I have a question....

[Guest guest]

When you do a gallbladder cleanse, do the stones come out in the urine

or in the bowel movement? And how do you know the stones come from the

gallbladder? How do you know the stones aren't just from your kidneys?

Please explain all you can to me. I haven't done a gallbladder

cleansing yet, BUT BOY DO I NEED TO. Do we have a recipe for a

gallbladder cleansing in the files or links?

Someone, teach me or share your knowledge with me please!

Thank you. Oh, by the way, I am new to the group!

Sandy Abernathy

Northern California

[Guest guest]

> When you do a gallbladder cleanse, do the stones come out in the urine

> or in the bowel movement? And how do you know the stones come from the

> gallbladder? How do you know the stones aren't just from your kidneys?

Kidney stones come out in the urine and HURT, gallstones come out in

the bowel movement and don't hurt coming out.

Tina R

[Guest guest]

Bam,

Sorry it has taken me so long to respond. We have decided to keep going to

the classes and just stick to our original plan of adoption. We will foster

kids that are adoptable. Also, we have an adoption fair in our county right

about the time everything will be finalized (paperwork-wise) so we plan to go to

that and hopefully find the child we want to add to our family. I would like to

minimize the coming and going effect as much as possible for Connor, since we

will already be dealing with other issues with adoption, etc. We are going to

start trying for another baby at the end of the year, so maybe by the end of the

DECADE, we might get pg again!! LOL I feel like all we are ever doing is

trying without getting that positive test. We started trying right away after

Connor was born and were on fertility drugs and everything, but just couldn't

get pg. I really wanted Connor to have a sibling close to his age (we plan to

adopt a young elementary schooler so he can relate better than to a baby), but

it just didn't work out. If we happen to get pg, by the time we could have

another baby, he will probably be 4.5-5 years old, which I think makes it hard

to relate with one another. Of course, Connor is more immature than kids his

age, so he may have more in common than we think, but there is always that " what

if it never happens again for us " question that makes us focus on adopting

first. God will lead us where He wants us, so we take comfort in that. Connor

didn't have any problems with my hubby being gone and acts like he didn't even

know he was missing. I know that hurt my hubby's feelings, but it's just the

way it is with Connor. He's not very loyal:) LOL He'd be more than happy to

adopt new PARENTS every other day. LOL!! He has no fear of people and totally

ignores us when someone new comes into his life. We consider that him just

being a very secure and confident child, though:)

a

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> Date: 2005/08/11 Thu PM 10:12:48 EDT

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[Guest guest]

Liz,

They say you can " foster to adopt " meaning, being placed with adoptable

children. We plan to do that, but will be actively pursuing the adoption

process with or without fostering. We really want to add a permanent member to

our family, especially so it doesn't confuse Connor. We know there is a power

greater than us who will see us through, so for now, we just keep our faith:) I

hope it will work out the way we want it to, but we just won't know until we

finish the process.

a

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> From: Liz Bohn <lbohn@...>

> Date: 2005/08/11 Thu PM 08:06:07 EDT

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> Subject: Re: ( ) I have a question....

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