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I have had chronic pancreatitia for close to 12years now and have had multiple ercps, endometrial tissue removed from my uterus and pancreas. Tons of PIC lines, groshongs, centrallines...etc,etc. I had a poustow surgery about 4 anda half years ago with UCSF that gave me relief for like 3 years but now its coming back with a serious vengence and when my flare-ups get really bad to the point of needing to be admitting, the E.R. medilist see my labs are normal and discharge me. I have setup an eveluation with UCSF tosee what they can offer me as far as surgery but in the mean time what do I do to get my priority phycisian and/or er docs to admit me even when my labs show normal. All they do is shove pills down my throat which has gotten me physically addicted to them and then want to label me as a drug seeker. How do I got get them to listen to me and not some papers on a paper and/or do something to make my labs raise when I know need to beadmtted. The poustow surgery made it where my amylase and lipase don't elevate but it seems like nobody has ever heard of that surgery. I live in Stockton, ca...please help me!!!!
Jeanette Rhoden
Calmblessing27@Yahoo.com
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