Neverending MBRO memory thread

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508mikey said:
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I'm gonna rent a movie and have a date night here. Wife isn't feeling good, Dr called and said infection is back to pretreatment numbers. We kinda knew that from the looks of things.
 
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They wanna try another antibiotic, but something has gotta be done. The bacteria is still in her system, that one thing inside her, and they also found a piece of mesh that was supposed to have been removed during her surgery. Dr was supposed to get it, didn't, but didn't tell her. We thought that was the essure thing, but it wasn't. They showed us on her ultrasound where everything was.
 
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malinoisvol said:
Damn! When are they gonna get that thing outta her?
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508mikey said:
so all those IVs and now she has to start over ?
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Idk, and yep. That's why the attorney is after the Dr, not only cutting her, but leaving the mesh, and not saying a word. I reckon stabdard procedure is to remove it when tge bladder is removed, plus the metal thing. I sincerely worry about this whole mess. Her body can't fight all this like a normal person.
 
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joevol33 said:
Idk, and yep. That's why the attorney is after the Dr, not only cutting her, but leaving the mesh, and not saying a word. I reckon stabdard procedure is to remove it when tge bladder is removed, plus the metal thing. I sincerely worry about this whole mess. Her body can't fight all this like a normal person.
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This is making me mad as hell. Gonna pray harder every night for her to be healed!
 
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tnuhcvols said:
When does this become an emergency and they quit treating the symptoms and deal with the actual problem? Hope she can get some relief soon
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I'm wondering the same. To me it's like they're doung just that, treating the symptoms instead of fixing the problem. I do know with the mesh, because of where it is, it will be an issue to fix. I'm venting, so might as well. No way to say it except say it, I first noticed that during "special time". It kept getting worse, as in causing me pain. I didn't want to say anything because she's so self conscious, especially since the bag. I finally had to one day, and she said it was hurting her bad as well. After some recent tests, her obgyn informed us that it was protruding into her privates. This is the thing that was holding the bladder, and was supposed to have been removed when the Dr took her bladder. The metal can be removed, the bacteria is tough, but treatable. This thing however, not so much. Her female Dr told us they could try and remove it, but it may cause female damage because of the way it's mangled it's way to where it is. Idk, I hate saying anything, and not doing for attention, though i do that a lot😄. She just got off the phone with the Dr about maybe having to do treatments again, and I'm tired of seeing her suffer and just needed to vent for a minute.
 
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joevol33 said:
I'm wondering the same. To me it's like they're doung just that, treating the symptoms instead of fixing the problem. I do know with the mesh, because of where it is, it will be an issue to fix. I'm venting, so might as well. No way to say it except say it, I first noticed that during "special time". It kept getting worse, as in causing me pain. I didn't want to say anything because she's so self conscious, especially since the bag. I finally had to one day, and she said it was hurting her bad as well. After some recent tests, her obgyn informed us that it was protruding into her privates. This is the thing that was holding the bladder, and was supposed to have been removed when the Dr took her bladder. The metal can be removed, the bacteria is tough, but treatable. This thing however, not so much. Her female Dr told us they could try and remove it, but it may cause female damage because of the way it's mangled it's way to where it is. Idk, I hate saying anything, and not doing for attention, though i do that a lot😄. She just got off the phone with the Dr about maybe having to do treatments again, and I'm tired of seeing her suffer and just needed to vent for a minute.
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We’re all praying and rooting for her!
 
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joevol33 said:
I'm wondering the same. To me it's like they're doung just that, treating the symptoms instead of fixing the problem. I do know with the mesh, because of where it is, it will be an issue to fix. I'm venting, so might as well. No way to say it except say it, I first noticed that during "special time". It kept getting worse, as in causing me pain. I didn't want to say anything because she's so self conscious, especially since the bag. I finally had to one day, and she said it was hurting her bad as well. After some recent tests, her obgyn informed us that it was protruding into her privates. This is the thing that was holding the bladder, and was supposed to have been removed when the Dr took her bladder. The metal can be removed, the bacteria is tough, but treatable. This thing however, not so much. Her female Dr told us they could try and remove it, but it may cause female damage because of the way it's mangled it's way to where it is. Idk, I hate saying anything, and not doing for attention, though i do that a lot😄. She just got off the phone with the Dr about maybe having to do treatments again, and I'm tired of seeing her suffer and just needed to vent for a minute.
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I'm lost for words.
 
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