There is a very good friend of mine who has undergone his surgery for appendix on Monday!!! I was wondering that if you have suggestions to how to make him feel better. He is perfectly fine now but do u have some more suggestions!!
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Get Him a x-box and some game's
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Yeah, it's really hard for me to remember how good things are unless I've had something bad going on.  My son has had kidney stones for several days now.  At one point yesterday he was celebrating not being in acute pain.  To answer the question, not often enough.  Thanks for the reminder.
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Dear Greensomega,\nYou've certainly brought your medical concerns to the right place! The Y!A community members are fully aware of and do appreciate the intimate conditions involving your prognosis.\nMost recognized doctors in the field of medicine would employ a holistic approach to your ailment. Greensomega, please begin your day with a well balanced breakfast to include an ample portion of fruits and grains. After your morning routines are finished, enjoy a brisk walk around the block. If you happen to meet any stray dogs along the way, it would be a good idea to antagonize the creatures in order to add some vigor to your workout.\nNow Greensomega, the remaining portions of your day should be filled with interesting activities and new studies to keep your mind active and in balance, complimentary to what you have done with the physical side of yourself.\nAfter loitering around at the public library all afternoon with a bunch of smelly hobos, you can appreciate a warm bath and time to be good to yourself. Begin to collect an archive of various music genres that you can resolve one day to enjoy after you get the rest of your chores done.\nGreensomega, if after following my advice, simply take two aspirin and forget we ever had this little discussion.\nThank you, Greensomega. Have a great day!\nDr. Zealnik
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Grannywinkie, Did you see the question I asked just for you earlier today? I haven't heard from you in a bit and am glad to know you're okay. How are you feeling? Do you have something to eat? \n\nLibby
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I have a dear friend who did and she is fully recovered now. God be with you. I am sure you will be fine. Trust your doctors and the Lord.
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Alicia listen to me. You have to go to the hospital right now. You are not thinking straight at the minute, I know because I've been there myself. \n\nPLEASE, go to the hospital. You need some treatment so that the paracetamol doesn't damage your liver, and then they will get someone to talk to you and arrange some help for you to get through this. You CAN get through this depression, I promise, even though it seems impossible. I'll help you. You've got my e-mail address. Please just go to the hospital now.
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There's nothing anyone can say right now that can make you feel better.  Know that's she's no longer in pain, and that she'd want you to carry on.  My deepest empathy to you, take care of yourself.
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I went through chemo for 6 months and I loved the dinners people would bring over because I was so weak I could barely get the energy to get out of bed.  Sometimes people would just drop off dinner at the front door in case I didn't want company.  Another great idea is offering to spend time with your friend by taking them out for normal things like shopping, or even helping around the house (I didn't have enough energy to wash a load of clothes)  They will appreciate that more than any other gift you would buy. Flowers are a nice touch, or a good book.
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Rivern I am glad You decided to carve something, I hope He will like it and be proud of the work You put into it.  Hope You are feeling better real soon.  Maybe wanting to a good job on the carving stressed You some what, and You started feeling bad.  I will continue to look for Your name, if You get the chance please get back on line.  Good Luck with that which is before You.  Hope the Birthday goes well.  \nKeep Your Heart Filled With All The Good Things You Have Encountered In Your Life, and All The Good Words You Have Read,  Keep Your Heart Filled With Hope.  Much Love
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i had lap. for gallbladder in feb.  plan on a week . use an ice pack at bedtime, wow what a help. it is required to let you know they may need to go open with your surgery, they do not want to wake you up to get permission. i am a nurse, and a big baby with pain, the ice at ten min. an hour was really great help. was doing all but lifting in a week.
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Not at the doctors office but I have, seriously, been given a 'bed bath' by a beautiful 22 yr old nurse in the hostpital after my appendix operation. When she was getting a bit close to that region I STOPPED IT and told her  --  "LISTEN, NURSE, SORRY BUT THAT PART I WILL DO MYSELF !" --- I would have been very embarassed if I had an erection like that because she was literally gently rubbing me on the lower abdomen... ... Easy to say you guys would not mind...   The nurse of 22 was in fact in charge of the ward and she said to me she would not let the 18 year old nurses do it because they were too young, LOLOL... she was... 22 !!  I had to pretend all along that I was not being affected by it all...  talking in a 'matter of fact' way...  She just left whilst I... and returned when I said  'OK' -- I still remembered how my feet tickled like hell, though !!
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Intestine has collapsed. Go be with her. It is. She was there when you were young and had the sniffles. She will have quite a major surgery. GO BE WITH HER!!!!
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Gallbladder surgery is verrrry much improved in recent years and is usually done laproscopically(no BIG cuts). She should be home in short order. Then she will need a few days of help with personal stuff and food preparation)and a few weeks of someone else doing heavy lifting and stairs. She needs to be sure and watch her fat intake and meal sizes. A friend of mine now has chronic pancreatitis because she did not follow her doctor's advice after the surgey...It will be fine..just help her even when she says she doesn't need any help.
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Okay... you've got a lot of good advice there. But let me tell you what the hardest thing to deal with when deployed and you send all your letters and good things from home. Believe it or not, open ended letters. Those are the letters that say everything is great, and I got hurt. Everyone is fine, and Johnny's arm is doing better. Everything is wonderful, the electricity will be back on tomorrow. It may sound silly, but when away from home for an extended period of time, even the smallest thing on your end seems like a crisis on the other. So please take my advice, when you write about what's going on, both good and bad (we do want to know everything when deployed) make sure that he knows, that you've explained well, that all is okay. And please don't send him anything that will melt in the heat. All the best to both of you.
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When my son was born he became severely ill. He was taken to children's for surgery. I had just miscarried before I got pregnant with him and he was kind of my last hope. We felt awful when he didn't recover right away like they said he would. He lost a lot of weight before he started to come around, and we were there, in the hospital, for about a week and a half. Our biggest inspiration was the other parents we saw and talked too. Some had been there months waiting on transplants that probably wouldn't come. Some knew they would never take their children home, and some helped their children plan their own funerals. What was a week and a half to all that. The point is there is always someone worse off then you. You have your life and you should enjoy it. You never know when your time is up, so you better live now.
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the only good thing that happened last night was that Luke called lorelai when april was believed to have appendicitis. I think that was a good thing. Did that not tell Luke something? Did that not tell Lorelai something? Or are they going to be dumb and not get back together. good luck and god bless and happy thanksgiving.
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The longest I didn't go to 'the little room' was 3 weeks. I ended up having a bowel investigation only to find that I had an intestinal blockage. Alongside stomach cramps however, I was loosing a lot of blood from my back passage. If not going for a few days is your only sympton, then I suggest drinking lots of water, eating more fruit and vegetables,fruit juices, licqourice in either herbal tea or tablet form and prunes (no matter how bad they taste -dried are least offensive!) Cut out red meat completely while you are constipated because it is very hard for your already struggling system to cope with. Please don't take endless laxatives, your intestines will become lazy if you do, leaving you in an even worse position long term. Good luck from someone who knows only too well how you feel xx