Guest guest Posted November 11, 2000 Report Share Posted November 11, 2000 Hi, Just as soon not have an open RNY. " Hello, I have a question ... I have an infection in my incision and they had to open it and leave it open. Can you tell me about this kind of trouble. Its making me very depressed. I feel good except for this. Can you tell me how long it takes to get over this? Thanks, J " RR Rutledge, M.D., F.A.C.S. The Center for Laparoscopic Obesity Surgery 4301 Ben lin Blvd. Durham, N.C. 27704 Telephone #: Fax #: Email: DrR@... ************************************************ Please Visit our Web site: http://clos.net ************************************************ Please join the Mini-Gastric Bypass Community at http://clos.net/forms/mailinglist_form.htm Get the Mini-Gastric Bypass Patient Education Manual http://www.clos.net/get_patient_manual.htm update at 7 weeks and Why Dr R is so paticular? > Hey All, > I just thought ai would update you on my progress. I am 7 weeks > post op and I am down 45 lbs. This is a weight loss of 6.4lbs > per week, Pretty good for someone who is 46 yrs old " don't ya > think. " I could not be happier with the results. I still do not > enjoy meats. I can only eat one or two bites and that is it. I > eat and enjoy fruit vegs, soups and smoothies and juice. > > I keep hearing people expressing thier frustration about Dr. R > turning down their packects. I know it can seem very frustrating > but remember: > > 1) I f you do not have a complete physical with all the details and > or if the details of the doctor's physical do not match what you > put in your history then there can be confusion. > Dr R. does depend completely on the information and physical > from your PCP. He has to make sure it is done well and that > the PCP really knows you and your medical background > because he has to make a medically informed decision based > on you medical history and physical from your PCP. > I am glad he is so paticular. At least you know someone is > looking at the information. > 2) Dr R. wants to make sure each of his patients can follow > detailed instructions. Because there are many instructions for > your post op that can be very important in your success and > overall health post op. > > Please hang in there and try not let it get you down. It will all > seem insignificant when you are on the other side. > I felt some of the same frustrations when I was getting my packet > together. By the time you finish you feel like you are back in > grammar school. > IT IS WORTH THE HARD WORK AND THE HASSLE > Bye for now and good luck. > Glenda > 278/235 > 9/21/00 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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