Guest guest Posted June 17, 2001 Report Share Posted June 17, 2001 > Hi , > Does any one have any information about children with gallstones? > My child is 8 and has a blood disorder called spherocytosis. Amoung > other things it causes an excess of billiruben to be in the blood, > and as a result she has pigment gallstones. The specialists want to > remove her gall bladder. I dont wish for this to happen , I would > like to see if we can get rid of the stones. the stones are 4.5mm. > If anyone has some relevant info that would be of benefit to us I > would really appreciate it. Cheers. One girl, age 9, passed cholesterol gallstone size of a little almond. Scroll down to read whole message. I know of 5 other kids, ages from 10 to 14 who did Dr. cleanse, with epsome salt (80% of adult dose). Girl of 14 did full adult dose. No stones. She did not have any health problems. No food intolerance. She just did it to try it. Smaler kids did smaler dose. Dose of olive oil was 80% of dose for adults, 80% of 8oz, ca 6,5oz. 2 kids got small stones, cholesterol, no stone bigger then 5 mm in its smallest diametar. They have had food intolerance problems. Stones are not round shaped. 2 kids (one of them girl of 12) threw up almost all oil/juice in the evening, 2 hours after drinking, around 24:00. She have had (girl of 12) food intolerance problems. She will try flush again. Throwing oil could be the reason for not getting gallstones out, if she has stones. You should also contact Chang. It is not very important if you will opt for cleanse or not. What is important is that you learn what you can do for your daughter, so that she can regain her health, and that may involve cleanse, but will for sure involve huge changes in diet, lifestyle, and you, as a parent may need to do some forms of psychotherapy or spiritual therapy, something like Bert Hellinger's " Orders of love " . When children are sick, it is parents who need to do psychotherapy /spiritual therapy, as parents/grandparents/ancestors are in 100% of cases at the root of the problem. Agnes PS. This message is from archive of this group, Sun, 7 Feb 1999, by Ole Blente from Norway. He was list moderator of this list. You may be able to contact him by sending mail to: gallstones-owner% replace " % " with email sign: " @ " --------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 6 digest 1 Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 22:24:46 +0100 From: blentexx (DOT) xxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) Subject: My gallstones story, and my daughter 1. cleansing. First I did the cure following Hulda . I did it pretty well: App one hundred green cholesterol-stones from some few mm. up to 12mm. came out during the day. No pain at all. And I had a feeling of peace and wellbeing filling my hole body. I might have had something like that feeling in my youth? But it lasted very short. Meanwhile I know that it is waiting for me sometime in the close future, after some more cleansing. But, my children got worried .. maybe they had too? So my daughter, 9 year old, decided to clean it up. My son thought it a good idea: Maybe he could tolerate more sweet afterwards? So in fact he didn´t do it yet! 2.cleansing. Thinking of my little daughter drinking the Epsom salt, I sat down for a while. And I decided not to use Epsom. We ate little in the morning and only some fruit in the afternoon. 22.00 we took the drink with oil and grapefruit as described from and went to bed. 2.00 I had the first break through. It went on through the morning after and I got another heap out. My daughter ate 1kg grapes and got among others the one already described at the size of a little almond. So we did it very simple, and we did it well. Even without Epsom. Only I have the question weather the possibility is there that we absorb more of the cholesterol back to the liver again? So maybe we have to do the cleansing much more times this way? If you don´t know time will show. Ole ------------------------------------------------ From: blente@... (Ole Blente) Date: Tue, 16 Feb 1999 22:50:11 +0100 Subject: Re: Review From: blente@... (Ole Blente) I now complete the story from my 9 year old daughter: Maja Therese. After having experienced me doing my first cleansing and having heard me talk about what the liver is forced to do when we eat goodies and 2. quality food, she decided immediately to cleanse too. And so she did. The next time I prepared to cleanse, she joined me: We ate little in the morning - no fat, no milk - and only some fruit in the afternoon. 22.00 we took the drink with oil and grapefruit as described from and went to bed. Maja Therese slept good all night through. The next morning she ate 1 kg grapes and got lots of gallstones out. The biggest one at the size of a little almond. This happened two weeks ago. She often had to break the meal because of pain in the stomach, lay down on the floor for a moment. Sometime she had it in the night, crying for hours. Within these two weeks she didn´t have one pain. She also used to have dry, sandy skin on her hands, for as long as I remember. Within these two weeks the skin has become moist and soft as it should be. She is very happy that she did it and is telling her mates about it. And of course: She is going to do another cleansing very soon! Yours Ole ---------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 17, 2001 Report Share Posted June 17, 2001 It sounds like you've got your hands full with this situation. I would be very leary about removing my child's gallbladder. However, this disease is of a very difficult nature, because the blood cell is rounded, instead of having the familar web filled donut shape, there is trouble with the oxygen supplies to the various organs and the cleansing of the blood by the liver and spleen. I can only imagine the other posible complications that could be involved, such as the very high possibility of water in the lungs and trouble with the heart. From what I've just read about this disease, having surgery is in itself pretty scary too, as there are various complications that can occur because of the blood's poorer support for the healing process. I really wouldn't have much of an idea of just what to say other than working on making sure the diet is one which would support a greater intake of oxygen and a much reduced pressure on the blood supply and liver to maintain the body. It may behoove you to consider some of the information in " The Healthy Liver and Bowel Book " by Dr. Cabot. She is an impeccable writer for those of us who are not doctors and are crying for why's and how to's on getting our bodies the foods they need for optimum health of the liver and this in turn will certainly help to support the gallbladder. Children have been known to have gallstones as young as 2 years of age. Dale Da_@... ----- Original Message ----- From: <goddessdeenz@...> <gallstones > Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 1:34 AM Subject: kids with gallstones > Hi , > Does any one have any information about children with gallstones? > My child is 8 and has a blood disorder called spherocytosis. Amoung > other things it causes an excess of billiruben to be in the blood, > and as a result she has pigment gallstones. The specialists want to > remove her gall bladder. I dont wish for this to happen , I would > like to see if we can get rid of the stones. the stones are 4.5mm. > If anyone has some relevant info that would be of benefit to us I > would really appreciate it. Cheers. > > > Collected testimonials: > http:///messages/gallstones-testimonials > You are receiving this email because you elected to subscribe to the Gallstones group on 's groups. > Post message: gallstones > Subscribe: gallstones-subscribe > Unsubscribe: gallstones-unsubscribe > URL to this page: gallstones > By joining the list you agree to hold yourself FULLY responsible FOR yourself! > List Archives: http:///messages/gallstones > Web Site for more information: http://home.online.no/~dusan/gallstones/ > http://www.liverdoctor.com/ > http://www.sensiblehealth.com/ > Have a nice day ! > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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