Re: Good News Update

[Guest guest]

Now this is the type of letter that really makes this all worth while.

Thanks for the update Ken.

Dale

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----- Original Message -----

From: <bootsy328@...>

<gallstones >

Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 11:51 AM

Subject: Good News Update

> Hello Group!

>

> Sorry I have not been very active in the group lately... I am going

> through another period of fabulous gb health! After suffering from 7

> attacks over 2 years, I have not had an attack since June of last

> year.

>

> I am eating almost anything I want... but I stay away from red meat,

> fried foods and almost all dairy.

>

> My biggest improvement came last July when I started taking flaxseed

> oil every morning in a little fresh sqeezed oj.... I added lecithin

> to it and bile salts in September and started really feeling good!

>

> I have NO real stomach pain... a little discomfort once a week when I

> eat too much. Red sauces and pasta are no longer a problem... hardly

> any acidic stomach and great stools 1-3 times a day.

>

> Yes.. it is a new world and I hope that it will continue. I am not

> depriving myself whatsoever, but not eating a lot of bad foods...

> just too much sugar in my tea and honey and chocolate on my french

> bread! (OK... I'm not prefect!)

>

> My approach is to read the signs of byuilding sludge, which for me

> seems to be indegestion. When I get indegestion twice in a week I

> have done a flush. I get very few greenies anymore... That's the

> good news!

>

> Thanks to all the group for all the support and ideas. I hope that

> my story will help those of you who are seeking great gb health to

> keep working on both cleaning out the gb and also keeping it clear.

>

> ken a. (Formerly Kalexan328@...)

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dawn that's terrific news and a reason for sharing!! Wow!

(Yesterday my 40 mo son was looking at an eToys catalog and he

said " I " and approximated " want that " and I almost fell off the

couch! My son has never referred to himself as " I " when speaking.)

Sincerely,

Debra

I know it may seem petty, but I also know that you all here will

appreciate the magnitude of this milestone.

Today Abby (5) was playing with her sisters dolls, and accessories.

I was listening in, while she was unaware. What I heard had me

floored. She was actually playing " true little girl style " holding

one in each hand, having them face each other,and talking to each

other. she wassaying things like, " Hi whats your name? " , " you want

go in my car " , " I like your sun gasses " (sun glasses)

She did this for about 30 minutes. Dressing them, having them talk

back and forth, etc. I'v NEVER heard her do anything like this

before. Completely AMAZING.

If my memory is correct, she stared the E 2 weeks ago. Howe , the

downside is, over the weekend, we were in a public restroom,

where she had a meltdown due to sensory overload. The maintence man

had just cleaned the restrooms. We had to wait about 10 minutes

before we could even get inside. Once in, we saw the floor was still

yet, it had a strong odor of bleach, the toilet water was blue,and

the hummm of the vents. She just couldn't handle it all, and we had

to leave. However, later, we were in a different public restroom and

she was fine. Dawn in NJ