Re: No gallblader but gallstone

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Two weeks after my GB surgery, I did my first liver cleanse(Dr. Hulda

's) because I continued to suffer severe attacks! Most likely, a

stone was left in my common bile duct. The liver cleanse brought

immediate relief, and I passed many stones. I did another cleanse two

weeks later. My pain and discomfort were completely gone after that.

I've done a total of six liver cleanses, and continue to pass stones! I

will be continuing to do the liver cleanse at one month intervals,

until I stop passing stones. Dr. says there could be upwards of

2,000 stones in the liver!

Adrienne

--- iansuth21 <egpf@...> wrote:

> Hi all

>

> I have a friend who had their gallblader removed 3 years ago but they

>

> left a gallstone in somewhere,she still has it 3 years on and is

> still waiting to have it removed,any thoughts on this would be most

> welcome.

>

> Mtia Ian.S

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Interesting. How does she know she still has it? Why hasn't she had

it removed? Is it outside of the digestive system or inside? Is it

causing any difficult or pain?

Barry.

> Hi all

>

> I have a friend who had their gallblader removed 3 years ago but

they

> left a gallstone in somewhere,she still has it 3 years on and is

> still waiting to have it removed,any thoughts on this would be most

> welcome.

>

> Mtia Ian.S

[Guest guest]

The hospital found out 3 months later after the gallblader was

removed ,it is apparently in a bile tube which gives her great pain

and causes difficulty in breathing at times.The NHS dont seem to be

bothering,she had a MRI scan about 2 weeks ago and wwas told today

she has an appointment in 2 months to be told the results,this does

not seem right to me

Ian.S

> > Hi all

> >

> > I have a friend who had their gallblader removed 3 years ago but

> they

> > left a gallstone in somewhere,she still has it 3 years on and is

> > still waiting to have it removed,any thoughts on this would be

most

> > welcome.

> >

> > Mtia Ian.S

[Guest guest]

Ian,

It seems like a long time for them to find out diagnosis. I'd get

another heath plan if I were her. When someone is in binary pain they

should be seen to right away.

I think it would be easy for her to do a cleanse and get that stone

out of her duct. Usually gb stones are harder to get out but once a

stone is in a duct it should be easier to flush out. Give it a try

with the liver/gallbladder flush method found on

http://www.curezone.com

Dr. Hulga s cleanse is easy to do. The Epsom salt will dialate

and open her ducts making them very flexible to pass stones that are

even 2cm-3cm in size. Also, the oil/grapefruit drink will help her

coat the stone and duct for easy passage.

She can probably pass the stone on her first flush attempt. It is

painless and fairly easy to do.

If all else fails she can still go in and get cut open again on the

operating table. She has nothing to loose and everything to gain at

this time by trying a flush first.

Good luck.

Barry.

> > > Hi all

> > >

> > > I have a friend who had their gallblader removed 3 years ago

but

> > they

> > > left a gallstone in somewhere,she still has it 3 years on and

is

> > > still waiting to have it removed,any thoughts on this would be

> most

> > > welcome.

> > >

> > > Mtia Ian.S

[Guest guest]

Yes, you can still get out gallstones from your liver even if you have had

gallbladder out. Liver is where they are formed. Go to this site:

http://www.curezone.com/cleanse/liver/

of Dewberry Hill

Hi all

I have a friend who had their gallblader removed 3 years ago but they

left a gallstone in somewhere,she still has it 3 years on and is

still waiting to have it removed,any thoughts on this would be most

welcome.

Mtia Ian.S

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out, but when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there

is alight within. " -Kubler Ross

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followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life. "

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[Guest guest]

Hello Mtia,

She shoud do Liver flush and flush that stone out.

That stone is only one she knows about, BUT most likely there are 100 -

1000 other stones inside her liver, that have been there for more then 3

years, that also need to go out.

It is very likely that pain is caused by alll the stones, not just one she

knows about. (Ther is no guaranty that surgery will cure pain, just as her

first surgery didn't.)

Give her to read all the stories from this and other sites.

Regards

Agnes

At 21:03 22.01.2002 +0000, you wrote:

>I have a friend who had their gallblader removed 3 years ago but they

>left a gallstone in somewhere,she still has it 3 years on and is

>still waiting to have it removed,any thoughts on this would be most

>welcome.

>

>Mtia Ian.S

[Guest guest]

Dear Agnes,

This may be a dumb question but if you have your gallbladder removed,

when doing a liver cleanse, how do the stones come out of the liver and end

up in the toilet?

Kind regards,

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

> how do the stones come out of the liver and end

>up in the toilet?

Jeanne,

Take a look here for Liver and Gallbladder Anatomy drawing to understand.

http://www.CureZone.com/cleanse/liver/

Liver and Gallbladder Anatomy

When removing GB, cystic duct must be closed on two places, and then cut

inbetween, like you would do with umbilical cord, after birth.

Agnes