Health Update 60: I Ended Up In The ER, part1

[@pamelamorris7302]

Jenny, listening to you brings back all that I went thru that is similar to your experiences. Although my 2nd surgery was from a twist in my Sigmoid colon, I suffered the most excruciating pain that I have ever had. I could not urinate and anything else, was vomiting, due to the horrible pain...it was awful. Had the pic line like you did. Yep, they have to do the necessary things to make us comfortable and help us. Thank goodness for morphine or whatever they gave me for pain relief because it instantly helped me. Many years later I am still fine after my 2 surgeries, but I do watch my diet faithfully. Praying for you as you share your experiences with us. ✝️🙏❤️

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you for sharing your story with me. I'm sorry you had to go through that but happy to hear you have been fine these last 2 years! 💜

[@jonathancorbett9827]

Sorry to butt in but I just wanted to say thank God you two are doing well. I just had an emergency surgery was in the hospital for 3 weeks or so part of my issue was a partial blockage and a whole list of weird issues... They were worried and pretty sure it was cancer my mom died at 57 and my grandmother wasn't even 40... Aunts and Uncles on both sides. I'm 39 I have 3 little ladies who depend on me, I was scared I won't lie all I could think was who's gonna raise and be a daddy to my girls if it doesn't go my way... God is good and I ended up with 4 or 5 procedures and turns out I will get the chance to raise my girls and no cancer... I was one of the fortunate ones... They don't have all the answers but I'm feeling a lot better and we are working on "figuring it out"... There have been a lot of crappy things the last few months my employer told me to get healthy your job will be here no matter what it takes. I was off for 2 and a half, maybe 3 months mostly unpaid but I was thankful just knowing hey at least I got a company in my corner... I went back to work beginning of December and 4 days later out of the blue I got a voicemail saying my position was being eliminated due to current needs of the company effective immediately... I found out later that was the plan but they couldn't just fire me they needed to let me come back first, who knows why... It was awful already behind on everything and then throat cut right before Christmas... Still out of work no unemployment how do you feed your family ??? I mean if I don't eat it is what it is but, I can't let my family starve, be cold or dirty I am responsible for them it is my job and I wouldn't have it any other way but I don't know how or what to do lol... I found out my employer was very upset that I left work one day and was in hospital the next and having surgery... They thought I should have have been more responsible and tell them when were and got their permission, if I was having a elective surgery or could have done the "responsible" way for them my god I would have but it wasn't a nose job or just lying to get off work, I wish I had the luxury to pre-plan get things in order, I didn't though... With the way things have turned now I would never have gone to the hospital that day or night... At least my kids would have a normal life and not see daddy fail them but my surgeon says I wouldn't have been able to go on much longer they were shocked I was walking in on my own and let alone working 75-85 hours a week........ Anyways I'm so sorry I hijacked your comment I swear I didn't come to complain I just wanted to congratulate you guys and I don't get to rant very often I guess I needed to get it out lol !!! Please, I hope I didn't offend or irritate and any of you !!! I came here to tell you how much it warms my heart yinz are "good" and praise the Lord! God bless and take care, Thank you !!

[@jenny_rice]

@@jonathancorbett9827 I'm sorry you had to go through all this and I pray that the doctors find a solution as to what caused it and to prevent it from happening again. Prayers also for you to be able to find employment again. What journey's we have to go through in life! 💜🙏

[@SmilingBeaver-ou7nc]

Love and prayers Jenny. I'm glad you had compassionate staff taking care of you in Hospital. We'll check in with you again.🙏❤🙏❤🌺🤗

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! 💜

[@dianehoffman3508]

What an ordeal! I'm so sorry you had to go through all that. Praying that all that is done! No more hospital!! You are a strong person, and I love your positive attitude. God's blessings.

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! Me, too. I would just like to get back to living a fairly normal life! 💜

[@judyluce3141]

Yes so much bloodwork... my mom also had tpn for 4 days. So happy to be home and recover❤

[@judyluce3141]

My mom just had a 5 cm abscess in sigmoid colon... diverticulitis... 6 weeks later surgery and colectomy. End result a colostomy. It is her new normal at 85... healing and strength hopefully returning.

[@jenny_rice]

Oh my gosh! I'm sorry she had to go through that but it's miraculous that we have the ability to have a colostomy and can keep living life. I hope she heals completely and quickly and does well with the colostomy. 💜🙏

[@judyluce3141]

@@jenny_rice thank you Jenny and the same to you with your journey.

