Re: New - I got a DIAGNOSIS!!

December 8, 2005

>>why the heck would you want your gbladder removed?

Flush and flush again.

That's exactly what I say, flush and flush again and keep doing it until

you're cleaned out. Try to save your GB. I lost mine and am soooooo sorry

that

I lost it. You're never the same again. Listen to the other ones talking

here, please.

Susie

December 9, 2005

Finally ladies and gentleman, I REAL diagnosis, after 4 weeks, a month, feeling

like crap! I got a sonogram this morning, and Doc called me in the early

evening explaining that I have nice grainy slush in my gall bladder. Exactly

what I suspected. I have my HIDA scan coming up soon which should determine if

I have the " lazy " gallbladder type syndrome which accounts for the slushy

buildup. Most likely gall bladder removal shall take place, and I can tell the

majority of people on this group are not for the removal, but I think having a

non-productive gallbladder is a bit different than having stones that can be

passed. Correct me if I am wrong.

I just wanted to spread the morbid good news. I have been waiting and crying

every day wondering what my mystery illness was. I am not crazy! I was right!

Woo hoo!! I will keep everyone updated about the HIDA and how it goes.

Belskis <brian0017@...> wrote:

If money is not an issue and your fears are what dictates what you

do next then there is plenty of doctors ready to take your money for

a ticket on there rollar coaster ride of never ending health care

and side effects were each side effect dictates a name for a new

disease and more treatment to treat the synptoms caused by the side

effects of there last treatment.

As for me I did 3 liver/gallbladder flushes and choose to take

responsibilty for my health.

I did not get any test to determine if I have stones. Since I am a 33

year old american meat eater I know I already had stones I did drink

apple juice two weeks before my first flush as well did a bowel

cleanse to prepare for my first flush. Surprise Surprise stones

came out but according to the medical doctors they were not stones

but olive oil and epsom salt soap my liver made for me. Boy

does olive oil and epsom salt soap help digestion! So I guess I

just washed my liver with soap and everything is working ok now!

Taking pain pills to pass a stone is like removing the light bulb

in your car when the oil light comes on. Desolving the stone

makes it much easier to pass. But I know orthodox medicine has

there own ways of doing things. But is is entirely legal to refuse

treatment!

tina83862 wrote:

> Only problem here is that cheaper is not always safe. If she has a

> stuck stone in her kidney depending on the size it may not pass and

> it should therefore be decreased in size and that can mean trying

> different options.

>

> Most doctors will allow you to pass kidney stones unless they are

> very large---hubby had to take a lot of pain pills until his passed.

> But this is not every case.

>

> It's important to always have all the info before you risk your

> health and life!!!!And money should never been an issue!!!!!!

>

> > > >

> > > > Hi guys -

> > > >

> > > > This may get lengthy, but I need some insight from REAL people.

> > > >

> > > > One month ago exactly I went to the ER with severe and sudden

> > > > abdominal pains (in my right side and upper abdomin, right

> above

> > > my

> > > > belly button). After ruling out appendicitis, they kicked me

> to

> > > the

> > > > curb after finding a 2mm kidney stone sitting in my right

> kidney,

> > > > citing that as the primary problem.

> > > >

> > > > A week after that, still in pain, just not as severe, I went

> to a

> > > > urologist, who told me my pain was coming from what he thought

> may

> > > be

> > > > a ruptured ovarian cyst. Okkkay. Went to my gyno who simply

> > > > said, " If thats what he thinks it was, thats what it was " .

> Great.

> > > >

> > > > Two weeks after that, still in pain, and now the pain started

> > > moving

> > > > to my back, to right behind my right kidney. Go to a second

> > > > urologist for second opinion. He thinks I " pulled a muscle " .

> > > Sent

> > > > me for a second CT scan to see if my kidney stone was moving

> > > around

> > > > causing the pain. Of course it wasnt. Just sitting there,

> nice

> > > and

> > > > stuck.

