ultrasound story

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Had an interesting day today. I had to go for an ultrasound

at my ob/gyn's office for condition unrelated to the

gallbladder. While I was there, I ask the radiologist if

we could take an " unofficial " look at my gallbladder, and

she was okay with it, but said couldn't document anything,

etc. When we looked, there were quite a few stones, etc.

present. She looked about a bit, and pointed at them

describing to me how some were clumps of small stones,

not a single large one, etc., etc. I meekly told her I was

curious to know about the size of them as I do flushes.

She got quite excited and said " Oh I know all about them,

I help people with alternative medicine. " She told me that

I should do the flush 3 nights in a row...not just do once

every couple weeks (of course all " unofficial " advise :-) But we

had quite a nice talk, and that was quite a surprise to me.

I was a bit disappointed to see there were as many stones

after all I had passed in my February and March flushes,

but have been feeling them, and guess I should consider

giving her suggestion a try. When I described the size of

some of the things I've passed, she didn't seem to think

any looked as large or larger than that.

So I thought that was pretty neat...my hubby would really

love for me to have it removed, and I am BIG into

alternatives, but sometimes it truly is tempting...I have

never had the severe pain some describe, but plenty

of vague discomfort under ribs and in right back when

I indulge...like I did last night on some delicious

cheese cake :-) I have things to do for the next few

weeks, but and thinking of giving the flushes another

go in June.

L. Meydrech, CN

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