Re: Digest Number 1825 Flo regarding orange poop

[Guest guest]

I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team ordeal. I'm

only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught me off guard.

I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's office chair,

when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating and

embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the very first

time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may already know my

punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling you is all;

true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short but runny

poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots floating on

top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have come from

" the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be true, a minor

change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my Citrucel the day

before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that every area

that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains were left from

this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed, especially when

someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then another was mad

for a living room suite being ruined.

I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery almost three

weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always have a change of

clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this may never

happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf the wall,

unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up. I've been too

embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

Sincerely,

Donna Cline

Anniston, Al

preop wgt-267

Surgery Date-7-15-00

postop wgt today-243

[Guest guest]

I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team ordeal. I'm

only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught me off guard.

I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's office chair,

when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating and

embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the very first

time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may already know my

punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling you is all;

true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short but runny

poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots floating on

top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have come from

" the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be true, a minor

change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my Citrucel the day

before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that every area

that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains were left from

this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed, especially when

someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then another was mad

for a living room suite being ruined.

I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery almost three

weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always have a change of

clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this may never

happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf the wall,

unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up. I've been too

embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

Sincerely,

Donna Cline

Anniston, Al

preop wgt-267

Surgery Date-7-15-00

postop wgt today-243

[Guest guest]

---

I m convinced its salad and salad dressing.

Take some extra citrucel.( a full teaspoon)hehehe

Also Doc told me to eat raison bran and/or oatmeal...........

In MiniGastricBypass (AT) egroups (DOT) com, dcwillinham@a... wrote:

> I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team

ordeal. I'm

> only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught me

off guard.

> I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's

office chair,

> when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating and

> embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the very

first

> time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may already

know my

> punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling you is

all;

> true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short but

runny

> poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots

floating on

> top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have

come from

> " the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be true, a

minor

> change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my

Citrucel the day

> before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that

every area

> that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains were

left from

> this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed, especially

when

> someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then another

was mad

> for a living room suite being ruined.

> I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery

almost three

> weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always have a

change of

> clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this may

never

> happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf the

wall,

> unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

> Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up. I've

been too

> embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

> Sincerely,

> Donna Cline

> Anniston, Al

> preop wgt-267

> Surgery Date-7-15-00

> postop wgt today-243

[Guest guest]

---

I m convinced its salad and salad dressing.

Take some extra citrucel.( a full teaspoon)hehehe

Also Doc told me to eat raison bran and/or oatmeal...........

In MiniGastricBypass (AT) egroups (DOT) com, dcwillinham@a... wrote:

> I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team

ordeal. I'm

> only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught me

off guard.

> I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's

office chair,

> when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating and

> embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the very

first

> time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may already

know my

> punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling you is

all;

> true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short but

runny

> poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots

floating on

> top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have

come from

> " the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be true, a

minor

> change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my

Citrucel the day

> before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that

every area

> that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains were

left from

> this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed, especially

when

> someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then another

was mad

> for a living room suite being ruined.

> I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery

almost three

> weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always have a

change of

> clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this may

never

> happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf the

wall,

> unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

> Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up. I've

been too

> embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

> Sincerely,

> Donna Cline

> Anniston, Al

> preop wgt-267

> Surgery Date-7-15-00

> postop wgt today-243

[Guest guest]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLO!!!!!!!!!!!!

> > > I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team

> > ordeal. I'm

> > > only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught

me

> > off guard.

> > > I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's

> > office chair,

> > > when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating

and

> > > embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the

very

> > first

> > > time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may

already

> > know my

> > > punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling

you is

> > all;

> > > true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short

but

> > runny

> > > poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots

> > floating on

> > > top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have

> > come from

> > > " the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be

true, a

> > minor

> > > change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my

> > Citrucel the day

> > > before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that

> > every area

> > > that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains

were

> > left from

> > > this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed,

especially

> > when

> > > someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then

another

> > was mad

> > > for a living room suite being ruined.

> > > I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery

> > almost three

> > > weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always

have a

> > change of

> > > clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this

may

> > never

> > > happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf

the

> > wall,

> > > unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

> > > Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up.