> > > >

> > > > Now things are getting very bad. The pain radiated to below my

> > > right

> > > > shoulder blade, and for the past 3 days the pain has been so

> bad

> > > in

> > > > the center of my upper back that I can barely stand to sit at

> my

> > > > computer at work. I feel a pressure on my chest. Still having

> > > pains

> > > > on my right side/right back. I have lost 10 pounds (which can

> > > look

> > > > like a lot on someone that was originally only 120 pounds). I

> > > feal

> > > > nauseaus every day, I am crying every day. I feel [very

> badly -

> > > edited by moderator, please try and keep it clean .

> Thanks].

> > > Excuse my language. [no excuse needed if you keep it clean...]

> > > >

> > > > I go tomorrow for a sonogram, for whatever reason. I have

> spoken

> > > > with some friends who have had the gallbladder disease problems

> > > who

> > > > say I should have a HIDA scan done.

> > > >

> > > > I really just wanted to get some feedback from you guys - does

> > > this

> > > > sound gallbladder related? Like anythign you have gone

> through.

> > > >

> > > > I appreciate any advice and input.

> > > >

> > > > Thanks,

> > > >

> > >

> > > Learn more from our experience, over 7.000 liver flush stories:

> > > http://curezone.com/forums/fd50.asp?f=4

> > > http://curezone.com/forums/fd50.asp?f=80

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> > >

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> > >

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> > >

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December 9, 2005

No! you can do the flush and keep the organ---So happy you found out

what is going on!!!!! always the best thing to do!!!!!

everyone here has sludge as well as stones--they go hand in hand!!!!

And it's best to flush them out and keep the organ---

think about what happens when you don't have the GB???

the crap goes into the liver

so do some homework before you do this!!!!!!!!!!!!

and this is not simple surgery without side effects and risks!!!!!!

A few easy flushes and you will feel so much better!!!!!!!!!

best luck whatever you decide---tina

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi guys -

> > > > >

> > > > > This may get lengthy, but I need some insight from REAL

people.

> > > > >

> > > > > One month ago exactly I went to the ER with severe and

sudden

> > > > > abdominal pains (in my right side and upper abdomin, right

> > above

> > > > my

> > > > > belly button). After ruling out appendicitis, they kicked

me

> > to

> > > > the

> > > > > curb after finding a 2mm kidney stone sitting in my right

> > kidney,

> > > > > citing that as the primary problem.

> > > > >

> > > > > A week after that, still in pain, just not as severe, I

went

> > to a

> > > > > urologist, who told me my pain was coming from what he

thought

> > may

> > > > be

> > > > > a ruptured ovarian cyst. Okkkay. Went to my gyno who

simply

> > > > > said, " If thats what he thinks it was, thats what it was " .

> > Great.

> > > > >

> > > > > Two weeks after that, still in pain, and now the pain

started

> > > > moving

> > > > > to my back, to right behind my right kidney. Go to a

second

> > > > > urologist for second opinion. He thinks I " pulled a

muscle " .

> > > > Sent

> > > > > me for a second CT scan to see if my kidney stone was

moving

> > > > around

> > > > > causing the pain. Of course it wasnt. Just sitting there,

> > nice

> > > > and

> > > > > stuck.

> > > > >

> > > > > Now things are getting very bad. The pain radiated to

below my

> > > > right

> > > > > shoulder blade, and for the past 3 days the pain has been

so

> > bad

> > > > in

> > > > > the center of my upper back that I can barely stand to sit

at

> > my

> > > > > computer at work. I feel a pressure on my chest. Still

having

> > > > pains

> > > > > on my right side/right back. I have lost 10 pounds (which

can

> > > > look

> > > > > like a lot on someone that was originally only 120

pounds). I

> > > > feal

> > > > > nauseaus every day, I am crying every day. I feel [very

> > badly -

> > > > edited by moderator, please try and keep it clean .

> > Thanks].

> > > > Excuse my language. [no excuse needed if you keep it

clean...]

> > > > >

> > > > > I go tomorrow for a sonogram, for whatever reason. I have

> > spoken

> > > > > with some friends who have had the gallbladder disease

problems

> > > > who

> > > > > say I should have a HIDA scan done.

