About gall stones

Susie;
Sue, I’ve still been here I just haven’t been taking the time to write. Thanks
for your note though.
I am so sorry to hear of the trouble you’re haviing. I have wished this would
have gone much smoother for you than it has. There are so many possible causes
of the continued problems and like you noted the pancreas is certanly one of
them.
I would think that maintaining a diet that has a controled fat content
throughout the day would help in some way. This would provide the intestines a
flow of food that will use the bile instead of the bile usiing the food. Seems
really contradictory to what shoud be happening, or we would have hoped to
happen, but I would imagine a fiber diet wtih fats will help you deal with the
lose of the gallbladder and may help you to gain some normalsy.
It is so difficult to have to live by a diet plan, but in some cases it is the
means to having a more normal existance. I mean it probably is very nice to have

those rare moments of having a regular stool compared to loose or wet ones, and
feel somewhat ‘normal’ again. Then try to figure out all the combination of
things that it took to do that.
Hang in there and thanks for sticking with the group to help warn them of the
dangers of not having a gallbladder.
Dale