I've

> > been too

> > > embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

> > > Sincerely,

> > > Donna Cline

> > > Anniston, Al

> > > preop wgt-267

> > > Surgery Date-7-15-00

> > > postop wgt today-243

> >

> >

> >

> >

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>

> Florence Ballengee

> Hollywood, land

> florence@u...

>

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[Guest guest]

Ya know Donna, I used to be the kind of person who would never bring these

things up. But

hell, this is the biggest thing in our lives right now. And besides none of you

can see how red-

faced I get discussing these things.....no, it was not another hot flash Amy.

And Amy bravely

brought it up about a month ago. Everyone played dumb. Now all of a sudden, lots

of us

have " the problem " . I probably would have made out my will had I not read on

the list that

this was a possible side affect.

The stain washes out by the way. You poor thing..you must have been mortified. I

thinkI'd

resign and never go back. LOL

Flo

> ** Original Subject: RE: Digest Number 1825 Flo regarding

orange

poop

> **

> ** Original Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 19:53:55 -0400

> ** Original Message follows...

>

> I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team ordeal. I'm

> only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught me off guard.

> I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's office chair,

> when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating and

> embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the very first

> time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may already know my

> punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling you is all;

> true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short but runny

> poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots floating on

> top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have come from

> " the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be true, a minor

> change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my Citrucel the day

> before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that every area

> that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains were left from

> this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed, especially when

> someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then another was mad

> for a living room suite being ruined.

> I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery almost three

> weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always have a change of

> clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this may never

> happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf the wall,

> unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

> Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up. I've been too

> embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

> Sincerely,

> Donna Cline

> Anniston, Al

> preop wgt-267

> Surgery Date-7-15-00

> postop wgt today-243

>

>

>

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Florence Ballengee

Hollywood, land

florence@...

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[Guest guest]

Ya know Donna, I used to be the kind of person who would never bring these

things up. But

hell, this is the biggest thing in our lives right now. And besides none of you

can see how red-

faced I get discussing these things.....no, it was not another hot flash Amy.

And Amy bravely

brought it up about a month ago. Everyone played dumb. Now all of a sudden, lots

of us

have " the problem " . I probably would have made out my will had I not read on

the list that

this was a possible side affect.

The stain washes out by the way. You poor thing..you must have been mortified. I

thinkI'd

resign and never go back. LOL

Flo

> ** Original Subject: RE: Digest Number 1825 Flo regarding

orange

poop

> **

> ** Original Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 19:53:55 -0400

> ** Original Message follows...

>

> I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team ordeal. I'm

> only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught me off guard.

> I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's office chair,

> when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating and

> embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the very first

> time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may already know my

> punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling you is all;

> true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short but runny

> poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots floating on

> top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have come from

> " the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be true, a minor

> change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my Citrucel the day

> before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that every area

> that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains were left from

> this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed, especially when

> someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then another was mad

> for a living room suite being ruined.

> I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery almost three

> weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always have a change of

> clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this may never

> happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf the wall,

> unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

> Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up. I've been too

> embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

> Sincerely,

> Donna Cline

> Anniston, Al

> preop wgt-267

> Surgery Date-7-15-00

> postop wgt today-243

>

>

>

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Florence Ballengee

Hollywood, land

florence@...

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[Guest guest]

Nope. Citrucel did not resolve the orange issue. In fact, at first I blamed

Citrucel for it. Sure

is the same color.

Raisin Bran or Oatmeal? Did Dr. R say that?

Lori, please do not put my name and orange poop on the same line (as you did

above). You

know I'm shy and don't want anyone to know I have " the problem " .

Anonymous

> ** Original Subject: RE: Re: Digest Number 1825 Flo

regarding

orange poop

> ** >

> ** Original Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 19:59:30 -0400

> ** Original Message follows...

>

> ---

> I m convinced its salad and salad dressing.

> Take some extra citrucel.( a full teaspoon)hehehe

> Also Doc told me to eat raison bran and/or oatmeal...........

>

>

> In MiniGastricBypass (AT) egroups (DOT) com, dcwillinham@a... wrote:

> > I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team

> ordeal. I'm

> > only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught me

> off guard.

