Often people come back here to do the flush, here are personnal stories from 2 people without gallbladders.
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It is the digestive system that is directly impacted by gall bladder removal. Instead of the gall bladder storing up bile to be used in quantitiy for the digestion of fats and proteins, the liver just continously drips bile into the the digestive system. This can tend to irritate the digestive system when it is empty and it is sometimes the case that there is insufficient bile to digest a meal that has a lot of fat in it.

For these reasons, after gall bladder removal it is important for a person to eat many small meals per day rather than two or three large ones, as most people are accustomed to.

When digestion is weakened, then other organ systems do eventually feel the stress, so it is important for your mother to adapt her eating habits to what her body now needs, in order to keep all of her systems healthy.

It is loving of you to be watching out for your mother's needs.

Hally

I feel that folks without a gall bladder definitely need to flush the liver, as the gall bladder acts as storage for the bile the liver produces (up to a quart and a half daily). When there's no place for it to be stored, the liver has to make more than usual (as I understand it).

Flushing the liver is safe for those without gall bladders.

I'm sure that a series of flushes will be extremely beneficial to your mother's health & well being.

Unyquity

I had my GB removed just about two months ago. Did a few flsuhes before I had the GB out but mostly for pain control. I can eat just about anything but I use a papaya tablet at each meal and even snacks. The tablet helps me digest the food. The fruit works even better.
About a month ago I had the return of the pain in my GB area and I to returned to this forum for some advice. I also did alot of reading because, like your Mom I was truly worried that I might "over tax" the liver. The first flush that I did relived the pain and also got rid of some stones, so this is proof that the stones start in the liver rather then the GB. The second flush (3 weeks later) did not yield much stones but I will continue my regime.
I am going to use Chinese Bitters, Gold Coin Grass, Coptis and Curcuma before my next flush. I would recommend that a person without a GB flush as it is important to keep the liver at optimum health.