Christina G.
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Cinna G. 21 years, 9 months ago
Happy ONE Year Anniversary to You! I hope that this post finds you healthier and happier than ever. Please remember the importance of posting updates to your profile. You never know who you might inspire. Have a great day!
Becca K. 21 years, 9 months ago
Happy ONE Year Anniversary to You! I hope that this post finds you healthy and happy. Please remember to drop by and update your profile from time to time. It's important for others to be able to see how we post-ops do on our journeys. You never know who you might inspire. Have a great day.
issis 22 years, 8 months ago
Christina, how are you...please update your profile, I want to read how well you are doing...I am thinking of you. How much weight have you lost? Write...Irene
Vickie C. 22 years, 9 months ago
Christina, I am glad to hear that you are doing so much better. I hope the rest of your recovery goes very smoothly. A WLS friend,
Pamela R. 22 years, 9 months ago
^^^^ANGEL REPORT^^^^ Just saw Christina Garcia in the hospital again. She seems to be doing much better (since her horrible, allergic reaction to the morphine after surgery yesterday). The nurse now gave her Toridol and this sits a lot better with Christina. She wanted all of you to know that she appreciated your comments and concern. It meant a lot to her! Also, the surgeon had her IV taken away, but kept the needle part in her hand incase they have to put the IV back in her, since she's having real trouble going to the bathroom. They may have to put her back on IV fluids again. While in the hospital, I rubbed Christina's feet and arms with lotion, made sure she got her ice chips and even helped a lady named Denise (sharing the room with Christina...who also had a gastric bypass as well). I felt for both the patients! Anyhow, Christina is looking a bit better since she had a shower, had the throat tube taken out and is resting with a different pain medicine in her. I appreciate your support and comments, and I'm sure Christina would like to see the love and words you share still coming to her surgery page. It'll be so nice when she gets home to get all your great messages! Thanks again and keep it up! Pam
issis 22 years, 9 months ago
Christina, when they take that NG tube out, blood clumps usually follow because of them working in the stomach area. I am sorry that you were not feeling up to par and had a reaction to the Morphine. My prayers are for you to now rest and heal that body. I refrain from coming up to see you as I have been sneezing and I don't think that would be good for you...You are in my prayers and thoughts~~Irene
Cindy S. 22 years, 9 months ago
christina, we are all praying for your quick recovery. hang in there and be strong through this difficult time. cindy s.
Cori W. 22 years, 9 months ago
Christina...Sorry to hear of the problems your encountering...Keep a positive attitude and we will all send our positive thoughts and prayers your way..Good luck and get better soon. Cori
Jennifer H. 22 years, 9 months ago
Hi Christina, I hope that by the time you read this you will be feeling much better. Just remember that old saying of "this too, shall pass" and you will feel much better and in the long run you're going to feel better than you ever felt, right? That's why you were willing to go through this ordeal in the first place. It will be worth it in the end. Just keep remembering that.