Re: wound healing experience....long

[Guest guest]

Wonderful news Nona,  thanks for sharing.

I too have  had great success healing  MINOR wounds, nothing remarkaable except

the normal healing time was  shortened considerably.

Good luck getting the medicos to admit that any of our stuff actually works.

zoe

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To: original_kombucha

Sent: Sunday, 5 August 2012, 19:52

Subject: wound healing experience....long

Hi all, im usually a lurker, but need to share this

Last year i had MAJOR emergency surgery, leaving me with a colostomy....but im

reversible.  now ive developed hernias, one in mymidriff, from the incision. 

theother around  the stoma sight(where my intestine is exposed)  due to the

stretching of the skin due to the hernia, it become weak.  changing my

appliances, that stick to my skn, caused some problems, and the ulcerated sores

that occured were horrible.  they were under the part closest to the stoma,

which means they couldnt be uncovered, because of the part that i wear,  that

sticks to my body. this is gross, but they were bloody, weeping sores that got

bigger, and nastier, and even a little puss would occur.  after over 2 months of

seeing the wound care nurse, nothing was better, and id gotten another ulcerated

sore to boot.  well a week and a half ago, i said, ive had it. when it was time

to change my colostomy bag, i would rig up a temporary bag around the stoma, as

theres no control

when you go to the bathroom with thses, i would apply small pieces of scoby to

the wounds, for at least a half hour, then i would apply a couple layers of KT,

1 would dry, i would apply another.  about 10 days later now, my wounds are

almost healed!!!!  1 is totally gone, the 2 worst ones are smaller, no leaking,

bleeding, nothing.  its working MIRACLES!

i go to the nurse tommorrow, and am going to let her know just how i did

this.....i know for a fact this is common among ostomy patients, and since the

nurse was the one that  told me to drink kefir(ive given my nurse her own grains

to make her own, instead of buying) im hoping they will do something about this

miracle thats happend, and admit it has the healing properties, some people

need. 

sorry this is so long, but i HAD to share this

Nona

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[Guest guest]

It's not too long a post, please don't apologize.

I know that the SCOBY and KT have this capacity for wound healing. Over

the years we have heard of other such extreme circumstances. If the

nurse recommended kefir, she may indeed be open to this new

information. In any case, it's worth telling her because in future

things may " click " for her and she'll understand.

The only thing I would suggest is to avoid the Western wound healing

protocol now that you're doing the SCOBY. I think this is one area

where combining the two protocols is counterproductive. The Western

wound disinfectants will kill the KT organisms (that are working to do

the healing).

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> Hi all, im usually a lurker, but need to share this

> Last year i had MAJOR emergency surgery, leaving me with a colostomy....but im

reversible. now ive developed hernias, one in mymidriff, from the incision.

theother around the stoma sight(where my intestine is exposed) due to the

stretching of the skin due to the hernia, it become weak. changing my

appliances, that stick to my skn, caused some problems, and the ulcerated sores

that occured were horrible. they were under the part closest to the stoma,

which means they couldnt be uncovered, because of the part that i wear, that

sticks to my body. this is gross, but they were bloody, weeping sores that got

bigger, and nastier, and even a little puss would occur. after over 2 months of

seeing the wound care nurse, nothing was better, and id gotten another ulcerated

sore to boot. well a week and a half ago, i said, ive had it. when it was time

to change my colostomy bag, i would rig up a temporary bag around the stoma, as

theres no control when you go to the bathroom with thses, i would apply small

pieces of scoby to the wounds, for at least a half hour, then i would apply a

couple layers of KT, 1 would dry, i would apply another. about 10 days later

now, my wounds are almost healed!!!! 1 is totally gone, the 2 worst ones are

smaller, no leaking, bleeding, nothing. its working MIRACLES!

> i go to the nurse tommorrow, and am going to let her know just how i did

this.....i know for a fact this is common among ostomy patients, and since the

nurse was the one that told me to drink kefir(ive given my nurse her own grains

to make her own, instead of buying) im hoping they will do something about this

miracle thats happend, and admit it has the healing properties, some people

need.

> sorry this is so long, but i HAD to share this

> Nona

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[Guest guest]

Wow!  I'm a " lurker " also, but am very much interested in the benefits of our

kefir and kt.  I have family who could benefit greatly from the information, if

they would only try it.  I don't know what they have to lose. 

 

Thank you for sharing your story.  I will be forwarding it to my family who

need it so much.  I was the recipient of my own grains  and a new SCOBY just

this weekend from a lovely, lovely woman here in Georgia named Lois ... and I

know these will go far for me as well as my family/siblings, who are all

starting to pay for " the sins of our youth " .  If I can help even one, that will

be one of my greatest contributions ... the promise of good health.

 

 Thank you, Maxwell.

Subject: wound healing experience....long

To: original_kombucha

Date: Sunday, August 5, 2012, 7:52 PM

 

Hi all, im usually a lurker, but need to share this

Last year i had MAJOR emergency surgery, leaving me with a colostomy....but im

reversible. now ive developed hernias, one in mymidriff, from the incision.

theother around the stoma sight(where my intestine is exposed) due to the

stretching of the skin due to the hernia, it become weak. changing my

appliances, that stick to my skn, caused some problems, and the ulcerated sores

that occured were horrible. they were under the part closest to the stoma, which

means they couldnt be uncovered, because of the part that i wear, that sticks to

my body. this is gross, but they were bloody, weeping sores that got bigger, and

nastier, and even a little puss would occur. after over 2 months of seeing the

wound care nurse, nothing was better, and id gotten another ulcerated sore to

boot. well a week and a half ago, i said, ive had it. when it was time to change

my colostomy bag, i would rig up a temporary bag around the stoma, as theres no

control when you go to the

bathroom with thses, i would apply small pieces of scoby to the wounds, for at

least a half hour, then i would apply a couple layers of KT, 1 would dry, i

would apply another. about 10 days later now, my wounds are almost healed!!!! 1

is totally gone, the 2 worst ones are smaller, no leaking, bleeding, nothing.

its working MIRACLES!

i go to the nurse tommorrow, and am going to let her know just how i did

this.....i know for a fact this is common among ostomy patients, and since the

nurse was the one that told me to drink kefir(ive given my nurse her own grains

to make her own, instead of buying) im hoping they will do something about this

miracle thats happend, and admit it has the healing properties, some people

need.

sorry this is so long, but i HAD to share this

Nona