Re: Bowel problems for a friend

[Guest guest]

You are right. Yes there is! Even before Dr Wakefield publicised it re the MMR,

children suffered from either chronic constipation with stinky grey clay-like

stools or chronic diarrhoea. Also it seems that this can partly be attributed to

vagus nerve damage but don't quote me. This happened to DS. Even though there

was no evidence of coeliac disease (invasive GI biopsy under sedation, NOT

anaesthetic) I cut gluten and casein out of his diet. However, the bowel

symptoms were improved but not cured until he had constitutional homoeopathic

treatment.

Bound to be something on 's site.

Maracuja

From: <ladams9200@...>

Subject: Bowel problems for a friend

Vaccinations

Date: Monday, December 29, 2008, 11:08 AM

Hi everyone,

I had a question about bowel problems. My friend's daughter has had

bowel issues from the time she was very little. She was on all soy

formula until age 1 and then soy milk. She is currently on whole

milk. She has had all vaccines up to and including her 12 month

shots. Even though I've tried to talk her out of them. She hasn't had

her 15 and 18 month shots (as far as I know). She eats

terribly...McD' s, Burger King, no veggies, etc. Which I know is a big

contributor to this. But, she recently got the flu and ended up in

the hospital for 2 days and she has been back and forth there for x-

rays, more blood tests, and continual sickness. I just got off the

phone with her and she said that they are referring her to a

specialist at Rainbow Babies (a specialty hosp. in Cleveland Ohio)

for bowel issues. As I'm talking to her, she's pulling into

Friendly's for lunch and said that after all she's been through, she

can eat whatever she wants for lunch!!! I didn't know if I should

scream or cry.

Anyway...I thought I had seen something quite some time ago about a

correlation between bowel issues and vaccines. Am I way off or is

this something that is true? We are best friends and I really feel

bad for what they have been through in the last 1 1/2 weeks. But, I

can't really tell her what I'm feeling when it comes to this. I hate

to say this but she agrees with me regarding vaccines and then she

goes and gets them anyway because her m-inlaw says to or her husband

says to. It's maddening. So, our little girls don't get together as

much as I'd like because she's been so sick and we don't let our

little one eat that kind of stuff. So, it's hard to go out and do

anything because my dd doesn't understand yet why she can't eat that

stuff yet.

Anyway...I'm done rambling but I thought if anyone would know

something about if there was a correlation between bowel problems and

vax's, it would be here.

Thanks in advance,

[Guest guest]

vaccines cause just about anything, eg bowel disease

http://whale.to/a/bowel.html

Wakefield is currently being cricified for saying MMR was causing a new

type of bowel disease http://whale.to/v/ibd.html

soy is the worst http://whale.to/a/soy.html

reminds me of a diabetes story, she treated herself to a Big Mack, as well.

They just don't see junk food as poison.

Bowel problems for a friend

Hi everyone,

I had a question about bowel problems. My friend's daughter has had

bowel issues from the time she was very little. She was on all soy

formula until age 1 and then soy milk. She is currently on whole

milk. She has had all vaccines up to and including her 12 month

shots. Even though I've tried to talk her out of them. She hasn't had

her 15 and 18 month shots (as far as I know). She eats

terribly...McD's, Burger King, no veggies, etc. Which I know is a big

contributor to this. But, she recently got the flu and ended up in

the hospital for 2 days and she has been back and forth there for x-

rays, more blood tests, and continual sickness. I just got off the

phone with her and she said that they are referring her to a

specialist at Rainbow Babies (a specialty hosp. in Cleveland Ohio)

for bowel issues. As I'm talking to her, she's pulling into

Friendly's for lunch and said that after all she's been through, she

can eat whatever she wants for lunch!!! I didn't know if I should

scream or cry.

Anyway...I thought I had seen something quite some time ago about a

correlation between bowel issues and vaccines. Am I way off or is

this something that is true? We are best friends and I really feel

bad for what they have been through in the last 1 1/2 weeks. But, I

can't really tell her what I'm feeling when it comes to this. I hate

to say this but she agrees with me regarding vaccines and then she

goes and gets them anyway because her m-inlaw says to or her husband

says to. It's maddening. So, our little girls don't get together as

much as I'd like because she's been so sick and we don't let our

little one eat that kind of stuff. So, it's hard to go out and do

anything because my dd doesn't understand yet why she can't eat that

stuff yet.

Anyway...I'm done rambling but I thought if anyone would know

something about if there was a correlation between bowel problems and

vax's, it would be here.

Thanks in advance,

[Guest guest]

Thanks for replying everyone! I am trying to find a good way to tell

her all this. She just won't listen. She listens to her mom and

family instead, who in turn feeds her peanut butter cups, cheetos,

pizza, chips, pop, etc. I talked to her today and she said she has an

appt. next month with a specialist. She just doesn't see anything

wrong with the diet. Her dd is constantly constipated and her x-ray

shows she has a bowel obstruction of waste. So, she's trying to find

a cheese that isn't dairy and she got lactose free milk. How about no

cheese until she figures this out??? I just don't get it.

I feel like a horrible friend talking about her on here but I just

feel so bad for her dd that I needed some info to arm myself that if

the situation ever warrants itself, I'll bring it up. I just don't

know how without hurting her feelings.