> > I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's

> office chair,

> > when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating and

> > embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the very

> first

> > time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may already

> know my

> > punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling you is

> all;

> > true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short but

> runny

> > poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots

> floating on

> > top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have

> come from

> > " the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be true, a

> minor

> > change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my

> Citrucel the day

> > before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that

> every area

> > that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains were

> left from

> > this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed, especially

> when

> > someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then another

> was mad

> > for a living room suite being ruined.

> > I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery

> almost three

> > weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always have a

> change of

> > clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this may

> never

> > happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf the

> wall,

> > unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

> > Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up. I've

> been too

> > embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

> > Sincerely,

> > Donna Cline

> > Anniston, Al

> > preop wgt-267

> > Surgery Date-7-15-00

> > postop wgt today-243

>

>

>

>

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Hollywood, land

florence@...

Download NeoPlanet at http://www.neoplanet.com

[Guest guest]

Nope. Citrucel did not resolve the orange issue. In fact, at first I blamed

Citrucel for it. Sure

is the same color.

Raisin Bran or Oatmeal? Did Dr. R say that?

Lori, please do not put my name and orange poop on the same line (as you did

above). You

know I'm shy and don't want anyone to know I have " the problem " .

Anonymous

> ** Original Subject: RE: Re: Digest Number 1825 Flo

regarding

orange poop

> ** >

> ** Original Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 19:59:30 -0400

> ** Original Message follows...

>

> ---

> I m convinced its salad and salad dressing.

> Take some extra citrucel.( a full teaspoon)hehehe

> Also Doc told me to eat raison bran and/or oatmeal...........

>

>

> In MiniGastricBypass (AT) egroups (DOT) com, dcwillinham@a... wrote:

> > I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team

> ordeal. I'm

> > only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught me

> off guard.

> > I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's

> office chair,

> > when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating and

> > embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the very

> first

> > time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may already

> know my

> > punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling you is

> all;

> > true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short but

> runny

> > poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots

> floating on

> > top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have

> come from

> > " the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be true, a

> minor

> > change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my

> Citrucel the day

> > before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that

> every area

> > that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains were

> left from

> > this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed, especially

> when

> > someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then another

> was mad

> > for a living room suite being ruined.

> > I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery

> almost three

> > weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always have a

> change of

> > clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this may

> never

> > happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf the

> wall,

> > unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

> > Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up. I've

> been too

> > embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

> > Sincerely,

> > Donna Cline

> > Anniston, Al

> > preop wgt-267

> > Surgery Date-7-15-00

> > postop wgt today-243

>

>

>

>

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Hollywood, land

florence@...

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I'm 10 days post op, have no idea what this is all about. Now I'm worried.

Re: Digest Number 1825 Flo regarding orange

poop

> I was hoping someone out there was having the same orange team ordeal.

I'm

> only 2 weeks post-op so the first time, three days ago, caught me off

guard.

> I had returned back to work and was sitting in my assistant's office

chair,

> when suddenly I had to go for the bathroom. To my humiliating and

> embarrassed postops that have experienced this ordeal for the very first

> time, while in a very small group oriented office, you may already know my

> punchline and be laughing already, however, what I'm telling you is all;

> true. I looked in the toilet, after what appeared a very short but runny

> poop, and all I could see was a cluster of orange greasy spots floating on

> top of the water. At first, I couldn't believe that could have come from

> " the end " but after wiping yell and orange, I knew it to be true, a minor

> change in my bowel habits, I had assumed, from not taking my Citrucel the

day

> before, or so I had thought briefly. Little did I realize that every area

> that I had sit in that office on that morning, greasy stains were left

from

> this so called change in my bile. I was so embarrassed, especially when

> someone asked what had happened to their office chair, then another was

mad

> for a living room suite being ruined.

> I only learned two days ago for the first time since my surgery almost

three

> weeks ago, from now on, no matter where I may be, to always have a change

of

> clothes panties, and to always wear extra protection, so this may never

> happen to me or anyone else, ever again. It was totally offf the wall,

> unexpected, humiliating, and very embarrassing.

> Thanks Flo, for having enough courage to bring this topic up. I've been

too

> embarrassed to even ask Dr. R about it.

> Sincerely,

> Donna Cline

> Anniston, Al

> preop wgt-267

> Surgery Date-7-15-00

> postop wgt today-243

>

>

>

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