be understanding and be

willing to send it out to another place. Ask him. You did not mention

what city you are in. If someone here is from that city or near it

then they can recomend one. Please do not be so worried. Worry will

get you worked up into too much of a wreck. I know easier said then

done. I go next Thursday to find out about my CEA counts. I am a

nervous wreck also. So I can undestand all of your concerns. Can you

discuss this with your docootr and see if he can send the biopsy

elsewhere? Hope this helps. Ingrid

>

> Good morning to all of you. I've been lurking for about two weeks

and

> hope you can answer a question for me.

> .

> I was due for a colonoscopy in September as I am in the high risk

group

> and my last was six years ago. Then failed my June hemoccult test

so

> will go for my colonoscopy Wed. am.

> .

> Couldn't deal with the gallon of " drink " that made me so sick and

> shaking violently with cold last time, and Dr. wouldn't hear of the

prep

> with less drink and pills, so am doing the Fleet 2 Prep kit...2

days of

> starvation plus the time until I feel like eating late Wed.

> .

> So I was up at 4:30am having coffee, juice, 1/2 an onion bagel with

> cream cheese, a small but extremely flavorful peach from my own

tree and

> a four-ounce grilled chicken breast. Amazing how good food can

taste

> when you're getting ready to starve for a couple of days.

> .

> Now for my question -- I'm seeking the name of a pathologist who is

an

> expert in detecting and staging colorectal cancer -- someone who has

> given a second opinion for a group member.

> .

> Although this seems premature, if any biopsy tissue is found, I'm

> adamantly against having the pathology dept at our local hospital

> involved. After the huge error they made with husband's prostate

cancer

> biopsy, resulting in treatment that included surgery, radiation and

> androgen deprivation instead of one of the above, I have absolutely

no

> confidence in a benign or malignant reading from them!

> .

> Hope I won't need to use this info, but want to be ready just in

case.

> Planning to spend these two days painting the kitchen cabinets Sea

> Reflections blue -- the insert panels are wallpapered with tiny

> blue/gray pineapples on a white background. Had originally planned

to

> wallpaper the bathroom but on second thought decided to stay far

from

> the bathroom as long as possible.

> .

> Thanks for your help...Leah

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Hi, Welcome to our group. I know you are nervous. That is

understandable. Have you told the doctor about the fears of the

patholosist from your hospital. He should be understanding and be

willing to send it out to another place. Ask him. You did not mention

what city you are in. If someone here is from that city or near it

then they can recomend one. Please do not be so worried. Worry will

get you worked up into too much of a wreck. I know easier said then

done. I go next Thursday to find out about my CEA counts. I am a

nervous wreck also. So I can undestand all of your concerns. Can you

discuss this with your docootr and see if he can send the biopsy

elsewhere? Hope this helps. Ingrid

>

> Good morning to all of you. I've been lurking for about two weeks

and

> hope you can answer a question for me.

> .

> I was due for a colonoscopy in September as I am in the high risk

group

> and my last was six years ago. Then failed my June hemoccult test

so

> will go for my colonoscopy Wed. am.

> .

> Couldn't deal with the gallon of " drink " that made me so sick and

> shaking violently with cold last time, and Dr. wouldn't hear of the

prep

> with less drink and pills, so am doing the Fleet 2 Prep kit...2

days of

> starvation plus the time until I feel like eating late Wed.

> .

> So I was up at 4:30am having coffee, juice, 1/2 an onion bagel with

> cream cheese, a small but extremely flavorful peach from my own

tree and

> a four-ounce grilled chicken breast. Amazing how good food can

taste

> when you're getting ready to starve for a couple of days.

> .

> Now for my question -- I'm seeking the name of a pathologist who is

an

> expert in detecting and staging colorectal cancer -- someone who has

> given a second opinion for a group member.

> .

> Although this seems premature, if any biopsy tissue is found, I'm

> adamantly against having the pathology dept at our local hospital

> involved. After the huge error they made with husband's prostate

cancer

> biopsy, resulting in treatment that included surgery, radiation and

> androgen deprivation instead of one of the above, I have absolutely

no

> confidence in a benign or malignant reading from them!

> .