> > > > >

> > > > > I really just wanted to get some feedback from you guys -

does

> > > > this

> > > > > sound gallbladder related? Like anythign you have gone

> > through.

> > > > >

> > > > > I appreciate any advice and input.

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks,

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > > Learn more from our experience, over 7.000 liver flush

stories:

> > > > http://curezone.com/forums/fd50.asp?f=4

> > > > http://curezone.com/forums/fd50.asp?f=80

> > > > http://curezone.com/forums/fd50.asp?f=100

> > > > http://curezone.com/forums/fd50.asp?f=112

> > > >

> > > > Liver Cleanse Recipe: http://CureZone.com/cleanse/liver/

> > > >

> > > > Liver Flush FAQ: http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=73

> > > >

> > > > Images:

> > > > http://CureZone.com/image_gallery/cleanse_flush/

> > > > http://CureZone.com/image_gallery/intrahepatic_stones/

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> > > > http://www.cyberpog.com/health/index.htm

> > > > http://www.relfe.com/gall_stone_cleanse.html

> > > > http://www.cleansingorsurgery.com/

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December 9, 2005

why the heck would you want your gbladder removed?

Flush and flush again.

--- " S. " <breakbeatmufugga@...> wrote:

> Finally ladies and gentleman, I REAL diagnosis,

> after 4 weeks, a month, feeling like crap! I got a

> sonogram this morning, and Doc called me in the

> early evening explaining that I have nice grainy

> slush in my gall bladder. Exactly what I suspected.

> I have my HIDA scan coming up soon which should

> determine if I have the " lazy " gallbladder type

> syndrome which accounts for the slushy buildup.

> Most likely gall bladder removal shall take place,

> and I can tell the majority of people on this group

> are not for the removal, but I think having a

> non-productive gallbladder is a bit different than

> having stones that can be passed. Correct me if I

> am wrong.

>

> I just wanted to spread the morbid good news. I

> have been waiting and crying every day wondering

> what my mystery illness was. I am not crazy! I was

> right! Woo hoo!! I will keep everyone updated about

> the HIDA and how it goes.

>

> Belskis <brian0017@...> wrote:

> If money is not an issue and your fears are

> what dictates what you

> do next then there is plenty of doctors ready to

> take your money for

> a ticket on there rollar coaster ride of never

> ending health care

> and side effects were each side effect dictates a

> name for a new

> disease and more treatment to treat the synptoms

> caused by the side

> effects of there last treatment.

>

> As for me I did 3 liver/gallbladder flushes and

> choose to take

> responsibilty for my health.

> I did not get any test to determine if I have

> stones. Since I am a 33

> year old american meat eater I know I already had

> stones I did drink

> apple juice two weeks before my first flush as well

> did a bowel

> cleanse to prepare for my first flush. Surprise

> Surprise stones

> came out but according to the medical doctors

> they were not stones

> but olive oil and epsom salt soap my liver

> made for me. Boy

> does olive oil and epsom salt soap help

> digestion! So I guess I

> just washed my liver with soap and everything is

> working ok now!

>

> Taking pain pills to pass a stone is like

> removing the light bulb

> in your car when the oil light comes on.

> Desolving the stone

> makes it much easier to pass. But I know

> orthodox medicine has

> there own ways of doing things. But is is entirely

> legal to refuse

> treatment!

>

> tina83862 wrote:

>

> > Only problem here is that cheaper is not always

> safe. If she has a

> > stuck stone in her kidney depending on the size it

> may not pass and

> > it should therefore be decreased in size and that

> can mean trying

> > different options.

> >

> > Most doctors will allow you to pass kidney stones

> unless they are

> > very large---hubby had to take a lot of pain pills

> until his passed.

> > But this is not every case.

> >

> > It's important to always have all the info before

> you risk your

> > health and life!!!!And money should never been an

> issue!!!!!!

> >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi guys -

> > > > >

> > > > > This may get lengthy, but I need some

> insight from REAL people.

