GB attack

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I am just going through the back end (sorry for pun) of an attack. I threw up

for England and had such pain. Have been in bed for a couple of days.

However, I do think that I have passed a few stones, although I have decided

not to forage for them!! There have been bits of chaff and fat in there, on

the surface of the water, plus stones you can see in the poo. My sides ache,

too. Look like Quasimodo when walking, etc...Does anyone know where to get

the herbs for a kidney cleanse - I am in the UK

Anyway, I know I got another attack because I strayed onto the trash diet

again, thinking I was cured, in a fashion. Just goes to show that you are

what you eat and, suffice it to say, I shall be keeping to the straight and

narrow from now on.

I could have the op, that is what the doctors want, but I want to get rid of

the stones by natural means, or at least have a good go at it first. Gb

surgery, when you suffer with intermittent pancreatitis, can be quite dodgy.

One of the things I remember from when being hospitalised with the first gb

attack was the smell of the drugs they gave me. It was everywhere, coming

out of my every pore and it took me about a month to get rid of that smell

once I had left hospital. When you have such pain I can understand why

people have the surgery. I just think that a person should have a choice and

one shouldn't poo poo that choice, or try to undermine their confidence in it

or the procedure they have opted for. There is no reason why different

medicines can't compliment each other. I just prefer the natural route, it's

easier to understand and you feel in control. This site is great, bar the

recent 'bickering' - life's too short as it is for that!!

Good health to all, and keep off the easter eggs!!

[Guest guest]

I advised her to dissolve 1/2 teaspoon of epsom salts in 1/2 cup of

water and drink.

When I had my GB there were several times that I did that and it stopped my

attacks too.

Susie