Re: MIke Help! New to the group....

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Hello Mike,

I have to tell you,

I like the steps you've laid out.

I may use them to follow through with other

accomplishments including, total gallbladder issue

eradication.

However I'm not sure I agree with you about the low

fat issue.

Especially no eggs.

Eggs contain lecithin a necessity for gallbladder

health.

However in an acute situation, they're not advisable.

There are different types of stones which require

different approaches.

Your heart is in the right place though, in the end

that's what matters.

--- mike taylor <writetothepoint1960@...> wrote:

> Hi romould,

>

> I went to emergency a few years ago. I was told to

> change my diet or at least get surgery. I was also

> told that things can get complicated with the

> pancreatic problems. I changed my diet. I went to

> low fat foods. I mostly ate fruit and vegitables.

> I cut out butter/marg. I only used mustard. I cut

> out sugar, milk products and alcohol, chocolate,

> smokes and and anything with cholesteral like eggs.

> I have been very careful. I went to emergency two

> years ago when I ate two boiled eggs. I was in bad

> pain for 36 hours. Again, I had an ultrasound and

> liver blood tests. The doc said to stay off eggs or

> just eat egg whites. I am still on my low fat

> lifestyle. I've become more moderate in the last

> year. I mostly drink water. But I have a glass of

> wine a day and some tea once in a while. As you can

> see, it requires a lot of discipline to change your

> lifestyle. I really want to keep my gallbladder.

> Do You? If not, I would try to still change to a

> low fat, no citrus, no

> alcohol, no sugar, no smoking lifestyle. It is

> dangerous to go into surgery with these kinds of

> problems. Try to prepare for surgery. Who knows,

> you may work through your decision without creating

> more of a crisis. I have a harmless, 7 step plan

> called Learning to Do Something for Yourself.

> Self-Protection and Crisis Planning. Personal

> Relapse Prevention Planning.

>

> Step 1: Problem Idendification: First you have to

> identify what is causing the difficulty. What is

> the problem?

>

> Step 2: Problem Clarification: Be specific and

> complete. Is this the real problem or is there a

> more fundamental problem?

>

> Step 3: Identification of Alternatives: What are

> your options for dealing with the problem? List

> them on paper so you can readily see them. Try to

> list at least five possible solutions. This will

> give you more chance of choosing the best solution

> and give you some alternatives if your first choice

> doesn't work.

>

> Step 4: Projected consequences of each alternative:

> What are the probable outcomes of each option? Ask

> yourself these 3 questions: What is the best

> possible thing that could happen if I choose this

> alternative? What is the worst possible thing that

> could happen? What is the most likely thing that

> will happen?

>

> Step 5: Decision: Which option offers you the best

> outcomes and seems to be the most reasonable choice

> for a solution? Make a decision based upon the

> alternatives you have.

>

> Step 6: Action: Once you have decided upon a

> solution to the problem you need to plan how you

> will carry it out. Making a plan answers the

> question, " what am I going to do about it? " A plan

> is a road map to achieve a goal. There are long

> range goals and short range goals. Long-range goals

> are achieved with short range goals. One step at a

> time.

>

> Step 7: Follow up: Carry out your plan and

> evaluate how it is working.

>

> Obviously, the above is good general advice. I

> was spooked by my experience and it sounds like your

> gallbladder problem is worse than mine. If you keep

> getting pain, you need to have a lifestyle change.

> I wish you the best of luck. Mike.

>

> romould <romould@...> wrote:

> I had three attacks of abdomen pain.

> First - July'05, Lasted for 2 hours, went to ER,

> Ultrasound showed

> Gallstone

> Second - September, Lasted One hour

> Third - October 18th, Lasted 2 days (survived on

> painkillers), went

> to ER,was diagnosed with Pancreatitis. Had to spent

> 4 days in

> hospital on IV.

> The pain is gone. Doctor has advised to remove

> GallBladder.

>

> I am concerend about loosing the GallBladder.

>

> Is the flush advisable in my situation ?

> What's the procedure (I am confused by the

> variations) ?

> Should I wait , since I had Pancreatitis ?

> I have developed rash on my hands, after I was

> released from the

> hospital, any clue what's the possibility?

> Also I still feel bloated and pass gas .

>

> Thanks in advance

>

>

>

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