Did you have stones? Gallbladder stones I mean.

Nope, no stones. It was a functional disorder, they said. It wasn't working right, causing a lot of inflammation which led to other issues. They say everything should clear up in a few months, and if not we'll figure it out when it gets here.

Hopefully!

YAY!! :D Im so glad you're on the road to recovery! I can't wait for you to be able to dance so we can happy dance together <3

I could have done backflips on the way out of the hospital, but knowing me they would have been more like backflops :P

It seems that fate has a funny sense of humor after all. . . .

Anyways, good job, James. ^.|.^

Well, I don't find it funny. Too bad for it, I'm still here after everything. So HA! :3

Heh. I see. X3

Of course, I was more referring to that, when you posted this journal, I was have a bit of surgery myself. I didn't tell anyone that I was getting it because I didn't think it required surgery to fix it. ^.|.^;;

Anyways, I hope you'll be back up 100% soon!

Just be careful now; apparently some patients experience some level of indigestion after a cholecystectomy.

I'm taking it slow, no worries.

thats great to hear man!! I'm feeling ecstatic that you're finally on the road to recovery

Yup! And I'll see you tonight, hon.

congrats :3 get well soon!

I'm doing my best!

I remember the pain after my gallbladder was removed, and how grateful I was that my family was there to help me around the house.

Life DOES get better, and you earn a strong appreciation of being healthy enough to move independently.


And don't worry about that diet stuff, I didn't change mine after my surgery and I'm doing alright.

We'll see what happens, but yeah, here's hoping. ^^

That's great, man. I'm so happy you finally have the answers you were seeking. Wishing you all the best! :)

Thank you very much. ^^

Here's to you feeling better and a speedy recovery.

*HUGS* good to hear stuff is turning to the better!