[@Sasbie65]

I'm sorry you went through this. When patients can't walk after procedures they need to be placed on tilting beds to allow the body to be upright to aid in digestion and blood flow.

[@rosemarrypolack5708]

What a time you had. You are very strong!❤ I am always praying for you. I think you are right. The constant laying probably caused the blockage. They really did not take their time putting the tube down your throat. Maybe they did feel that it was urgent to know what is happening to you. That must have been a bit scary. You look very well now despite everything. Keep posting when you can. We love to see you❤

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! Yeah, that NG tube is an ordeal. I don't know how they can make it any better seeing as they have to get it past the gag reflex and I obviously have a high reflex reaction. And a high mucous reaction! Ugh. Glad that is over. And thank you for the continued prayers! 💜

[@AnnaPratte]

Prayers and Blessings

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! 💜

[@lesliemorris5695]

This happened with my mother bs of the irradiated bowel. She had pancreatic cancer. I’m so sorry this happened to you!!

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you. And I'm sorry that happened to your mom. 💜

[@dorothyawo9086]

You have such a great attitude. Your sense of humor helps as well. Good for you. Prayers for you Jenny. God bless.

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! Yes, I always try to find the positives in a situation. It helps. 💜

[@Denymarie123]

Glad you’re home from the hospital. Love your positive attitude!! ❤

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! Me, too! 💜

[@dawntaylor9995]

Oh your in my prayers I have had many obstructions and oh that type of pain is beyond excruciating I don't have cancer but lupus so I'm always dealing with them ... gentle hugs

[@jenny_rice]

Oh my gosh! I'm so sorry! That pain is rotten and I'm sorry you've had to go through it often. Prayers that you stay healthy and don't have any more! 💜🙏

[@bettyconnearney7943]

Sending hugs and prayers for a better day!!🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you so much! 💜

[@requiem3160]

It's always nice to see updates on you! So glad you're home from the hospital- will continue to pray for you and sending lots of love! Keep going Jenny- you so got this! Have a great week and take care!

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you so much! 💜

[@rosemarrypolack5708]

Also, they seem not to worry about your physical strength after all you have been through. I hope you get stronger after the nutrition is given. Then eat normally once again😊

[@jdavis3129]

Thank you for Part 1 and your hospital stay. We can learn lots of tips from you if need be, and you are very inspiring! 💜💜

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! It is a journey to be sure! 💜

[@toddrussell1691]

Oh my, I'm so sorry Jenny. If it helps I know exactly how you felt. Three days after my rectal tumor was removed I developed an ileus. Resulting in a JP line. 3 people for an hour could not get it in. I was done. My surgeon actually came in from home, drugged me and finally got it in. Absolutely horrible for four days. Just terrible. Then the PICC line. They also did not want to use my port. The PICC line was used for giving me TPN and blood work. I was finally able to have the JP line removed and sent home. I am still getting nutrients from the TPN daily. But I do have output. You are not alone!. Stay strong and thank you for your videos.

[@jenny_rice]

I'm sorry you had to go through that. I hope you heal quickly and can get the TPN and PIC line removed. 🙏

[@marjilaplante9579]

I'm so sorry you went thru that and so grateful you are okay♥️

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! Me, too! 💜

[@christinehubert7594]

Always praying for you, Jenny! I don't always comment here, but I keep up. :-) So glad that you're back on the healing path

[@jenny_rice]

Aww, thank you so much! 💜

[@kimberlyfanelli469]

Prayers 🙏🏻

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! 💜

[@terri5757]

I had a tube put down my throat several years ago. I didn’t have any pain. It was just a little annoying especially if I turned my head. They suctioned out the bile continuously for 3-4 days. The bile was dark green. I’m sorry you had such a rough time.

[@jenny_rice]

I'm glad you didn't have any pain with your tube. Interesting that your stomach contents were green. Mine was dark brown. Who knew it could be different colors?! 💜

[@aspenenglish4976]

@@jenny_ricethey were brown because it was feces. I’ve had a bowel obstruction.

[@barbarawolcott6999]

Jenny, I know you have been through it! I had an illeostomy to save my life while going through anal cancer. My illeostomy was only 3 mos. Now 17 yrs later I will have a permanent colostomy. I’ve had an NG tube as well. I think I might have a lot of scar tissue too.