> > > > >

> > > > > One month ago exactly I went to the ER with

> severe and sudden

> > > > > abdominal pains (in my right side and upper

> abdomin, right

> > above

> > > > my

> > > > > belly button). After ruling out

> appendicitis, they kicked me

> > to

> > > > the

> > > > > curb after finding a 2mm kidney stone

> sitting in my right

> > kidney,

> > > > > citing that as the primary problem.

> > > > >

> > > > > A week after that, still in pain, just not

> as severe, I went

> > to a

> > > > > urologist, who told me my pain was coming

> from what he thought

> > may

> > > > be

> > > > > a ruptured ovarian cyst. Okkkay. Went to

> my gyno who simply

> > > > > said, " If thats what he thinks it was, thats

> what it was " .

> > Great.

> > > > >

> > > > > Two weeks after that, still in pain, and now

> the pain started

> > > > moving

> > > > > to my back, to right behind my right kidney.

> Go to a second

>

=== message truncated ===

__________________________________________________

December 9, 2005

,

Congratulations on a diagnosis. It isn't fun being sick, but it is nice to know

what is

causing the pain. I spent nearly all my 20's going to several doctors and most

of

them more or less told me it was all in my head. Grrrrrrrrr. I was too young and

skinny to fit the profile, so I was left un-diagnosed.

Every person and every situation is different. Make your decision on your gall

bladder

removal on the best information you have and then don't look back! No one person

has ALL the answers. Surgery is the best solution for some people. Others can

get

by with other solutions. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.

Please keep us informed.

Kathleen

On 8 Dec 2005 at 16:14, S. wrote:

> Finally ladies and gentleman, I REAL diagnosis, after 4 weeks, a month,

feeling like crap! I got a sonogram this morning, and Doc called me

> in the early evening explaining that I have nice grainy slush in my gall

bladder. Exactly what I suspected. I have my HIDA scan coming up

> soon which should determine if I have the " lazy " gallbladder type syndrome

which accounts for the slushy buildup. Most likely gall bladder

> removal shall take place, and I can tell the majority of people on this group

are not for the removal, but I think having a non-productive

> gallbladder is a bit different than having stones that can be passed. Correct

me if I am wrong.

>

> I just wanted to spread the morbid good news. I have been waiting and

crying every day wondering what my mystery illness was. I am not

> crazy! I was right! Woo hoo!! I will keep everyone updated about the HIDA and

how it goes.

December 9, 2005

well unknowing to much of orthodox medicine our body has the ability

to heal

so there is no need for gallbladder removal just a little maintance

on our part.

Dr shultz even has testimoneys of stopping liver transplants and

kidney surgerys

by showing the patients how to give there body what it needs to heal.

If they take the gallbladder out a new one will not grow back and

your digestion will never be the same.

The liver flush takes about a few hours preparation and less

then $35.00 investment and a weekend of taking it easy to do it.

If I made a list of pro's and con's about having my gallblader

out verses doing a gallbladder flush I think I would have to

commit myself as being insane to have my gallbladder out but thats

just me.

Here is the procedure for doing a liver flush

http://curezone.com/cleanse/liver/huldas_recipe.asp

Jay Grosflam wrote:

> why the heck would you want your gbladder removed?

> Flush and flush again.

>

> --- " S. " <breakbeatmufugga@...> wrote:

>

> > Finally ladies and gentleman, I REAL diagnosis,

> > after 4 weeks, a month, feeling like crap! I got a

> > sonogram this morning, and Doc called me in the

> > early evening explaining that I have nice grainy

> > slush in my gall bladder. Exactly what I suspected.

> > I have my HIDA scan coming up soon which should

> > determine if I have the " lazy " gallbladder type

> > syndrome which accounts for the slushy buildup.

> > Most likely gall bladder removal shall take place,

> > and I can tell the majority of people on this group

> > are not for the removal, but I think having a

> > non-productive gallbladder is a bit different than

> > having stones that can be passed. Correct me if I

> > am wrong.

> >

> > I just wanted to spread the morbid good news. I

> > have been waiting and crying every day wondering

> > what my mystery illness was. I am not crazy! I was

> > right! Woo hoo!! I will keep everyone updated about

> > the HIDA and how it goes.

