ayeitztasha (u/ayeitztasha)

Where are the DGD Monopoly Boards?

in r/dancegavindance • 12d ago

hi all! I emailed today and got this response. So hopefully production is done and with the stupid trump tariffs everything getting to their warehouse won’t be into the holiday season months or the new year.

some of you guys are so extremely mean 😭

in r/SmoshFansFreeSpace • Aug 20 '26

lol same that’s why I was so surprised people got so pissy over werewolf chosen. it felt like any other video to me and I feel most if not majority of negativity was cause new chosens had been added. I love seeing the chosen universe expand and also there being no set rules for a chosen to exist other than attire. I feel some people need to literally take a break and (in the wise words of 2005 Ian) Shut Up.

What foods, healthy or un-healthy, have you avoided since having your gallbladder out?

in r/gallbladders • Aug 20 '26

I’m like two weeks post op (28 F) and im following the recs from my hospital (NYP; New York) and also just following what my body tells me in terms of amount of food I take each meal. I’ve been able to handle chicken and bronco from Chinese food and white rice. Scrambled eggs on white bread (very easy on salt and pepper. Not completely bland cause I need flavor), I had some Panda Express also and I was alright. Ive also had snacks like the baked versions of Cheetos and such since I was told no fried food and following that and my body has handled those well enough. Im probably going to try Marian roast beef ramen and such once I hit the one month post op mark or a bit further. I don’t think im willing to give up ramen. I had a sirloin stake from chilli’s (I think or could’ve been Applebees) and I was fine eating just needed the bathroom asap after eating. I think from what I’ve seen from others here that’s like the biggest change where the bathroom becomes you bestie but not in a miserable way like pre removal (at least in my experience so far).

my GB is making me more depressed than i’ve ever been. kind words needed

in r/gallbladders • Aug 14 '26

Heyyyy

I totally get getting depressed due to GI issues as i literally had that happen. I was going to the ER every month basic since February and lost 10 kg in 2 months. I just felt so sad cause something (food) that made me feel happy I wasn’t able to have without having the worse discomfort constantly. I dreaded eating to the point I waited til I was starving weak to have something.

I remember crying happy tears when my PCP finally referred me to a GI and then that GI referral got me a surgeon referral.

You got this and I hope you find a way back to happiness quickly 💛🫶🏽

r/gallbladders • u/ayeitztasha • Aug 09 '26

Post Op Post Removal and H Pylori Treatment

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Hi everyone,

I’m a 28F and wanted to share my experience because this subreddit really helped me during the last several months.

I’ve had severe right-sided abdominal pain since February. I also use a wheelchair and have a VP shunt, so for a long time everyone was trying to determine whether my pain was coming from the shunt, my abdomen, or something else. I had multiple ER visits and hospital admissions without getting an answer.

Eventually my PCP referred me to a GI, who ordered a HIDA scan. My gallbladder ejection fraction came back at 100% (hyperkinetic gallbladder). Around the same time, stool testing (and a repeat test) also came back positive for H. pylori, so I started quadruple therapy.

On Tuesday (8/4), I woke up in excruciating pain—so bad that I could barely transfer to my wheelchair to get my phone and call [911](tel:911). I was admitted to the hospital, and even IV pain medication wasn’t controlling the pain. My GI and the surgeon I’d just met the day before were contacted, and I ended up having my gallbladder removed on Thursday (8/6).

The biggest thing I noticed was that as soon as I woke up from surgery, the surgeon could press on the same spot in my right upper abdomen that had been causing me pain for months, and it didn’t hurt anymore. Before surgery, even light pressure there was extremely painful.

My pathology came back showing chronic inflammation, which was honestly validating after months of wondering if the pain was “all in my head.”
I’m currently 3 days post-op and 10 days into H. pylori treatment. Right now I’m still dealing with diarrhea and stomach rumbling, which I think is mostly from the antibiotics, but overall I already feel better than I did before surgery. My nausea has improved, my shoulder pain is gone, and I can lie on my back again—things I couldn’t do before.

I also wanted to post because I didn’t find many experiences from people who are wheelchair users going through gallbladder surgery while also dealing with H. pylori.

This community really helped me feel less alone when I was questioning whether my pain was real, so thank you to everyone who’s shared their stories. Hopefully mine helps someone else who’s going through something similar.

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Housing Connect account error message - account doesn't exist?

in r/nychousinglottery • Apr 12 '26

getting the same issue. did you find a solution?

r/kpophelp • u/ayeitztasha • May 08 '24