Holy god, just got word from the surgeon that they have a bed available for me to get the first of my operations for pouch surgery 2MORO!!!!!! :O Sorta semi excited to just get it over me for christmas so that i can enjoy the wee ones get their santa pressies but still freaking out, its like they say when you have a near death experience that your whole life flashes before your eyes, well im having a near surgery experience where all that can go wrong with the operation and with the reversal is all i can freakin think of, super researching things right now on the internet, which i kno is a bit mad as i had over 4yrs to prepare, talk about doing things in da last minute!!! ha ha fink da more you kno the worse off you are tho so i have firmly stepped away from the search engine site!!! ha : ) Thank god for this site right now so that i can properly vent my anxiety on to fellow understanding good boweless folk like myself!!! : ) Yeah so anyone thinking about having the reversal ill keep an update on my well being as soon as i get properly on my feet, ill still have the bag, their just making the pouch with this op and then letting it rest for 3 months then in january (hopefully!!) hookin it up and letting it flow to see if it works, sorta like human plumbing system!! Ha sense the nervousness in my cheesy jokes!!!!! Aaahhhhh : ) Anyhoo any of you who are even slightly religious hav a wee thought for me in your prayers 2nite dat all goes well!!!! steph xxxxxxxx
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