Not a lot of people know... Update

Update.... Back in the ER again today this is taking a toll on my mental health.

Not a lot of people know this but I have been struggling with stomach issues since right around the time I had my shoulder surgery. I've seen my regular doctor and a Gastroenterologist now. The gastroenterologist thinks I might have something called gastroparesis. Which is a disease that I could live with for a few years or it be a life long illness now. I have managed to lose 35-40lbs since Mid-August. Today was the worst day I have had in a long time. I ended up passing out. Luckily my husband was right there to catch me. My husband called an ambulance and they took me to the ER. All the ER did was test me for covid and give me a chest x-ray, which showed no LARGE pneumonias in my lungs and sent me home. All the ER Doc would say when I asked him why I passed out was, he shrugged his shoulders and said must be from you not being able to hold anything down I'll give you zofran to help with the nausea. I wanted to tell him to fuck off for that. I'm on 5 or 6 meds just for my stomach issues let alone all the other health issues I have. If anyone has experience with gastroparesis please give me some advice to how I can get nutrients intro my system so i stop passing out.