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Old 10-14-2006, 05:00 PM #11
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Dearest mama, listen to your docs if you can. They are trying to help and leaving it for too long will only make it more serious and more complicated.

I had a colonoscopy about 2 years ago with a camera down the throat as well; it was very quick, didn't remember a thing, and out again that afternoon. Even with all my stuff I had very little problem. It is only a general that causes me issues. No tubes, no major meds.

Talk to the anaesthesiologist about your med issues; they listen and are good.

I have to admit my prep for the c was yuck; if they ave a pill now that would be far better Just the difficulty of having to drink so much stuff beforehand.

I have been thinking of you. I'm gong back to my GP tomorrow to continue my search, so perhaps together we'll all get this sorted out.

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Thanks, Lexie,
I just think that there is no need for a colonoscopy, and that right now one is dangerous. Since I can't tolerate IV's it is going to hurt like the devil, too, but if it did anything it would be worth it.

I am having additional pain in a new place (same side) and added sx. I just want this to go away. By the time I wait for the test and the results, and the scheduling for surgery we're talking at least a month. I don't think I have that long - or even close.

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try to get a script for Emla cream. It's a topical numbing agent you use over the area they are going to start the IV in. We use it all the time with my kids, and I have too...it really does work, mamma. You wont feel the stick.
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Thanks Alicia, but it's not the stick, but the being hooked up and having poison put in (I think of anything that comes in by shot or iv as poison).

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I have an appointment on Halloween with a surgeon in a neighboring city, set up by my gp. She, supposedly will do both the colonoscopy and the exploratory at the same time.
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Best Wishes tommorow, Mamma at your appointment. Please know I'll be thinking about you and praying for strength and wisdom to make the right decisions.
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Alicia,
Thanks. I will let you know how it goes. I feel really lucky to have folks like you interested in me.
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Alicia,
Thanks. I will let you know how it goes. I feel really lucky to have folks like you interested in me.
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you've always been there for others, now let us return the favor, mamma~!
thinking about you, and there in spirit for ya~! Will check back tommorow after a nights worth of sleep.
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