I'm sure there is a risk with anything but no one mentioned that to me and I had no problems with the reversal. My mother had a temporary one due to surgery too and no problems afterwards. I sent you more info in my PM.
When you had the ostomy removed. Is there a risk that it will not take. I so do not want to do an ostomy again. Even after three months I have not mastered this at all.
Hi there. I'm so sorry you've had such an awful time. I've had an ostomy before. You will definitely need help. You will not be able to do any lifting or housework for the first while. Sharon's idea is very good. Get whatever help you can and make sure you allow yourself the time to heal. Feel free to PM me with any questions. I've had a lot of intestinal related surgeries plus the laparotomy for cysts.
Hi Terry I am glad u are back !! But i wish you didnt need anything else :(
You should definitely get some help in order with the kids in case you do need it
as a young mom you will probaby try to overextend yourself and prove yourself
okay .. most of us moms do that
Rest and Relax PLEASE ! You have been thru too much and dont need anymore
complications. At least I hope she can be there for a couple days and nights to ease your mind. You are loved and have been missed. I am so so glad you checked in.
Dear Lord,
please continue to be with terry as she goes thru these operative ordeals. please guide her surgeons and caretakers and please let her know she is not alone.
amen
love
sharon
When your admitted ask to have a social worker see you before your discharge. They can help set up home care by contacting the state or the VNS (Visiting Nurse Services). I don't know if it differs from state to state, but the VNS will come see you when you get home and do an intake, and they can set up some home health care for you as well as have a nurse come a few times a week to check on wound care ect. ( Incisions are considered wound care ). You might want to try calling your hospital before your admitted to make sure they have a social worker, and then also find out if there is a VNS available in your area. That's all I have, maybe someone else knows something else. I used VNS just after my surgery 2 weeks ago and they've been very helpful, but I live in N.Y. and so it may be a different set up here.
Good luck with your surgery and I hope you have a positive outcome and quick recovery this time.