> Hope I won't need to use this info, but want to be ready just in

case.

> Planning to spend these two days painting the kitchen cabinets Sea

> Reflections blue -- the insert panels are wallpapered with tiny

> blue/gray pineapples on a white background. Had originally planned

to

> wallpaper the bathroom but on second thought decided to stay far

from

> the bathroom as long as possible.

> .

> Thanks for your help...Leah

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Oh, How awful to be fully alert during the colonoscopy. Is it

painful during the procedure?? Ingrid

> snip

> > with less drink and pills, so am doing the Fleet 2 Prep kit...2

days of

> > starvation plus the time until I feel like eating late Wed.

> big snip

>

> Hi

>

> Fleet Fosfosoda is used here in Spain and the instructions clearly

say that today Monday

> you can eat rice, pasta and grilled fish or meat, toast, fruit

juice, but must not to eat

> salads, vegetables, fruit, potatoes, milk, butter, cream fizzy

drinks, sweets and biscuites.

>

> Tomorrow, Tuesday, the day before the exam you can have tea,

coffee, fruit juice and

> homemade chicken soup.

>

> There are other differences here including no anaesthetic, happy

pills or nothing before

> the colonoscopy, they ask you to adjust position during the exam.

>

> Good luck on Wednesday.

>

> in Spain

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Oh, How awful to be fully alert during the colonoscopy. Is it

painful during the procedure?? Ingrid

> snip

> > with less drink and pills, so am doing the Fleet 2 Prep kit...2

days of

> > starvation plus the time until I feel like eating late Wed.

> big snip

>

> Hi

>

> Fleet Fosfosoda is used here in Spain and the instructions clearly

say that today Monday

> you can eat rice, pasta and grilled fish or meat, toast, fruit

juice, but must not to eat

> salads, vegetables, fruit, potatoes, milk, butter, cream fizzy

drinks, sweets and biscuites.

>

> Tomorrow, Tuesday, the day before the exam you can have tea,

coffee, fruit juice and

> homemade chicken soup.

>

> There are other differences here including no anaesthetic, happy

pills or nothing before

> the colonoscopy, they ask you to adjust position during the exam.

>

> Good luck on Wednesday.

>

> in Spain

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Oh, How awful to be fully alert during the colonoscopy. Is it

painful during the procedure?? Ingrid

> snip

> > with less drink and pills, so am doing the Fleet 2 Prep kit...2

days of

> > starvation plus the time until I feel like eating late Wed.

> big snip

>

> Hi

>

> Fleet Fosfosoda is used here in Spain and the instructions clearly

say that today Monday

> you can eat rice, pasta and grilled fish or meat, toast, fruit

juice, but must not to eat

> salads, vegetables, fruit, potatoes, milk, butter, cream fizzy

drinks, sweets and biscuites.

>

> Tomorrow, Tuesday, the day before the exam you can have tea,

coffee, fruit juice and

> homemade chicken soup.

>

> There are other differences here including no anaesthetic, happy

pills or nothing before

> the colonoscopy, they ask you to adjust position during the exam.

>

> Good luck on Wednesday.

>

> in Spain

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> Oh, How awful to be fully alert during the colonoscopy. Is it

> painful during the procedure?? Ingrid

Hi Ingrid

No its not awful just different, my husband says it was not painful and he

definitely had no

sedation whatsoever.

However, he got to watch the movie right up to the point where they hit the

tumor and took a

piece for further analysis.

He knew immediately he had a tumor and did not have to wait for someone to tell

him

another day.

Chris

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The one good thing is that then he was the first to know about it. He

did not have to wait to wake up to hear the news. Just the thought of

doing a colonoscopy without any sedation is scary. Ingrid

> > Oh, How awful to be fully alert during the colonoscopy. Is it

> > painful during the procedure?? Ingrid

>

>

> Hi Ingrid

>

> No its not awful just different, my husband says it was not painful

and he definitely had no

> sedation whatsoever.

>

> However, he got to watch the movie right up to the point where they

hit the tumor and took a

> piece for further analysis.

>

> He knew immediately he had a tumor and did not have to wait for

someone to tell him

> another day.

>

> Chris

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