Reply #19: I can't spell it but they gave me the supposedly less painful [View All]

[Jamastiene]

laroscopic surgery. They cut a hole in my belly button and stuck a tube in there. They blew my belly up like a pregnant woman and then cut two more holes in my stomach to suck out my gall bladder. It was so full of small stones, that they were able to do it that way. If they had been big stones, they would have had to split my belly from tip to stern and gut me to get it out. I was lucky, but the doctor said my pain was akin to being shot with a high caliber weapon right in the belly button. I cried like a baby when I realized they knew I was really hurting.

And right after the surgery, the got me up to walk. They wouldn't leave me alone. Walk walk walk was all they kept telling me. They just sucked one of my internal organs out through my belly button. The LAST thing I wanted to do at that time was walk, but I lived. When it is getting ready to rain, the cuts and the internal parts that hurt right after the surgery get sore.