"Again, I had a good experience. The only bad one was on the morning of my third day since surgery, I needed a nurse very badly. I started pushing my button at 6:45 (the beginning of shift change). No one answered the button at all. When my husband came in at 8:00, I was in tears and he went and got the nurse and the PCA. THey said they had no idea that I had pushed the button. Looks like someone just turning it off. Good thing I was not dying."
"From the beginning, I was impressed with Dr. L's knowledge and concern. I will be having a procedure that is different from most called a sleeve gastrectomy. It is actually the first part of the DS. Dr. L is the first surgeon who actually said he could help me, being a Crohn's patient. I was told that as a Crohn's patient there are a few different risks involved, but Dr L explained them all in detail and I have great confidence in him.rnHe stresses that you must follow the after care and attend support meetings and I intend to follow these."
