Hospital Turkey

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Slice Regular Member Date Joined May 2004 Total Posts : 277	Posted 11/5/2007 10:08 AM (GMT -6)
	My surgery is now November 19th. Spending Thanksgiving in the hospital. Is the turkey good? Trading my ass for turkey. Crohn's for what seems like forever Bagged in August 2006 Red Sox WORLD CHAMPIONS 2007 Patriots undefeated Back to Top

JudyK89 Veteran Member Date Joined Dec 2006 Total Posts : 1986	Posted 11/5/2007 10:39 AM (GMT -6)
	Ugh, don't remind me about hospital turkey. My first meal after my surgery was turkey and gravy. Since I had an epidural I didn't realize that my stomach hurt until it was so big I couldn't breath. Unfortunatley before they could put an NG tube in, I had turkey and gravy everywhere. Don't know if I can ever think of it the same again, lol. Judy 49 years old, Crohn's Disease Six resection surgeries, permanent ostomy, adverse reactions to Remicade, back on 6MP for maintenance, hoping for a long remission from this last surgery. Back to Top

Amey Veteran Member Date Joined Jul 2006 Total Posts : 942	Posted 11/5/2007 12:24 PM (GMT -6)
	Slice... Sorry about your Thanksgiving dinner. Maybe someone could sneak you in some "real food." How long are you expected to stay in the hospital? Holidays in the hospital are no fun. I have had 4 intestinal surgeries and 3 of them were around my birthday. I am starting to wonder if this is becoming a trend. I had my TC on June 21, my revised colectomy on June 20, and this year I was in the hosital from June 19-28....My birthday is June 23. My birthday cake has come in the form of an IV followed by a jello with a candle in the middle. Amey Ileostomy 8/2007 Revised Coletomy/ Reset Anastimosis 2006 Revised Colectomy/ Obstructions 2005 Sub-total Colectomy 2001 Prov. 16: 20 Whoso trusteth in the Lord, happy is he. ~~Zelnorm, Colace, Motilium, Citrate of Magnesium, Nexium, Amitiza, Potassium, Magnesium, Miralax, Milk of Magnesium, Corgard, Glycerin Suppositories, Sorbitol, Bentyl, Senokot~~ Back to Top

Slice Regular Member Date Joined May 2004 Total Posts : 277	Posted 11/5/2007 1:43 PM (GMT -6)
	Yeah, i have to say the last surgery i had i remember the food wasn't all that bad really. That is, once they let me eat again. Not sure how it works this time around. Crohn's for what seems like forever Bagged in August 2006 Red Sox WORLD CHAMPIONS 2007 Patriots undefeated Back to Top

Amey Veteran Member Date Joined Jul 2006 Total Posts : 942	Posted 11/5/2007 2:32 PM (GMT -6)
	Slice, Hospital foods always tastes pretty darn good when you haven't eaten in a week! When they brought me my first meal in 10 days my hubby looked at the plate like he was going to puke. Not me, I yummied the beef tips and green beans like it was the best meal ever! After going so long without food, anything looked good to me. It could have been crackers with peanut butter, and I would have thought it was FANSTASTIC! Amey Ileostomy 8/2007 Revised Coletomy/ Reset Anastimosis 2006 Revised Colectomy/ Obstructions 2005 Sub-total Colectomy 2001 Prov. 16: 20 Whoso trusteth in the Lord, happy is he. ~~Zelnorm, Colace, Motilium, Citrate of Magnesium, Nexium, Amitiza, Potassium, Magnesium, Miralax, Milk of Magnesium, Corgard, Glycerin Suppositories, Sorbitol, Bentyl, Senokot~~ Back to Top

Slice Regular Member Date Joined May 2004 Total Posts : 277	Posted 11/5/2007 7:24 PM (GMT -6)
	So what you're saying is that i shouldn't eat anything for a week and the hospital food will look that much better!!! Crohn's for what seems like forever Bagged in August 2006 Red Sox WORLD CHAMPIONS 2007 Patriots undefeated Back to Top

peggy113 Veteran Member Date Joined Aug 2007 Total Posts : 1998	Posted 11/5/2007 8:12 PM (GMT -6)
	UHhhh, well, sure Slice - whatever it takes! Besides, after the prep for surgery, it may be a few days before you have an appetite! Peggy Diagnosed with CD in 1979, many resections and meds Perm Ileostomy July 1984 at Cleveland Clinic Disease free since surgery Back to Top

summerstorm Veteran Member Date Joined Aug 2006 Total Posts : 6571	Posted 11/5/2007 11:41 PM (GMT -6)
	well here is my only tip, do not ever ever eat pureed hospital chicken and dumplings. As for the turkey i can't tell you, i dont' like turkey anyway and i pretty much ate pudding and mashed potatos from KFC Back to Top

flchurchlady Veteran Member Date Joined Jul 2007 Total Posts : 2765	Posted 11/6/2007 7:32 AM (GMT -6)
	Slice, The dinner might taste bad, but at least you know the football afterward will be good!! Back to Top

Slice Regular Member Date Joined May 2004 Total Posts : 277	Posted 11/6/2007 1:38 PM (GMT -6)
	Yeah, you watch. The hospital won't have the channels the football is on. So that would then be no food, no football and no ass. Crohn's for what seems like forever Bagged in August 2006 Red Sox WORLD CHAMPIONS 2007 Patriots undefeated Back to Top

Amey Veteran Member Date Joined Jul 2006 Total Posts : 942	Posted 11/6/2007 1:50 PM (GMT -6)
	Slice said... So what you're saying is that i shouldn't eat anything for a week and the hospital food will look that much better!!! You Got It! While your at it..deprive yourself of other worldly pleasures....bathing, eating, sleeping, and watching TV. Remember, absence makes the heart grow fonder. Amey Ileostomy 8/2007 Revised Coletomy/ Reset Anastimosis 2006 Revised Colectomy/ Obstructions 2005 Sub-total Colectomy 2001 Prov. 16: 20 Whoso trusteth in the Lord, happy is he. ~~Zelnorm, Colace, Motilium, Citrate of Magnesium, Nexium, Amitiza, Potassium, Magnesium, Miralax, Milk of Magnesium, Corgard, Glycerin Suppositories, Sorbitol, Bentyl, Senokot~~ Back to Top

Slice Regular Member Date Joined May 2004 Total Posts : 277	Posted 11/6/2007 1:55 PM (GMT -6)
	hah " Sorry kids. Amey told me not to shower, thats why i smell so nasty" My kids would bust on me forever!! Crohn's for what seems like forever Bagged in August 2006 Red Sox WORLD CHAMPIONS 2007 Patriots undefeated Back to Top

flchurchlady Veteran Member Date Joined Jul 2007 Total Posts : 2765	Posted 11/6/2007 10:24 PM (GMT -6)
	At $2,000 per day, they'd better offer cable TV with ESPN and something better than turkey loaf for dinner on Thanksgiving! Back to Top

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