New member, completed one flush so far

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Hello all, I thought I would introduce myself, and thank whoever

started this group for all the support and answers I've received

already.

I'm 21 years old, and this fall I'd just started loosing weight on

Weight Watchers. Also in early fall I'd started to recognize that

something was wrong with my stomach, I'd been more gassy and

experiencing short, slight pain in my stomach. In November I had my

first fullfledged attack, which at the time I thought was food

poisioning, I then had two more attacks which I thought were food

poisioning, and which my mother thought was a stomach bacteria (she

subscribes wholeheartedly to Hulda , and is using her methods to

sucessfully treat her breast cancer for at least 3 years now)...

After having 3 attacks in 2 days right before Christmas I made a

decision to go to the doctor and get this darn thing figured out. I

just found out yesterday that I have gallstones - the doctor says its

because of my weight loss. My mother suspected such a thing and had

me do Hulda's liver cleanse for the first time.. lets just say there

aren't words to describe the event. I have a couple questions

for you experienced flushers...

First off, being busy with the flushing, my rear end was terribly

sore from all the activity, is there any cream or ointment anyone can

reccommend for treatment?

Secondly, I read in a book to drink only Apple juice and green juices

during an attack (Like I could eat anything during an attack

ANYWAYS.), to to use Scot Pine aromatherapy oil during an attack to

alleviate pain. Does anyone else have any other suggestions for

alleviating pain? They've gotten worse and worse, and it seems like

vomitting might help, but then the pain still stays with me for 4 or

5 hours after-so although its reduced to a dull ache, its still

debilitating.

Thirdly, I read also that some people have a difficult time with

taking the olive oil, because it IS an oil...I had no trouble with

it, but now I'm terrified I will next time, has anyone had

difficulties with the olive oil bringing on an attack?

And last but not least, my mother also reccommended I take a

tablespoon of uncooked flax seed oil (yuuuuck) a day, but I recently

had an attack shortly after doing so - and once again I'm terrified

of doing it again. Has anyone out there been treating their

gallbladder with flax seed oil?

Thats about all for now, I know I'll have many more questions in the

future, thanks to all that take the time to read and reply to this,

your answers are very very VERY much appreciated.

Thank you,

=*)