I will definitely be looking at those sites . Thanks again

everyone!

>

> vaccines cause just about anything, eg bowel disease

http://whale.to/a/bowel.html

>

> Wakefield is currently being cricified for saying MMR was

causing a new type of bowel disease http://whale.to/v/ibd.html

>

> soy is the worst http://whale.to/a/soy.html

>

> reminds me of a diabetes story, she treated herself to a Big Mack,

as well. They just don't see junk food as poison.

>

>

>

> Bowel problems for a friend

>

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I had a question about bowel problems. My friend's daughter has

had

> bowel issues from the time she was very little. She was on all

soy

> formula until age 1 and then soy milk. She is currently on whole

> milk. She has had all vaccines up to and including her 12 month

> shots. Even though I've tried to talk her out of them. She hasn't

had

> her 15 and 18 month shots (as far as I know). She eats

> terribly...McD's, Burger King, no veggies, etc. Which I know is a

big

> contributor to this. But, she recently got the flu and ended up

in

> the hospital for 2 days and she has been back and forth there for

x-

> rays, more blood tests, and continual sickness. I just got off

the

> phone with her and she said that they are referring her to a

> specialist at Rainbow Babies (a specialty hosp. in Cleveland

Ohio)

> for bowel issues. As I'm talking to her, she's pulling into

> Friendly's for lunch and said that after all she's been through,

she

> can eat whatever she wants for lunch!!! I didn't know if I should

> scream or cry.

>

> Anyway...I thought I had seen something quite some time ago about

a

> correlation between bowel issues and vaccines. Am I way off or is

> this something that is true? We are best friends and I really

feel

> bad for what they have been through in the last 1 1/2 weeks. But,

I

> can't really tell her what I'm feeling when it comes to this. I

hate

> to say this but she agrees with me regarding vaccines and then

she

> goes and gets them anyway because her m-inlaw says to or her

husband

> says to. It's maddening. So, our little girls don't get together

as

> much as I'd like because she's been so sick and we don't let our

> little one eat that kind of stuff. So, it's hard to go out and do

> anything because my dd doesn't understand yet why she can't eat

that

> stuff yet.

>

> Anyway...I'm done rambling but I thought if anyone would know

> something about if there was a correlation between bowel problems

and

> vax's, it would be here.

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Maybe you could ask to go along with her to the specialist (with a " please humor

me " attitude, because I'm your friend and I care). Tell her you would like to

hear his/her opinion about diet and if they say it's not the diet, you'll never

mention it again. Doubt she'll let you, though.

Hopefully the specialist will suggest it's diet.

Winnie

Bowel problems for a friend

> >

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I had a question about bowel problems. My friend's daughter

> has

> had

> > bowel issues from the time she was very little. She was on

> all

> soy

> > formula until age 1 and then soy milk. She is currently on

> whole

> > milk. She has had all vaccines up to and including her 12

> month

> > shots. Even though I've tried to talk her out of them. She

> hasn't

> had

> > her 15 and 18 month shots (as far as I know). She eats

> > terribly...McD's, Burger King, no veggies, etc. Which I know

> is a

> big

> > contributor to this. But, she recently got the flu and ended

> up

> in

> > the hospital for 2 days and she has been back and forth

> there for

> x-

> > rays, more blood tests, and continual sickness. I just got

> off

> the

> > phone with her and she said that they are referring her to a

> > specialist at Rainbow Babies (a specialty hosp. in Cleveland

> Ohio)

> > for bowel issues. As I'm talking to her, she's pulling into

> > Friendly's for lunch and said that after all she's been

> through,

> she

> > can eat whatever she wants for lunch!!! I didn't know if I

> should

> > scream or cry.

> >

> > Anyway...I thought I had seen something quite some time ago

> about

> a

> > correlation between bowel issues and vaccines. Am I way off

> or is

> > this something that is true? We are best friends and I

> really

> feel

> > bad for what they have been through in the last 1 1/2 weeks.

> But,

> I

> > can't really tell her what I'm feeling when it comes to

> this. I

> hate

> > to say this but she agrees with me regarding vaccines and

> then

> she

> > goes and gets them anyway because her m-inlaw says to or her

> husband

> > says to. It's maddening. So, our little girls don't get

> together

> as

> > much as I'd like because she's been so sick and we don't let

> our

> > little one eat that kind of stuff. So, it's hard to go out

> and do

> > anything because my dd doesn't understand yet why she can't

> eat

> that

> > stuff yet.

> >

> > Anyway...I'm done rambling but I thought if anyone would

> know

> > something about if there was a correlation between bowel

> problems

> and

> > vax's, it would be here.

> >

> > Thanks in advance,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

That's what I'm hoping for too...the specialist to say " What in the

heck are you doing feeding her that garbage? " But, I know I'm

dreaming. Maybe they'll suggest it. (*crossing my fingers*)

>

> Maybe you could ask to go along with her to the specialist (with

a " please humor me " attitude, because I'm your friend and I care). Tell

her you would like to hear his/her opinion about diet and if they say

it's not the diet, you'll never mention it again. Doubt she'll let you,

though.

>

> Hopefully the specialist will suggest it's diet.

>

> Winnie

>