Re: I had my GB out last week

[Guest guest]

Margie, can you tell me how large your stone is that you have in the bottle?

judy

On Apr 28, 2010, at 3:26 AM, mlvallente wrote:

> Hello to all,

>

> I am sorry to say that after doing 15 successful flushes, I finally gave in to

surgery. I'm only 32. As much as I've tried to follow the group's advices on GB

flush and foods to eat, I was not able to expel all the stones, especially the

large one. Now here I am always staring at the 1 large stone and crystals stored

in the bottle as my souvenir.

>

> I am not proud of the surgery I have undergone, If only I have more tolerance

in pain, I will still have my GB today and will stop worrying if I get highblood

or will I still be able to have a normal pregnancy in the future? Yes, I have

regrets, especially the pain I have after surgery.

>

> I know we have members here in the group who already had their GB out. If you

guys can suggest to me your new lifestyle, type of exercise to do, food to eat,

supplements to take, I would greatly appreciate them. I want to live long and a

healthier life.How soon can I get back to taking supplemets and doing exercises?

Also, my husband nd I are talking about me getting pregnant and giving birth

next year, that was when my GB is still intact. But now its gone, anyone can

suggest at least how many years we should wait before I get pregrant again?

>

> Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions. Mabuhay! to those who

still have they GBs.

>

> Margie Vallente

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Margie,

All the best. While you may not be proud of having the surgery, nor should

you berate yourself either. In terms of the bumps in the road we can face,

hopefully this will be a small one... So now you experience the rest of your

life without a gallbladder. Some experience life without money, love, or a

limb... The name of the game now is how best to live it given the limitation

(slight) that you now have. Saw a client yesterday who was minus her

gallbladder (30 years earlier). She definitely has a fat digestion/assimilation

problem. So we put her on bile, and lipase enzymes whenever she consumes fats.

The problem shows up by the way, in both metabolic and inflammatory symptoms. I

just started to list them and decided otherwise... The most important thing is

that the disruption of proper fat digestion (yours was already disrupted before

the surgery) has effect way on down the line so we want to optimize your

ability. You should be able to take whatever supplements you would like now but

the question on exercise (and pregnancy) should be left to your Dr. All

pre-gallbladder problems dietary and lifestyle recommendations apply... Can you

define Mabuhay in English and it's origin? Thanks. All the best.

-Always, in all ways,

-D

I had my GB out last week

Hello to all,

I am sorry to say that after doing 15 successful flushes, I finally gave in to

surgery. I'm only 32. As much as I've tried to follow the group's advices on GB

flush and foods to eat, I was not able to expel all the stones, especially the

large one. Now here I am always staring at the 1 large stone and crystals stored

in the bottle as my souvenir.

I am not proud of the surgery I have undergone, If only I have more tolerance

in pain, I will still have my GB today and will stop worrying if I get highblood

or will I still be able to have a normal pregnancy in the future? Yes, I have

regrets, especially the pain I have after surgery.

I know we have members here in the group who already had their GB out. If you

guys can suggest to me your new lifestyle, type of exercise to do, food to eat,

supplements to take, I would greatly appreciate them. I want to live long and a

healthier life.How soon can I get back to taking supplemets and doing exercises?

Also, my husband nd I are talking about me getting pregnant and giving birth

next year, that was when my GB is still intact. But now its gone, anyone can

suggest at least how many years we should wait before I get pregrant again?

Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions. Mabuhay! to those who

still have they GBs.

Margie Vallente

[Guest guest]

MABUHAY is Tagalog (filipino) word and is used in several meaning such

as Congratulations, blessings etc.

On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 9:56 AM, Dave Shelden

<wholehealthawareness@...>wrote:

>

>

> Hey Margie,

>

> All the best. While you may not be proud of having the surgery, nor should

> you berate yourself either. In terms of the bumps in the road we can face,

> hopefully this will be a small one... So now you experience the rest of your

> life without a gallbladder. Some experience life without money, love, or a

> limb... The name of the game now is how best to live it given the limitation

> (slight) that you now have. Saw a client yesterday who was minus her

> gallbladder (30 years earlier). She definitely has a fat

> digestion/assimilation problem. So we put her on bile, and lipase enzymes

> whenever she consumes fats. The problem shows up by the way, in both

> metabolic and inflammatory symptoms. I just started to list them and decided

> otherwise... The most important thing is that the disruption of proper fat

> digestion (yours was already disrupted before the surgery) has effect way on

> down the line so we want to optimize your ability. You should be able to

> take whatever supplements you would like now but the question on exercise

> (and pregnancy) should be left to your Dr. All pre-gallbladder problems

> dietary and lifestyle recommendations apply... Can you define Mabuhay in

> English and it's origin? Thanks. All the best.

