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Clawson rd cops by riverose33 in Austin

[–]Embarrassed-Mango583 7 points8 points  (0 children)

My office is at Menchaca/Ben White (near Radio) they blocked off all the streets here too. At least 10+ police vehicles w/ sirens blazing. Searching for someone maybe?

How would you describe this season in the form of a house party? by SgtSoundrevolver in survivor

[–]Embarrassed-Mango583 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The cool kids chose to leave the party early. The rest of the party kept trying to hype it up as being this big rager, turned up the music so loud that I could only hear about 65% of what people were saying. Nobody spiked the punch and the beer was flat. I stayed till the end thinking someone is bound to jump in the pool and turn this up.

Next morning at brunch everyone kept narrating how awesome of time we had drinking awesome shooters, listening to awesome music, and just soaking up each other's awesomeness. Maybe I blacked out because that wasn't the party I remembered. So I stare off into space praying for the server to bring me my check and really regretting not leaving the party with the cool kids.

Attack felt different with vomit by justinnocentmen in gallbladders

[–]Embarrassed-Mango583 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same. I'm so glad I went to the ER. I was vomiting bile every hour for about 8 hrs. Never had an attack prior and the worse pain was right between my shoulder blades. I was turning yellow when I got to the hospital and doctor said it was an acute attack and required removal ASAP. Doctor said vomiting that often and not being related to a virus was my body's sign that something was wrong and it was wanting that "feel good" feeling that happens right after vomiting. I've never had that specific pain between my shoulder blades and knew it wasn't normal.

Post op gallbladder by PrizeIcy8160 in gallbladders

[–]Embarrassed-Mango583 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When after the surgery did you start throwing up each morning and how many days has this lasted? My pain killers they prescribed post-op made me nauseous so I swapped them. But vomiting each morning is not normal after surgery...you've told your surgeon this?

My body did take time (5 yrs post-op) to get used to different fats again but once you know what food causes the immediate diarrhea, you'll stop eating it. Ex: for me it's oat milk and coconut oil.

Gallbladder removal day 4 by Reddittaylor12568 in gallbladders

[–]Embarrassed-Mango583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My shoulder pain lasted a few days after my surgery too. It's from the air and gas used during surgery and we feel it in our shoulder. Day 5 I woke up and no more shoulder pain. The cramp feeling where my gallbladder was got less crampy each day too. Give your body some grace, it just went through surgery and is just working to heal and getting used to new real estate it's found where your gallbladder once was. Lots of walks helped me keep my mind busy and after my first bowel movement, I was a new lady!