[@jenny_rice]

I'm sorry you have had to go through all that. And NG tubes and scar tissue are no fun. I pray all goes well for you. 💜🙏

[@sheliasims5786]

prayers for you.

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! 💜

[@Nighthearted]

Hey Jenny! Wht a saga in the ER! I'm so glad, relieved and happy for your remission, though! Btw, would you tell me the name of the pink flower plant on the table behind you, if it's real? Looks beautiful!

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! The flower is a Luna River Orchid. My daughter got it last year. It had flowered and then the petals died off but the plant was still green so I kept watering it and was surprised to see it grow another flowering stem! This is my first time taking care of an orchid. 💜

[@Nighthearted]

@@jenny_rice You did a wonderful job, it looks stunning! I'll see to getting two of them, it's gourgeous. One for me and one for my mom! I just hope the climate in my country won't be too hard on it, I'm from Brazil. Thanks for the info S2

[@jenny_rice]

@@Nighthearted Good luck!

[@WeezerPort]

Have you had your gallbladder removed?

[@jenny_rice]

I have not had my gallbladder removed.

[@DoeA-Deer]

Dear Jenny I feel like I let you down. I changed my name to Doe-A-Dear (as a Deer came to our front door). Also I changed my name from my Full real name, to this. As my friend's said you don't use your own name on You tube? My husband and I follow a few (not everyone, as nice as you, I am sad to say). So, I just want to say I did not need any more anxiety. You are a lovely lady Jenny. I ended up in hospiital again for several weeks, bleeding Urosostomy, bi lateral kidney issues and other stuff. However, I did not think you would remember me and I told you quite a bit. I opened up. The people on your channel are all very nice too. But I felt guilty, as I remenbered you for sure. I wanted to say how very happy I am that you are in remission.❤ I thought I was brave having the tube down my throat for about 2.5 hours. I have the incurable, progressive Systemic Sclereroderma (rare) auto immune disease and I nursed my mum, she had a colostomy. You are brave Jenny, and give me strength. I wonder if you can use Coloplast Removal Spray? My urosostomy used to bleed badly, but since using that product, it has helped immensely. I believe you can use on your Colostomy as well? It was not available in Mum"s timr.. However please do check. I know your medical system is very dififferent where you are from. I have been pretty sick, but your strength has been helping me. So I felt guilty you thought I had forgotten about you. However, that is not the case.Far from it. Just so very happy, you are in remission.🎉 You are very brave Jenny. Yes it oftenv does not make sense in hospitial. If I got back to you already sorry hmm I just have not felt the best Thank you Jenny. I think of your bravery often. And try to be like you a bit. I can honestly say I have found out which family and friends care too. Since I don't have time to listen to how their hair did not turn out to their liking. Etc I had chemo (I think I told you). Specialists try anything, as their is no cure. If you had chemo, It is hard as. Really hard going. Keep on going though Jenny you are as brave as. And because I am watching part 1, I will look for a part 2? Deb x PS. Apologies for errors, hope this makes sense. ❤

[@jenny_rice]

Well, thank you! I remember your story but am not good at names. (I like your new user name!) I really need to start writing them down. As you said there are really nice people in my community and I appreciate all of you! I am sorry you are not feeling well and I'm glad my videos are helping. Prayers to you to stay brave through your journey and may you heal quickly and completely! 💜🙏

[@loriprentice5384]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@jenny_rice]

Thank you! 💜

[@judyluce3141]

My moms tpn was a hugs bag of cream colored fluid.... her blood sugar was every 4 hours.

[@aspenenglish4976]

That’s because she was getting fat every night. TPN is clear otherwise.

[@jenny_rice]

I was told the yellow liquid was the vitamin portion and the white fluid were fats. And blood sugars every 4 hours! Oof! I was hoping for every 12 hours! 😄

[@judyluce3141]

@@jenny_rice interesting. Nope this was a huge pouch. Kind of cream colored of liquid that ran 24 hours and a new bag every night. Yes blood sugars every four hours. All you do is get poked and prodded it's crazy.

[@aspenenglish4976]

@@jenny_rice yellow is vitamins injected into clear TPN. The mixture of lipids (fat) make it white.

[@aspenenglish4976]

@@jenny_rice the blood sugar issue is per individual depending on how your blood sugar reacts.