Gallbladder Surgery Victim Pleads...

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Dear fellow gallstone victims:

As I've always posted in this group, I was ordered for gall bladder operation

last May 23, 2006 after I was released from 14 days of gallstone attack

hospitalization. But a day before my operation I called the hospital and my

doctor that I was cancelling my gall bladder operation, and would like to live

long with it. This decision was based on Jerry 's account:

“Don't Let This Happen to You! ”

Learn From My Agony!

After My Surgery, I Found Out Gallbladder Removal is

Often *Completely Unnecessary*!” From this reading, I've also found the best

strategies from evading from being attacked by gallstone. Some of which, I've

posted already here. I can not reproduce the said material, because it is

copyrighted. So, please visit this place to check it:

http://www.businessmate.com/gallbladder.htm .

I'm so thankful to God, and to him for his advises. I've never been attacked

by gallstone for more than a year already.

Jess

Traci <tracic@...> wrote:

I don't regret mine being removed. I would've loved to keep it, and I

did

control the gb attacks for 2 years with diet. However, while 12 weeks

pregnant I had mine removed last November. I had 12 attacks in 4 days, lost

10 pounds during that time. I went to the hospital and I was yellow all

over, I was jaundiced, my pancreas was also affected because I Could not

keep my blood sugar levels up...they kept dropping so low I was constantly

on the verge of fainting. So with my liver and pancreas being affected, the

attacks not stopping no matter what I did, and being pregnant I had it

removed. I do not miss it, I am not experiencing any problems from it.

My mom had hers removed 2 weeks after I had mine removed...she did hers

voluntarily...she had a calcified stone as big as her gb, she was worried

about cancer. She had it for 30 years and never knew what was causing the

pain. She had it removed and the pain is gone. She has always had problems

with digestion, nothing has changed. I don't have any digestive problems.

Add to the list of people not regretting it, my grandmother and 2 aunts.

I am NOT advocating removing it. I tried to keep mine, I felt I would lose

my baby if I didn't have mine removed...also, I'd rather lose it than mess

up my liver or pancreas. I do believe in doing whatever you can to keep it

though, I don't recommend just going in and asking to have it removed.

-----Original Message-----

From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ] On

Behalf Of Amber

Sent: Friday, June 15, 2007 8:42 AM

gallstones

Subject: Re: Question - people who had surgery

This is a note I just received about GB surgery:

" You know, I have only come across ONE PERSON who felt having her gall

bladder removed resulted in a POSITIVE outcome. ONLY ONE!!! Out of probably

a hundred or more! Those are pretty bad odds, I think! "

I provided GB information to two people who decided to go ahead anyway and

have theirs removed. They both regret it now. But now it's too late.

Amber

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I haven't read the entire link yet but it certainly starts out good. I'm glad

you got the information in time. My only GB attack was March 12, 2006. I've

read that for lots of people, they never have another attack. I certainly hope

that's true.

Amber

But a day before my operation I called the hospital and my doctor that I was

cancelling my gall bladder operation, and would like to live long with it. This

decision was based on Jerry 's account:

I'm so thankful to God, and to him for his advises. I've never been attacked

by gallstone for more than a year already.

Jess

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