Lifestyle | 16 Month Update On My Gallbladder Surgery

When I did the daily vlog of my after gallbladder removal, I didn't know so many people would be touched by it. This is my update 16 months later.


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[ChrisB-qrej]

I am so excited you made a follow up video! I had my gallbladder taken out yesterday. You are right that there really are only negative videos about gallbladder removal. I was relieved when I saw your video a few weeks ago and it gave me a lot of piece of mind. I'm glad you are doing so well!

[keishh]

I'm so grateful for your positivity ✨️ 🙏🏾 💛 I had my gallbladder removed yesterday and the other videos had me so afraid that I made the wrong decision. I wouldn't wish that pain on my worst enemy.

[muzerhythm]

Thank you SO MUCH for the positive feedback after surgery! I think you nailed it that if someone had digestive problems BEFORE the attacks started, they will still have the same problems. I saw too that there were WAY too many negative videos and it made me put off the surgery...until it sent me to the ER....found the gallbladder was also affecting my liver and pancreas. Greatful I got the surgery and so far able to eat normal, just not a month out yet to try anything greasy. I'm hoping to eat beef burgers again, if not I will try turkey burger.

[AishaRoseSharif]

I’m about to have my gallbladder taken out next week, literally all the videos I’ve watched on YouTube about the removal have been negative that you’ll gain weight, you can’t digest fat, you’ll still get the pain or worse and just things you don’t want to hear when you’re in severe pain and need it removed. I can’t begin to imagine how the people that have it already removed would feel hearing that they’ve fucked over there own lives by doing what’s best for them. Once the gallbladder is bad, it’s bad... nothing you can do about it, we don’t want to hear such negative stuff about how it won’t work out and that don’t get it removed when we’re in so much pain during these attacks.

I just want to wish anyone that’s reading this a speedy recovery, I can’t wait to get it removed. Even when I eat healthy foods I get the pain. I want to get my life back on track. Eat healthy and work out and just be happy and not afraid of when I might get the pain. Can I also just say... if you get the surgery and you go back eating all the unhealthy stuff u use to eat, be aware that you’ll love it for a few minutes, it taste good and you feel good after but you’ll be effecting your liver. Your liver will be doing over time so try not give it too much stress and treat it niceeee, give it all the good stuff it needs. I’m so excited for the surgery! Can’t wait. Goodluck ❤️

[fsanf]

Thank you for the positivity! I just got mine out 4 days ago, had major attacks. Finally found an insightful video :)

[mayramartinez]

Thank you so much for all this information. I’m so relieved from so much negativity.😢😊❤ I’m 3 weeks post op.
2023

[FreeLoveDorks]

My surgery is tomorrow. Thank you for your positivity! I'm actually looking forward to having mine taken out

[mercedescedess]

This video makes me feel a lot better. I’m having my gallbladder surgery done on Wednesday and I’ve been seeing a lot of negative comments about people still having pain after getting their gallbladder took out. I believe it’s about how you recover after and WHO does your surgery. Thanks for the video!

[mintycoconut]

Hello I got mine remove last Wednesday I asked my surgeon how it went through and he told me it was fast and smooth operation.and I thank God for that because I was really nervous and HE was with me as usual 🙏And I am recovering fast eating the right food for sure.and just let my body heal again.Thank you for your update it's very positive I like it a lot!

[mirnaruiz]

I got my gallbladder removed a week ago and honestly I’m scared of moving forward. I’m super anxious about my health all the time. All I see is videos on how people develop hypothyroidism, can’t absorb nutrients, diarrhea, acne and so many other things. I’m scared but this video did bring some light! I hope I can heal like you.

[pechblendae]

I’m getting it out in a couple of hours and your videos are what helped me in the last days getting here on my legs and feeling more tranquil rather than anxious and I have anxiety and panic attack issues so thank you so very much!
Godsend contents.

[loribalzer]

It is good to hear some positivity. I have scheduled my surgery. My gallbladder is working at 4%. I don’t always have pain but I do have pressure on my right side and upper back. I have changed my diet and feel pretty good. Except when I don’t. I think I have been dealing with this for so long that to me this is normal. Not sure I know what it would feel like to not have a bad gallbladder. The blotting and stomach pain episodes are lasting longer now and make me more sick. I ended up in the ER last year before I had all the testing done and DX Biliary Dyskinesia. I feel good most of the time although I limit my diet to no cheese or fatty foods and not much dairy. I have lost about 25 lbs. It has been hard for me to agree to surgery. I have never had surgery and am healthy. Just looking at the risk to benefit for me. But I have decided to go ahead and schedule surgery and hope for the best results. Thank you for this positive video it has helped me with my decision.

[treefrogam]

Thank you for this. No scars! I can’t believe it

[trishajaikaran]

Thank you so much for your videos! I just had my gallbladder out yesterday and I must say your positivity and light has given me the boost I need during recovery. You have no idea what your words and positivity have done for me. God bless❤️

[anac.]

I had my gallbladder removed on Halloween (2021). Perfectly fine and healthy until I started having severe abdominal pain a week leading up to my going into the ER. Was also someone who could easily go to the bathroom 3 times a day, and was not able to go at all. I have always had issues with dairy as well and avoid it, generally I’d agree I can eat whatever I’d like. However, personally, I do have to avoid the high fatty and greasy foods now more (beside that they’re unhealthy), I find it gives me abdominal pain and does truly run through me and sends me to the bathroom. Sometimes I’ll feel a little throbbing pain where my gallbladder used to be out of the blue. The week after surgery I also had to use Miralax, but after that first week was back to my normal. A little over 3 months without it, but very manageable and you are right it’s not all that bad. Thank you for sharing your experience and a positive take because there truly are only more negative ones out there. Stay well!

[nachita]

Been watching your videos since this morning when I found your channel, got mine removed 7 days ago, I have IBS and lactose intolerance, also suffer from kidney stones, this gallbladder and billiary colics I had for 3+ years, thank you for posting this videos, it gives me hope.

[Pat_handy]

Had my gallbladder taken out 4 days ago . 02/29/24 and I was so nervous and still am. But this is the most informative and best description video as well as your past video it helped calm my nerves a lot thank you

[blessed]

So glad I found your Channel I just had my Gallbladder removed!! Emergency Surgery I was in pain and very sick on 12/13/2021 I am
Going to GNC today because my food is sitting in my Stomach 😣😣and I also have diverticulitis I am 69 Years old and I eat very healthy but Still develop Gut problems ! By the way I am now your New Subscriber and I will support your channel Because you are so informative 💕😊🙌🏽Thank you Very Much God Bless Because the Doctors Don’t tell us Everything we need to do after surgery like watching our Fat intake 😊💕

[jotibains]

Thank you for sharing your experience. 😊
My doctor suggested 5 years ago that I get my gallbladder removed but I decided not too after watching videos that you will feel worse and most people told me it’s not worth it. Recently I wasn’t feeling good and after a ultrasound, they told me my gallstones got bigger which will to lead to other problems. I’ll getting it soon and need to start to prep for it.

[TheeEmpressJuicE]

Nice to hear this. I’m having mine removed next week. My surgeon said can live a completely normal life after. I saw horror stories online, but he put my mind more at ease. Im down all most 60lbs and i will continue to make good choices and keep my body moving everyday. I will happy to eat more things though! My diet has been so bland because of pain from food.