Re: Cindy, I have an idea

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Dear , You said: << I have an idea about the constipation. There is a nasty sugar substitute being used in some "dietetic" candies and cookies now called sorbitol. This gives people diarrhea. The following products are best because they contain 10g or more of sorbitol in each serving. You might be able to tolerate the hard candy like the Life Savers listed below. I'm not sure if the Brach's are hard candies >> ** I accidentally ran into two of these candies about a year ago and suffered horrendous gas and will never take it again. This probably does work great. I think my only have 1 ft of colon had something to do with it. First off I got in touch with my Family Physician and she ran blood and films and prescribed Phenigren suppositories to stop the

vomiting. That was a must for two days. During that time all I would eat is small sips of organic chicken soup broth and plain yogurt. If it came up it was okay I did this for two days and was finally able to keeps juices and broth down. I got out all my books I had and administered coffee enema's every two hours for 10 hours and then let the colon rest for 24 hours and then administered a warm spirulina mix via enema two hours for 10 hours and then let the colon rest again. At the same time, I was taking Soloray Multidophilous 3 caps a day and all the plain yogurt I could eat. I love the stuff YUMMY You and I talked extensively about "holding onto resentment" and mental, emotional factors during my consultation. So, I took inventory of what I was "holding in my gut" and decided it was fury for my Gastro Specialist. So I called him. When he returned my call, in

a very monotone voice, I went step through step of my visit with him and told him step by step where he was wrong. At the end of the conversation I informed him that I was sorry that he had strayed so far away in his practice the principles of what he had taken an oath to keep. I suggested that maybe he should think of rereading that oath on a daily basis for a period of a month as we all need to be reminded of our intentions.. Last but not least I informed him that I would not require his services anymore and to have his staff send me a release form for my medical records. Damn! I was so happy with myself, that I stood calmly and authentically in my authority as I spoke with him. I did not get all fluttered or frustrated and I was able to release the fury I was feeling towards him. ( How I wish I had these tools as a child, but it is because of my childhood that I do now have these tools.) At the end of our discussion he

apologized....I was floored. That night I rocked my " little one " to sleep and felt tremendous peace and warmth emanating from deep inside, the following morning the blockage cleared. It is so important that we all, each and everyone of us that true healing is far more then the physical. Many of us are here because we self medicated wounds from our childhood, many of the wounds we have created are the result of our festering childhood. Please remember...as we journey through this adventure called healing that it has taken lifetimes to get ill. Be patient and love all of yourself as you move into health. My love to all and thanks to for her continued support and guidance. from WashingtonC Creel wrote: Dear , I have an idea about the constipation. There is a nasty sugar substitute being used in some "dietetic" candies and cookies now called sorbitol. This gives people diarrhea. The following products are best because they contain 10g or more of sorbitol in each serving. You might be able to tolerate the hard candy like the Life Savers listed below. I'm not sure if the Brach's are hard candies. Brach's Star Brites Fruity Candies, Life Savers Delites Hard Candy; Cumberland Packing Corp.'s Sweet 'N Low Sugar Free, Low Fat Cake Mixes; Frutay Peppermint Drops; Cary's Maple Syrup; Wertz Simply Sugar Free Chocolate & Vanilla Caramels, Fruit Taffy Whips, and Coffee Toffee. Eat three to five of these or more if you're not getting a response within 2 hours. This

will also cause cramping, but it's temporary. Trust me, this works! I've had the pleasure of hearing my 'mother-in-law', a sugar addict, lament about this. <g>Everyone I know who has used a product containing significant sorbitol had this happen.Regards,"Human beings, who are almost unique in havingthe ability to learn from the experience of others,are also remarkable for their apparent disinclinationto do so."--

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> You and I talked extensively about " holding onto resentment " and

mental, emotional factors during my consultation. So, I took

inventory of what I was " holding in my gut " and decided it was fury

for my Gastro Specialist. So I called him. When he returned my

call, in a very monotone voice, I went step through step of my visit

with him and told him step by step where he was wrong. At the end

of the conversation I informed him that I was sorry that he had

strayed so far away in his practice the principles of what he had

taken an oath to keep. I suggested that maybe he should think of

rereading that oath on a daily basis for a period of a month as we

all need to be reminded of our intentions.. Last but not least I

informed him that I would not require his services anymore and to

have his staff send me a release form for my medical records.

Damn! I was so happy with myself, that I stood calmly and

authentically in my authority as I spoke with him. I did not get all

> fluttered or frustrated and I was able to release the fury I was

feeling towards him. ( How I wish I had these tools as a child, but

it is because of my childhood that I do now have these tools.) At

the end of our discussion he apologized....I was floored.

>

> That night I rocked my " little one " to sleep and felt

tremendous peace and warmth emanating from deep inside, the

following morning the blockage cleared.

>

> It is so important that we all, each and everyone of us that

true healing is far more then the physical. Many of us are here

because we self medicated wounds from our childhood, many of the

wounds we have created are the result of our festering childhood.

Please remember...as we journey through this adventure called

healing that it has taken lifetimes to get ill. Be patient and love

all of yourself as you move into health.

>

> My love to all and thanks to for her continued support

and guidance.

>

> from Washington

>

Hi ,

I'm glad you were able to resolve your discomfort and gain insight

in the process!

I agree that it's so important to recognize how emotional issues

affect us physically. I've had bouts of reflux for years, and I've

come to recognize that I clench muscles in my stomach area when I'm

upset, which seems to aggravate the condition.

I often use relaxation techniques in dealing with some body-held

stressors. I especially like the one where you relax each section of

the body from the toes to the top of the head. Sometimes I find

myself in situations where I'm confused by a strong emotional

reaction I'm having and I just want to hold off a bit before I act.

That's when the relaxation techniques work really well for me.

Hugs,