>

> -Always, in all ways,

>

> -D

> I had my GB out last week

>

> Hello to all,

>

> I am sorry to say that after doing 15 successful flushes, I finally gave in

> to surgery. I'm only 32. As much as I've tried to follow the group's advices

> on GB flush and foods to eat, I was not able to expel all the stones,

> especially the large one. Now here I am always staring at the 1 large stone

> and crystals stored in the bottle as my souvenir.

>

> I am not proud of the surgery I have undergone, If only I have more

> tolerance in pain, I will still have my GB today and will stop worrying if I

> get highblood or will I still be able to have a normal pregnancy in the

> future? Yes, I have regrets, especially the pain I have after surgery.

>

> I know we have members here in the group who already had their GB out. If

> you guys can suggest to me your new lifestyle, type of exercise to do, food

> to eat, supplements to take, I would greatly appreciate them. I want to live

> long and a healthier life.How soon can I get back to taking supplemets and

> doing exercises? Also, my husband nd I are talking about me getting pregnant

> and giving birth next year, that was when my GB is still intact. But now its

> gone, anyone can suggest at least how many years we should wait before I get

> pregrant again?

>

> Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions. Mabuhay! to those who

> still have they GBs.

>

> Margie Vallente

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dave can you tell me the brand of bile nod lipase you recommend, thanks Judy

On Apr 28, 2010, at 6:56 AM, Dave Shelden wrote:

> Hey Margie,

>

> All the best. While you may not be proud of having the surgery, nor should you

berate yourself either. In terms of the bumps in the road we can face, hopefully

this will be a small one... So now you experience the rest of your life without

a gallbladder. Some experience life without money, love, or a limb... The name

of the game now is how best to live it given the limitation (slight) that you

now have. Saw a client yesterday who was minus her gallbladder (30 years

earlier). She definitely has a fat digestion/assimilation problem. So we put her

on bile, and lipase enzymes whenever she consumes fats. The problem shows up by

the way, in both metabolic and inflammatory symptoms. I just started to list

them and decided otherwise... The most important thing is that the disruption of

proper fat digestion (yours was already disrupted before the surgery) has effect

way on down the line so we want to optimize your ability. You should be able to

take whatever supplements you would like now but the question on exercise (and

pregnancy) should be left to your Dr. All pre-gallbladder problems dietary and

lifestyle recommendations apply... Can you define Mabuhay in English and it's

origin? Thanks. All the best.

>

> -Always, in all ways,

>

> -D

> I had my GB out last week

>

> Hello to all,

>

> I am sorry to say that after doing 15 successful flushes, I finally gave in to

surgery. I'm only 32. As much as I've tried to follow the group's advices on GB

flush and foods to eat, I was not able to expel all the stones, especially the

large one. Now here I am always staring at the 1 large stone and crystals stored

in the bottle as my souvenir.

>

> I am not proud of the surgery I have undergone, If only I have more tolerance

in pain, I will still have my GB today and will stop worrying if I get highblood

or will I still be able to have a normal pregnancy in the future? Yes, I have

regrets, especially the pain I have after surgery.

>

> I know we have members here in the group who already had their GB out. If you

guys can suggest to me your new lifestyle, type of exercise to do, food to eat,

supplements to take, I would greatly appreciate them. I want to live long and a

healthier life.How soon can I get back to taking supplemets and doing exercises?

Also, my husband nd I are talking about me getting pregnant and giving birth

next year, that was when my GB is still intact. But now its gone, anyone can

suggest at least how many years we should wait before I get pregrant again?

>

> Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions. Mabuhay! to those who

still have they GBs.

>

> Margie Vallente

>

>

[Guest guest]

Judy,

The large stone I have in the bottle is oblong in shape, about 19mm in diameter

and 26 mm in length. It goes with about 20 more black crystals 5mm in size.

Dave,

" Mabuhay " in English could mean Hello or Welcome or Proud or Longlive. I'm from

the Philippines, it's a filipino word.

I just meant " Longlive or I'm proud to those who still have their GBs "

Sheri,

Thanks for your input regarding pregnancy. Now I would need to find a good

doctor or midwife who can work with me with preparations for pregnancy next

year. Good luck to you too and best of health.

[Guest guest]

thank you, do you happen to know how much that is in inches?

On Apr 28, 2010, at 9:54 AM, mlvallente wrote:

>

>

> Judy,

> The large stone I have in the bottle is oblong in shape, about 19mm in

diameter and 26 mm in length. It goes with about 20 more black crystals 5mm in

size.

>

> Dave,

> " Mabuhay " in English could mean Hello or Welcome or Proud or Longlive. I'm

from the Philippines, it's a filipino word.

> I just meant " Longlive or I'm proud to those who still have their GBs "

>

> Sheri,

> Thanks for your input regarding pregnancy. Now I would need to find a good

doctor or midwife who can work with me with preparations for pregnancy next

year. Good luck to you too and best of health.

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> thank you, do you happen to know how much that is in inches?

