Need your help...

Okay, here's the deal. I do not have a M.D. in anything that will pay excessive bills, provide private school tution, lavish vacations or a visit to Tahiti any time soon. However, I do have a serious M.R.S. degree that has been dramatically enhanced by my M.H. (motherhood) degree. Therefore, when I see dangerous symptoms that can potentially effect my M.R.S. degree you can bet your bottom dollar I'm gonna say something. And if that doesn't work, I'm gonna say it again. And if that doesn't work, I'm gonna say it again...and then tattle to you all.
Here's the scoop. Way back when Big Shooter started on his historic, mind-boggling weight loss it was precipitated by a very severe case of the "just-feel-like-crap-all-the-time-yuckies" (that's my pretend M.D. brillance speaking). He got really sick, lost a bunch of weight and then he was on a roll so why stop kinda thing. Anyhow, he has never really got over the just feel like crap a lot of the time yuckies. In fact, here recently I've noticed him getting really bad again. I've been thinking about it quite a bit lately b/c of the whole M.R.S. thing. I really don't want it to change to W.H. (widowhood) any time soon. And like a bolt of lightening it hit me. I've known many people who have lost tremendous amounts of weight (albeit through surgery, unlike the Big Shooter) and have then been hit head-on with gallstones. Hmmm....
I looked it up and this is what I found for symptoms:
*Moderate to severe pain under the right side of the rib cage - yep, his hand seems to be glued right there lately...
*Pain may radiate through to the back or to the right shoulder - how many e.r. visits have we made now for heart attack symptoms or breathing difficulties? I've lost count.
*Severe upper abdominal pain (biliary colic) - yep.
*Nausea - yep.
*Queasiness - always.
*Vomiting - oh yeah, baby. can you say projectile?
*Excessive wind - ...he can wake me from a sound sleep, or wake the dead...and he does - often
*Burping or belching - we have stock in rolaids
*Attacks are often at night or evenings - and I thought he was just trying to shirk his duties
*Attacks often occur after overeating - have you seen his before picture and my current picture?
*Pain will often but not always follow a meal with fats or grease - no comment.
*Pain may be worse with deep inhalation - with all the excitement in this house he seems to always be in pain from sucking the air out of the room
*Attacks can last from 15 minutes to 15 hours - absoluetly dead on.

My point is this: I truly think B. S. is experiencing a serious gallbladder problem of some sort. He doesn't deny it. He agrees he needs to call the doctor. He promises to everyday. He wakes up, doesn't feel too bad, starts his busy day, and then come late afternoon - evening and here we go again... What's your suggestion?