tailbone pain-- ?

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone, I've been putting off asking about this, because I think I know

what you're going to say :-)

But I just read in testimonials that included tailbone pain as one of

the symptoms she had. I was just wondering if it got worse on the program and

how long it took to go away. Mine has gotten progressively worse and it's quite

uncomfortable now. Any idea as to the cause?

Thanks, in VA

[Guest guest]

I had degenerative bursitis in my left shoulder. Along with Bee's diet, I added

a cup or two of chicken bone broth daily. It took 8 months to be completely pain

free and an additional 4 months to regain complete range of motion. I stopped

drinking the soup at that point but if I ever have any pain, I cook up another

pot of chicken bone broth and have a cup a day for a week or so. I'm trying to

get into the rhythm of having the soup twice a week.

Nan

[Guest guest]

Thanks Nan--- I've done the same thing and upped my bone broth! in VA

I had degenerative bursitis in my left shoulder. Along with Bee's diet, I added

a cup or two of chicken bone broth daily. It took 8 months to be completely pain

free and an additional 4 months to regain complete range of motion. I stopped

drinking the soup at that point but if I ever have any pain, I cook up another

pot of chicken bone broth and have a cup a day for a week or so. I'm trying to

get into the rhythm of having the soup twice a week.

Nan

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Everyone, I've been putting off asking about this, because I think I know

what you're going to say :-)

> But I just read in testimonials that included tailbone pain as one of

the symptoms she had. I was just wondering if it got worse on the program and

how long it took to go away. Mine has gotten progressively worse and it's quite

uncomfortable now. Any idea as to the cause?

+++Hi in VA,

, my moderator, is not available this week.

Yes symptoms do get worse before they get better, which is because of how the

body heals itself. Also your body will be " retracing " all past episodes you've

experienced with your tail bone prior to starting on this program - see this

article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal10.php

Ensure you are taking all of the correct kinds of supplements in the recommended

doses only, particularly these which are involved with bone pain and issues:

- cod liver oil

- calcium and magnesium citrate 300 mg of each two times a day

Like Nan wrote, you would benefit a lot by having Mineral-Rich Bone Broths - the

recipe is on my website.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I just checked in and found your post. I had had tailbone pain for nearly 4

years prior to starting on Bee's diet. It started when I was a pregnant,

supposedly due to lax ligaments during pregnancy. It got so bad after my son

was born that I could not sit and spent my time either standing or lying down.

After about 5 months on Bee's diet, it went away and has never returned. During

those 4 or 5 months, the pain did not get worse. Just one day I realized that I

wasn't in pain anymore. I read somewhere that tailbone pain is caused by

candida, which was surprising to me since I figured it was a structural problem

that would never get better.

I've been on Bee's diet for 2 years as of Wednesday this week and I'm very

thankful that my tailbone pain has not returned.

All the best,

(a group moderator)

>

> Hi Everyone, I've been putting off asking about this, because I think I know

what you're going to say :-)

> But I just read in testimonials that included tailbone pain as one of

the symptoms she had. I was just wondering if it got worse on the program and

how long it took to go away. Mine has gotten progressively worse and it's quite

uncomfortable now. Any idea as to the cause?

> Thanks, in VA

[Guest guest]

That is encouraging - I too have had this issue for about 4 years.

Hopefully it will go in a couple of months!!!

It was really bad at times - sitting was extremely uncomfortable. I thought I

had a cyst or a tumour there at one point! I would have to keep shifting from

one cheek to another....

It is a little better now, but it still hurts when I move after sitting for any

length of time. Looking forward to its demise...

Ali.

> >

> > Hi Everyone, I've been putting off asking about this, because I think I know

what you're going to say :-)

>

> > But I just read in testimonials that included tailbone pain as one

of the symptoms she had. I was just wondering if it got worse on the program

and how long it took to go away. Mine has gotten progressively worse and it's

quite uncomfortable now. Any idea as to the cause?

> > Thanks, in VA

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks -- It started for me right after my daughter was born, but it's

gotten worse since I started the diet. Hopefully, that means that it will go

away soon! My pain is kind of like Ali's -- yours sounds like it was much

worse. Congratulations on beating it and your two years on the diet- that's

great!

Just hearing that someone else survived it makes me feel better :-)

in VA

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From: mameedle <oxhahxo@...>

Sent: Fri, June 18, 2010 5:43:39 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: tailbone pain-- ?

Hi ,

I just checked in and found your post. I had had tailbone pain for nearly 4

years prior to starting on Bee's diet. It started when I was a pregnant,

supposedly due to lax ligaments during pregnancy. It got so bad after my son

was born that I could not sit and spent my time either standing or lying down.

After about 5 months on Bee's diet, it went away and has never returned. During

those 4 or 5 months, the pain did not get worse. Just one day I realized that I

wasn't in pain anymore. I read somewhere that tailbone pain is caused by

candida, which was surprising to me since I figured it was a structural problem

that would never get better.

I've been on Bee's diet for 2 years as of Wednesday this week and I'm very

thankful that my tailbone pain has not returned.

All the best,

(a group moderator)

>

> Hi Everyone, I've been putting off asking about this, because I think I know

what you're going to say :-)

> But I just read in testimonials that included tailbone pain as one of

the symptoms she had. I was just wondering if it got worse on the program and

how long it took to go away. Mine has gotten progressively worse and it's quite

uncomfortable now. Any idea as to the cause?

> Thanks, in VA

[Guest guest]

Hi and Ali,

My tailbone pain was pretty bad. At times it felt like I was sitting on a bike

without the seat, like I was sitting on a pole.

I tried getting a cortisone injection (this was back before I knew about Bee's

diet) but it made it much worse and it caused me to have pain when I was

standing and walking as well. The doctors didn't recommend surgical removal

(and I would have refused that anyway) and were going to refer me to a pain

management clinic where they would have put me on pain medication for the rest

of my life (no thanks). Thankfully, I moved away from there and found other

ways of dealing with the pain - physiotherapy and internal massage. I also

found that my bladder was involved and eventually came to the realization that

candida was the main underlying problem.

Since then, I've never looked back and in fact I almost forget about that part

of my life. I have to think hard about it to remember just how sick I was,

because it's doesn't factor into my life anymore.

I hope you both get relief from this problem. It can be really horrible.

(a group moderator)

>

> Thanks -- It started for me right after my daughter was born, but it's

gotten worse since I started the diet. Hopefully, that means that it will go

away soon! My pain is kind of like Ali's -- yours sounds like it was much

worse. Congratulations on beating it and your two years on the diet- that's

great!

> Just hearing that someone else survived it makes me feel better :-)

> in VA