> >

> > Belskis <brian0017@...> wrote:

> > If money is not an issue and your fears are

> > what dictates what you

> > do next then there is plenty of doctors ready to

> > take your money for

> > a ticket on there rollar coaster ride of never

> > ending health care

> > and side effects were each side effect dictates a

> > name for a new

> > disease and more treatment to treat the synptoms

> > caused by the side

> > effects of there last treatment.

> >

> > As for me I did 3 liver/gallbladder flushes and

> > choose to take

> > responsibilty for my health.

> > I did not get any test to determine if I have

> > stones. Since I am a 33

> > year old american meat eater I know I already had

> > stones I did drink

> > apple juice two weeks before my first flush as well

> > did a bowel

> > cleanse to prepare for my first flush. Surprise

> > Surprise stones

> > came out but according to the medical doctors

> > they were not stones

> > but olive oil and epsom salt soap my liver

> > made for me. Boy

> > does olive oil and epsom salt soap help

> > digestion! So I guess I

> > just washed my liver with soap and everything is

> > working ok now!

> >

> > Taking pain pills to pass a stone is like

> > removing the light bulb

> > in your car when the oil light comes on.

> > Desolving the stone

> > makes it much easier to pass. But I know

> > orthodox medicine has

> > there own ways of doing things. But is is entirely

> > legal to refuse

> > treatment!

> >

> > tina83862 wrote:

> >

> > > Only problem here is that cheaper is not always

> > safe. If she has a

> > > stuck stone in her kidney depending on the size it

> > may not pass and

> > > it should therefore be decreased in size and that

> > can mean trying

> > > different options.

> > >

> > > Most doctors will allow you to pass kidney stones

> > unless they are

> > > very large---hubby had to take a lot of pain pills

> > until his passed.

> > > But this is not every case.

> > >

> > > It's important to always have all the info before

> > you risk your

> > > health and life!!!!And money should never been an

> > issue!!!!!!

> > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hi guys -

> > > > > >

> > > > > > This may get lengthy, but I need some

> > insight from REAL people.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > One month ago exactly I went to the ER with

> > severe and sudden

> > > > > > abdominal pains (in my right side and upper

> > abdomin, right

> > > above

> > > > > my

> > > > > > belly button). After ruling out

> > appendicitis, they kicked me

> > > to

> > > > > the

> > > > > > curb after finding a 2mm kidney stone

> > sitting in my right

> > > kidney,

> > > > > > citing that as the primary problem.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > A week after that, still in pain, just not

> > as severe, I went

> > > to a

> > > > > > urologist, who told me my pain was coming

> > from what he thought

> > > may

> > > > > be

> > > > > > a ruptured ovarian cyst. Okkkay. Went to

> > my gyno who simply

> > > > > > said, " If thats what he thinks it was, thats

> > what it was " .

> > > Great.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Two weeks after that, still in pain, and now

> > the pain started

> > > > > moving

> > > > > > to my back, to right behind my right kidney.

> > Go to a second

> >

> === message truncated ===

>

> __________________________________________________

>

December 9, 2005

can you tell us what it the difference without? It would be

interesting to know what it is like living without the GB!!!!

>

> >>why the heck would you want your gbladder removed?

> Flush and flush again.

>

> That's exactly what I say, flush and flush again and keep doing it

until

> you're cleaned out. Try to save your GB. I lost mine and am

soooooo sorry that

> I lost it. You're never the same again. Listen to the other

ones talking

> here, please.

>

> Susie

>

December 9, 2005

,

Congratulations! You have some info that you can use.

You are correct that on this list our goal is to save our organs

without surgery to remove them. You are incorrect that a sick,

diseased, or underachieving gall bladder is in need of removal. Your

gall bladder is in need of healing. Diet, herbs that target the liver

and gall bladder, and yes: flushing will help your gall bladder

without surgery.

