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I want to thank you for the beautiful flowers. Surgery went well except for a few side effects which hopefully will go away. Will write more later when I'm up to it.

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I didn't realize you had surgery. Hope you are feeling better. May I ask what pain meds they put you on? I have minor surgery tomorrow and am freaking out over the Vicodin they will give me. I'm hoping it doesn't start a flare. I'm also worried the drugs will just make me nauseous and dizzy. Probably would rather have the pain if it's not too bad. I declined the NSAIDS but may think twice about that as I know I won't get nauseous from that.

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Terri,

The vicodin shouldn't cause any MC issues. It might slow down your motility, which can cause C, but it shouldn't cause any D.

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Nancy,

It's good to hear that the surgery went smoothly. I hope the side effects fade away quickly.

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It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.
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@Tex....good to know! Thanks!

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Terri,

We'll all be praying for you tomorrow. Brandy
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Glad surgery went well, Joe told me about it... I hope you have a speedy recovery!
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Nancy, I'm glad your surgery went well. :)

Terri, I hope yours went well too.

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I'm glad your surgery went well, too. I hope you can rest and get better soon.

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I didn't know about the surgery, but I am glad it went well, and hope you get well quickly!
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God speed your recovery.
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