A.Positive
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After hours of violent vomiting I ended up back in hospital. I lost my NJ tube and had to undergo surgery to have it reinserted. I came home yesterday night after spending Thursday night in hospital. Again, I do not believe in coincidences; I believe that I ended up in hospital on that day for a reason. There were some revelations made regarding my care.
Folks, when we are scared we tend to keep quiet and "go with the flow". We trust those in the know (they are the experts after all) and so many times we stop ourselves from speaking up because we don't want to be seen as difficult or uncooperative.
If you have the slightest doubt about any part of your journey, please let it be known. Take notes, take along a witness/moral support to your appointments if you feel the need to and ask questions, as many as you feel necessary. Don't let anyone bamboozle you with medical jargon or speak so quickly that you don't understand; ask them to repeat and/or explain a point until you are satisfied. Don't worry about making them late for their next patient or their lunch break. I am not saying you need to be rude or coarse but this is no time to be timid or let the excitement of your upcoming surgery daze you.
I have my voice now...
Thank you all for your kind words and support. I am just so happy to be home (once again). I am doing well, a bit tender in the throat and tired but well. xxx
Folks, when we are scared we tend to keep quiet and "go with the flow". We trust those in the know (they are the experts after all) and so many times we stop ourselves from speaking up because we don't want to be seen as difficult or uncooperative.
If you have the slightest doubt about any part of your journey, please let it be known. Take notes, take along a witness/moral support to your appointments if you feel the need to and ask questions, as many as you feel necessary. Don't let anyone bamboozle you with medical jargon or speak so quickly that you don't understand; ask them to repeat and/or explain a point until you are satisfied. Don't worry about making them late for their next patient or their lunch break. I am not saying you need to be rude or coarse but this is no time to be timid or let the excitement of your upcoming surgery daze you.
I have my voice now...
Thank you all for your kind words and support. I am just so happy to be home (once again). I am doing well, a bit tender in the throat and tired but well. xxx
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