Your battle is now two fold: a physical one to fix your gall bladder

before it gets worse, and a pschological battle to take responsibility

for your health after a lifetime of delegating that responsibility to

" experts " who have ONLY drugs and surgery in thier arsenal against

illness. The psychological battle can be harder for some, and the

battle to heal the gall bladder can be harder for others. Rest

assured they are both to be reconned with, but are winnable.

I am glad for your diagnosis, and hope and pray you will find relief

in a way with which will be satisfied for the rest of your life. The

desicions you make in the very near future will have ramifications for

the good or bad for your overall health from now on.

Best Regards,

Vince

>

> Finally ladies and gentleman, I REAL diagnosis, after 4 weeks, a

month, feeling like crap! I got a sonogram this morning, and Doc

called me in the early evening explaining that I have nice grainy

slush in my gall bladder. Exactly what I suspected. I have my HIDA

scan coming up soon which should determine if I have the " lazy "

gallbladder type syndrome which accounts for the slushy buildup. Most

likely gall bladder removal shall take place, and I can tell the

majority of people on this group are not for the removal, but I think

having a non-productive gallbladder is a bit different than having

stones that can be passed. Correct me if I am wrong.

>

> I just wanted to spread the morbid good news. I have been waiting

and crying every day wondering what my mystery illness was. I am not

crazy! I was right! Woo hoo!! I will keep everyone updated about the

HIDA and how it goes.

December 9, 2005

To answer your question - because I am dying from it.

Jay Grosflam <jgrosflam@...> wrote: why the heck would you want your

gbladder removed?

Flush and flush again.

- S.

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December 9, 2005

Vince - First, thank you! Second, I've got a question for you and the others

on the list. I understand that flushing the liver and gallbladder will help to

cleanse them and rid people of sludge/stones at least temporarily. However, if

I have a " lazy " gallbladder, like they say, wont this sludge just build back up?

My point is, while flushing literally flushes the organs, how would it help an

unproductive gallbladder that works at less than 50% of what it should?

Vince Richter <new_man85@...> wrote:

" Your

gall bladder is in need of healing. "

- S.

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December 9, 2005

I don't know the difference, as I have my gallbladder. But I can tell

you that once a woman stayed at my house for 3 months. She was only 34

years old and had her GB removed. She would, excuse my language, sit

and expell these long farts that would go on for SEVERAL MINUTES, not

seconds. If that had anything to do with her GB being removed, I can

tell you that I sure wouldn't want mine removed.

December 9, 2005

no you are not dying from it - slightly dramatic?

" S. " <breakbeatmufugga@...> wrote: To answer your question -

because I am dying from it.

Jay Grosflam <jgrosflam@...> wrote: why the heck would you want your

gbladder removed?

Flush and flush again.

- S.

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December 9, 2005

Hi ,

You asked, so I must. Gall bladders don't produce, they store. They are

the chipmunk cheek of the liver. They are a bladder with involuntary smooth

muscle. Other smooth muscle in the body: Colon ( " lazy " muscle -no poop),

Stomach ( " lazy " muscle -no digest), arteries ( " lazy " muscle -no live). This is

a very important organ to retain if possible. Can you live without your

gallbladder? Very well, but it performs some very important functions.

Evolution does not create as many vestigial physiologies as medicine might think

(if you think that your coccyx is a vestigial tail, talk to someone who has

broken it or, God forbid, had it surgically removed.). God would not have

created man with an organ that did not have a vital purpose. It is so highly

respected in Chinese medicine that it governs a whole meridian network.

It has been working for you all your life. It is getting sick and tired

(most likely from neglect). Grainy slush is far easier to expel than stones.

You are in the perfect position to keep the little workhorse. Feed it right,

keep it's stall clean, exercise it, rub it down with oil (castor) and tell it

how much you appreciate the work it has already done for you. Let it know that

from this day forward you will treat it with the love and respect it deserves.

Take this as a great big wake-up call from a friendly universe or a loving God.

Watch your life blossom.

Save yourself the cold experience of a HIDA, read the archives. Please

take note of the description of how people's lives have changed through this

experience which are seemingly unrelated to their gallbladders. You can always

do the HIDA and/or have your gallbladder removed later if you so choose.

Always, in all ways, -Dave