David Kimble, MD

I’m currently a little over 4 months post op from a few corrective surgeries. My uterus, bladder and rectoprolapse. My surgery was July 8th with 3 or 4 appointments prior to my surgery date. I had researched and looked at at least a dozen surgeons for this procedure both in and out of state. I can honestly say Dr Kimble is just such an amazing human being. Every aspect of my experience with him was more than I could have expected. Each appointment both before and after surgery was always something I looked forward to never rushed actually it always felt like questions were encouraged and he always wanted me to feel comfortable. Right after my surgery both he and Dr Tran were by my side and I could feel how genuine he was in making sure I was doing well. Now let’s talk about the procedure. I was definitely nervous but I fully trusted both of these incredible Doctors. The first week was the most difficult as expected. Right after my surgery I was in a lot of pain even with the anesthesia (which knocked me out before I even laid on the table, it was amazing) the pain felt like someone had kicked me in my tailbone with a steel toe boot, hard. (A sling was placed to lift my uterus back where it should be it wrapped around my tailbone). I was given painkillers but didn’t like using them too much cause of how tired they would make me but honestly I was able to clean and run errands within the same week. I couldn’t do anything for an extended period of time but a few hours or so of breaking up the things I needed to do was doable. The most painful thing was correcting the uterine prolapse (I’m assuming that was the painful part because the sling is wrapped around my tailbone and that’s where pretty much the only pain I felt was coming from. All in all it was about 9 weeks maybe 8 before all my stitches were gone but... let. me. tell. you. something... these procedures, these doctors, changed my life and the way my body functions far better than I could have imagined. There isn’t anything I would change about them or my experience with them. I feel so very lucky to have found them.