Judy,

Use this link to convert from millimeters to inches:

http://www.worldwidemetric.com/measurements.html

[Guest guest]

I have seen stones that are up to 11/2 inches come out in the liver cleanse.

this is why the epsom salt is so important to open up the bile ducts

next time you do the liver cleanse use Gold Coin, to break up the stones,

judy

On Apr 28, 2010, at 4:12 PM, elan_spire wrote:

>

>

>

> >

> > thank you, do you happen to know how much that is in inches?

>

> Judy,

>

> Use this link to convert from millimeters to inches:

>

> http://www.worldwidemetric.com/measurements.html

>

>

[Guest guest]

divide your number by 2.54 = inches...

>

>

>

> >

> > thank you, do you happen to know how much that is in inches?

>

> Judy,

>

> Use this link to convert from millimeters to inches:

>

> http://www.worldwidemetric.com/measurements.html

>

>

[Guest guest]

We had a great club here called Mabuhay Gardens...many memories.

From: Munawar Rasheed <munawarr@...>

Subject: Re: I had my GB out last week

gallstones

Date: Wednesday, April 28, 2010, 7:03 AM

 

MABUHAY is Tagalog (filipino) word and is used in several meaning such

as Congratulations, blessings etc.

On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 9:56 AM, Dave Shelden

<wholehealthawarenes s@...>wrote:

>

>

> Hey Margie,

>

> All the best. While you may not be proud of having the surgery, nor should

> you berate yourself either. In terms of the bumps in the road we can face,

> hopefully this will be a small one... So now you experience the rest of your

> life without a gallbladder. Some experience life without money, love, or a

> limb... The name of the game now is how best to live it given the limitation

> (slight) that you now have. Saw a client yesterday who was minus her

> gallbladder (30 years earlier). She definitely has a fat

> digestion/assimilat ion problem. So we put her on bile, and lipase enzymes

> whenever she consumes fats. The problem shows up by the way, in both

> metabolic and inflammatory symptoms. I just started to list them and decided

> otherwise... The most important thing is that the disruption of proper fat

> digestion (yours was already disrupted before the surgery) has effect way on

> down the line so we want to optimize your ability. You should be able to

> take whatever supplements you would like now but the question on exercise

> (and pregnancy) should be left to your Dr. All pre-gallbladder problems

> dietary and lifestyle recommendations apply... Can you define Mabuhay in

> English and it's origin? Thanks. All the best.

>

> -Always, in all ways,

>

> -D

> I had my GB out last week

>

> Hello to all,

>

> I am sorry to say that after doing 15 successful flushes, I finally gave in

> to surgery. I'm only 32. As much as I've tried to follow the group's advices

> on GB flush and foods to eat, I was not able to expel all the stones,

> especially the large one. Now here I am always staring at the 1 large stone

> and crystals stored in the bottle as my souvenir.

>

> I am not proud of the surgery I have undergone, If only I have more

> tolerance in pain, I will still have my GB today and will stop worrying if I

> get highblood or will I still be able to have a normal pregnancy in the

> future? Yes, I have regrets, especially the pain I have after surgery.

>

> I know we have members here in the group who already had their GB out. If

> you guys can suggest to me your new lifestyle, type of exercise to do, food

> to eat, supplements to take, I would greatly appreciate them. I want to live

> long and a healthier life.How soon can I get back to taking supplemets and

> doing exercises? Also, my husband nd I are talking about me getting pregnant

> and giving birth next year, that was when my GB is still intact. But now its

> gone, anyone can suggest at least how many years we should wait before I get

> pregrant again?

>

> Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions. Mabuhay! to those who

> still have they GBs.

>

> Margie Vallente

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Munawar, Mabuhay to all! -D

I had my GB out last week

>

> Hello to all,

>

> I am sorry to say that after doing 15 successful flushes, I finally gave in

> to surgery. I'm only 32. As much as I've tried to follow the group's advices

> on GB flush and foods to eat, I was not able to expel all the stones,

> especially the large one. Now here I am always staring at the 1 large stone

> and crystals stored in the bottle as my souvenir.

>

> I am not proud of the surgery I have undergone, If only I have more

> tolerance in pain, I will still have my GB today and will stop worrying if I

> get highblood or will I still be able to have a normal pregnancy in the

> future? Yes, I have regrets, especially the pain I have after surgery.

>

> I know we have members here in the group who already had their GB out. If

> you guys can suggest to me your new lifestyle, type of exercise to do, food

> to eat, supplements to take, I would greatly appreciate them. I want to live

> long and a healthier life.How soon can I get back to taking supplemets and

> doing exercises? Also, my husband nd I are talking about me getting pregnant

> and giving birth next year, that was when my GB is still intact. But now its

> gone, anyone can suggest at least how many years we should wait before I get

> pregrant again?

>

> Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions. Mabuhay! to those who

> still have they GBs.

>

> Margie Vallente

>

>