About gall stones

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• 1 ying_900 // Oct 30, 2003 at 10:22 am

  I’ve never had the slightest bit of pain during any of my ten flushes, and
  from what i’ve been reading, it’s generally not the rule.
  Christine

• 2 babette400 // Oct 31, 2003 at 8:39 am

  < When I first had a GB attack I didn’t know what the hell was going on. It
  felt like
  that creature from Alien was going to pop out and I went to emergency where
  I finally recovered after 6 hours
  They gave me the drug toradol.
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  Hi,
  Oh, my goodness, is that all they gave you? I was begging for demoral and
  was proud that that’s what they gave me. In spite of the fact the pain was
  horrible, I didn’t give a hoot! I could still feel that awful pain, just
  really didn’t care. When we’re in this much pain, the pain meds are
  wonderful just to get us through this tough time. Normally I don’t lean on
  them, but I’ll have to hand this to the medical profession, they can ease you
  when you feel like if someone stuck a gun to your head, that would help
  matters a lot. I know that my pain was so bad when I went to ER, that
  
  beforehand, I had wished to die it hurt so badly. Well, I’ve heard from
  others who have had GB attacks, severe ones, that a heart attack doesn’t hurt
  quite so bad.
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  They recommended surgery at the hospital and my first thought was I’ve got
  to find out
  everything I can about this. Thank God for the internet.
  After some Ultrasounds my GP sent me to this surgeon and I had a lot of
  questions for him.
  He seemed really poorly informed about nutrition or the causes of the
  disease and only
  wanted me to be another cow in his endless parade of human cattle submitting
  to his knife.
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  I write
  encounter with the ER back in December. Of course, I don’t have insurance,
  and that just makes it worse. After my pain was settling down from the
  shots, the ER doc wanted me to stay and have my GB operated on. Well, of
  course he did. It puts a huge amount of funds into the hospital that I used
  to work for. I worked in the business area of the hospital so I know 100
  percent that he didn’t give a care about me, per se, just their stupid quota
  they were probably trying to reach. You want the name of the hospital? Just
  joking. I’ll give it to you in a personal e-mail, though.
  When I told the doc that, no, I want to go back home and do my diet (of
  course, I didn’t tell him about the GB cleanse), he just mocked me for
  wanting to do it naturally. His head was up his you-know-what.
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  This guy was a real assembly line doing 10 to 15 of these a day. He
  listens to the cash register
  not the concerns of his patients.
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  I write
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  Any ways I said no thanks and I will exhaust to the ends of the earth any
  way possible to keep
  my gallbladder and become healthy again. So far I’m succeeding
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  I write
  longer that I can put those crooks off, I’ll do so, Yahweh willing. I would
  love to keep my organ that my creator gave to me, too, if I can. I hope that
  we can do it and succeed.
  Susie

• 3 Dwight Garcia // Oct 31, 2003 at 3:46 pm

  The hospital in Winchester VA outs more than a dozen GBs a day, but the surgeons
  work as a team . They hack out the first one about 7AM
  and keep chopping until they get them all. They’re still waiting on mine. I
  tend to drive the long way around when going through there.
  Don’t get me wrong, though. The patients, mostly country people, are begging
  for relief and willingly face the knife. Sadly, no one ever
  tells them there is a better way.
  Regards,
  Rex Harrill

• 4 babette400 // Nov 1, 2003 at 4:22 am

  << They hack out the first one about 7AM
  and keep chopping until they get them all. They’re still waiting on mine.
  I tend to drive the long way around when going through there.
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  When I used to work at the hospital for 8 1/2 years, I know they would do
  tons upon tons of them. The reason that I know is because I keyed all the
  charges. Well, a couple of doctors would do them. It was a little hospital,
  an affiliate of a large one. They had them lined up like cattle, roll them
  in, roll them out. Those two doctors cleaned up, let me tell you. I’m sure
  they got rich off those surgeries.
  susie

• 5 Kip Kennedy // Nov 4, 2003 at 1:31 am

  Hi all –
  How important is it to do the parasite and/or kidney flush before a liver
  one? How important is it to take the flax seed oil, etc? I’ve been on a
  fairly regular regimen of vitamins, minerals and essential oils, including
  lecithin and Omega-3 oils and was planning on doing a flush tonight. Will
  I get sick because I haven’t done the other prep stuff?
  Thanks,
  Connie

• 6 Dwight Garcia // Nov 4, 2003 at 6:23 pm

  D B wrote in regards to my thought that it is better to heal an organ than to
  destroy it:
  Thanks. The gallbladder surgery scam is not going to withstand too much more
  public scrutiny. I remember back when it was the “norm” to
  take kids tonsils because they became inflamed. Tonsil snatching started fading
  in popularity when someone finally noticed that 600 kids a
  year were dying on America’s operating tables. I’d like to think that someone
  will finally tabulate how many adults live shortened lives
  because they had vital glands whacked out of their bodies while they were
  children.
  Regards,
  Rex Harrill

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