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Replies to "@flamingal Thank you for your response. Makes sense to drink slowly. Only problem is I dehydrate..."
@jerrysgirl3 You are really having a tough time, aren’t you? Are you being seen at a community hospital or a major medical/university hospital. At these larger hospitals, doctors usually do work together on problem patients. You should be able to find one in you city or state. There are also the Mayo Clinic network hospitals which work along with the Mayo Clinic. Use this website to locate one: https://mayoclinic.org/about-mayo-clinic-care-network/members
Also, I found this website that helps you find a registered dietician-RD-not a nutritionist.
https://www.eatright.org/find-a-nutrition-expert?_ga=2.7671799.434232786.1695417809-2027734427.1695417808&type=telehealth
See if you can find one. You can also call the local hospitals and ask if they have dietitians on staff who will meet with outpatients.
Please don’t throw your hands up and give up. You are worth all the trouble that you may cause. You’ve received good advice from @gingerw , one of the strongest women I know.
Will you do some research this weekend and make some calls Monday? YOU are worth it!
@jerrysgirl3 When you are dealing with seemingly unrelated health concerns, it can be so frustrating to both you and your medical team. This is when you need to advocate for yourself. You are the center hub of the wheel. Your medical team are the spokes of that wheel, and everyone cannot work singly without working together. Ask/insist your doctors work together on your case, the meds and treatments. That's what I had to do.
Ginger