help!  my goldfish is lying on it's side on the rocks - I'm so worried about her!  what's wrong? 

Exactly what Nicole and stuff that you have been told multiple times before. Have you been listening to the advice I saw Mindemae give you? Testing your water, treating with melafix, adding salt, etc.

I hope your fish gets better but it won't if you aren't helping it.

Yep, give us more details about the fish. Tell us how she's acting and if you see anything on her.

And... for emphasis... TEST THE WATER!!!!!!!!

thanks guys for helping!  sadly i posted this last night when I had to go to bed and by morning Wanda passed away 

1. Check the water quality - gunna check now
2. Any marks or growths? - not that I can see
3. Is she eating? - She didn't eat yesterday
4. It might be constipation...have you fed peas? - I have not fed her any peas, should I try?
5. Is she otherwise moving? - Not really - she's fighting to be alive though

Ammonia and nitrites should read zero.
Your fish has been poisoned by high ammonia levels.

What do you mean you treated for ammonia?  How did you treat for ammonia exactly?
If you used an ammonia blocker then any test for ammonia you do will still show ammonia.
Aquarium salt will help gill function and also provide electrolyes.

You can treat ammonia then not have it come up in the test again.

I agree with Mindemae, I do have those drops too. Converting the toxic ammonia into an non toxic form doesn't mean that ammonia is removed. It is still there and will show up in your test.

Is she eating? Swimming around?
Go ahead and feed her some peas if she will eat them.  If she doesn't then remove them as they will just pollute the water.  I seriously think constipation is the least of her problems.

My condolences.   I'm sure you tried your best to help her. 
Next time, be sure to wait for your tank to cycle and check the water regularly (about once a week, more if the fish is behaving oddly, even just a little).  Many pet stores will test your water for free if you bring a sample in.  I do hope that you find another fishy friend, because goldfish are such wonderful pets. 

I'm sorry to hear of your loss, I truly am.

Think of it as a learning experience! Now you know better how to take care of fish. ****, Tiger and Sonorus..I think Tiger is the eighth fish Ive went through...

Anyway, once you get a ten gallon cycled and what not, go to a petstore, get your meds, get your water conditioner, get everything. Take it slow and plan. Next time, things will be better. Hope to see you online again soon

Wandafish, it is so sad... sorry for your loss. 

It would be lovely if you decide to get another fish, but before that please make sure that your tank is cycled and the water chemistry is all right for your fish.
And get your little friend from a reputable pet store. Not from the first one though, visit more pet shops, have a close look at their tanks. If you see too many tanks with green-blue water, fish are treated for some sort of desease. I'd buy my fish somewhere else then. Also have a close look how clean the tanks are and how the fish behave. Are they quiet or are some lethargig floating ones in there? Are dead fish in the tanks? (I've seen this lately at 2 pet stores) Again, at places like this, I'd never buy my fish. Also ask those people questions. Do they know what they are talking about, etc.

Best thing to do now, get yourself a book about goldfish, there are also many many sites on the net for it. Read up what you can. Get your tank ready. And then go arround for your new little friend.

Hope to see you soon on this forum,

Take Care