Normally, when I’m in the bathtub I wear a special feeding tube belt. It’s different than my feeding tube belt that I wear when I am walking around doing my normal day-to day stuff because: Since I’m basically made out of tissue paper if I don’t have something holding the tube up at all times, […]
Read MoreCW: Medical talk and pictures of my J tube. If you don’t want to see, don’t keep reading. Your Internet experience is tailored by you, and you can choose what to see or not see to make your experience better or worse. I had to wait a little bit from my last post to get […]
Read More**CW for medical talk and blood talk. If you read further, it’s at your own discretion. You’re responsible for your own Internet experience, please be sure to appropriately manage your content viewing.** We still don’t know exactly what’s wrong with my feeding tube, and I’m still waiting for the test I need, but it’s just […]
Read MoreI’ve had a feeding tube for a few years now, and one thing I’ve always just accepted as a fact of life (albeit one of the most annoying ones though!) is that every time we go out driving anywhere at all I have to jam my right leg against my feeding tube and the door. […]
Read MoreInterventional Radiology called me up the next day at 9AM, which was three hours before I was supposed to be there, trying to tell me that they had an emergency and couldn’t do my procedure. I knew instantly they were lying. I was literally an emergency. I was sent there from the emergency room. My […]
Read MoreIt all started a couple weeks ago when I was packing like a fiend. Things were going pretty good really and I was feeling alright. In the middle of packing, I noticed intermittently that I had a weird sort of sensation behind my feeding tube. It felt kind of like a stick poking into my […]
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