Yes that's f*ckd. I can see why you'd be so angry.

This happens all the time, (I'm sure no consolation to you). Its a good lesson though to be VERY cautious when surgery is advised. Imagine they decided they felt like taking a leg off because the surgeon needed some amputation practice??

I'm really sorry to hear that. :(

Maybe some people who Liver Flush could describe the benefits (or cautions) to Liver Flushing with no GB.

You will have a life time of health issues do to the lack of a gallblader, not to mention the increase in health costs.

The best thing you can do is teach those 2 four year olds about real health and to not believe authority figures or professionals just because they say that they are correct. Teach them to play chess and to think for themselves. Tell them what really happened to the native american indians after their teacher tells them the glorified G rated version.

Tell your kids that they might be right about things that the president of the US is wrong about. Tell them to not drink the fluoride/chlorine/alum cocktail tap water and that mercury is bad. Give them whole foods loaded with enzymes and real vitamins and minerals, and salads and bananas. Show them the truth. Show them pictures of what a smoker's lung looks like. Show them before and after meth-head pictures. Watch an hour of tv with your kids and tell them each lie that you see on tv - including commercials.

This gall bladder experience could be the spark that prevents the same type of thing happening to your kids. Tell them what happened and give them the power to think for themselves, and to watch out for people who have ulterior motives - even professionals, authority figures, neighbors, and politicians.

sorry rambling but this type of thing that happened to you pisses me off......

I'm really sorry this has happenned to you, but it's time that people start thinking for themselves and stop believing everything the doctors tell them.

As someone that has beaten cancer through diet, I find it very frustrating sometimes that people will go under the knife (with a 10% chance to live, stomach cancer) instead of changing their diet for 2 months. It blows my mind.

Anyway, sorry about your loss. At least here there is a good support group that can help you out with coping now, or at least knowing what to expect.