The Week From Hell 
josephr525
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Will I ever feel better? I ache everywhere, and it's got me down. I'm afraid I won't ever feel better since getting hit by a car 7/28 on my bicycle.
Can't take 5 mg of Oxycodone any more. Pharmacist says I have low tolerance to it. I hate to resort to to meds but when you feel so bad, you are forced to, just to try to get past this time in my life. Many times I just felt like praying to God that I feel better.
How long does it take to feel better after something like this? I'm age 60.- Re: The Week From Hell bkrisp
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,843,179coffee enemas do act as a pain reliever, are you in the condition to try those?
Have you thought of fasting to help ease the stress/pain on your body?
Hot/Cold water treatment?
Seems you know what you can do, but sometimes the state of stress can alter your natural healing instincts.
If it's any consolation, my bf's father, 55, was in a bicycle accident, t-boned a car, and flipped completely over it with a concussion. He was pretty banged up and took meds, but you should be proud that even with your amount of pain you're trying to do what's right for your body.
Are you taking time off from the regular work schedule? If so, use this time to do as much possible to help the healing process along. I think you already know this, just thought I'd put it in writing ;)
get better!
bkrisp
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- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,843,187Hi,
I did a Coffee-Enema the other day. I'm grounded a lot, but today I seem to ache everywhere. I haven't worked in years, and I could not work at this time. It's all I can do to feed myself and my 2 cats. My legs are in excruciating pain when I'm on them for a minute or two, and if they're not level or elevated.
I feel like a have a fever. I thought this morning that I may be a TAD better today, but the horrible pain returned soon after. I feel best on my bed on the Earthing sheet, but that's not very well. I never did many hot/cold showers. I need to be real easy on the ankle until it mends.
Does anyone think megadose Vit C wold help [Na Asc]? I know it's not natural but I'm suffering and I just want to feel better, and then I plan to quit all supps again.
I feel depressed and am afraid I'll never be the same again. I'm wondering if I'll ever feel well again.
Joe- Re: The Week From Hell unyquity
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This is a reply to # 1,843,196'Sorry I didn't think to remind you about CE's for pain. I just assumed (grrrr me) that you already knew that (you've always been such a good reader & researcher!).
YES!!!! CE's are very beneficial for pain relief (that's how they were discovered and what they were used for until until researchers found the liver connection). You should definitely be doing at LEAST one per day (I'd be doing them morning, noon, & night).
Try whatever you wanna try - but remember, adding 'toxicity' is only likely to cause more aches.
Hang in there, Joe...this too shall pass!
Blessings sent -
Uny
P.S. I certainly don't want to sound like some kind of a "commercial" when you're in pain, but 'healing' is the fastest way to restore pain when something is broken. From the very first links that Water gave you...Herbal Calcium & BF&C are going to heal that fracture FAST. And I don't remember if White Willow bark was mentioned in those links, but we've got that tincture too, and it's great for all kinds of pain, but especially bone/joint pain.- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,206Thank you for your reply. Would this be a good time for me to take IF2? I have some GI toxicity [candida] that I want to clear away.
I'm going to order that BF&C and herbal calcium right now.
Joe- Please put my order together Uny josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,325If you would please. I'm not sure if I need the BF&C tincture or oil.
Also, can't seem to find the herbal calcium. Can you put it together and then I'll pay for it? I need to elevate my legs right now - hurting.
Thank you.
Joe- Re: Please put my order together Uny Willowley
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Hey Joe,
I'm so sorry that you're having to go through this but I am positive that once you get that Herbal Calcium and BF&C you will start to heal SOOOOO much faster!
I just have a quick minute to spend online, lots of pressing stuff to do ;( but I wanted to give you a link to the Herbal Calcium so you could place your order.
marketplaceadvisor.channeladvisor.com/StoreFrontProfiles/deluxeSFshop.aspx
I don't presume to speak for Uny but I did talk to her last night and if the forum knew just a tiny smidgen of what is going on behind the scenes everyone would wonder how Uny gets anything done lol! I'm NOT kidding, so I don't think she would be able to place your order for you but since you've now got all the links (no searching), it's just a matter of you putting them in your cart and clicking the order button ;)
Here is a link to the BF&C.
marketplaceadvisor.channeladvisor.com/StoreFrontProfiles/deluxeSFshop.aspx
In case you wanted to speed it up even more and help lots with the pain, here is the link to the Deep Tissue Repair Oil.
marketplaceadvisor.channeladvisor.com/StoreFrontProfiles/deluxeSFshop.aspx
As far as whether you need the BF&C tincture or oil, I would get both because we know that the tincture heals from the inside, so to me, it would naturally seem as if the oil applied externally on the ankle would promote healing from the outside in, giving you a super duper double healing lol!
I know you'll be so happy when you're on the other side of all this pain and all those herbals will help to get you there soooo much faster.
Abundant blessings,
Willow
- Re: Please put my order together Uny josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,395Thank you Willow. I ordered $190 worth of this stuff.
I need to :
NOT take oral Vit C and get loose bowels any more
NOT do as much as I've been doing.
Hire someone to help me with meals and cleaning the cat box, or I'm afraid my ankle may not heal. Do you agree?
MD says it's OK to put some weight on ankle, his nurse says I should not put ANY weight on it right now. I tend to side with her.
MD put a screw it my ankle last week, so I'm not sure. I just feel it's better to play it safe and not risk wasting any time and getting a "malunion" [deformed ankle].- Yay......Re: Please put my order tog... Willowley
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Good for you Joe! Healing will be on the way Monday!
These friends of mine (husband & wife) play on several different baseball teams and they've been in playoffs that go on way up into the night. Wednesday night at about midnight, my friend was in the last inning of a playoff game (they were winning) and he slid into 3rd base. When he did, he caught the corner of the base with his clete and went down. He fractured both leg bones, pulled the ligaments off the bone and completely dislocated his ankle. His wife ran over and took a picture of his foot when she saw he wasn't able to get up. She took him to the ER and he had to have plates and pins put in both his leg and his ankle. I'm ordering him all the things I suggested for you so he can start taking them right away.
She showed me the picture of his foot and it looked turned around the wrong way in relation to his leg, it was at an odd angle. From looking at the picture of his foot, I can see just how painful damage to the ankle would be, so I feel for ya Joe.
I am so glad to hear you're NOT going to take vitamin C anymore! I don't know if you've read the links on vitamin C that Uny has posted so I'll link them here just in case you haven't. Absorbic Acid (fake vitamin C) is very dangerous!
The Hidden Dangers of Mega Vitamin C
Ascorbic Acid Is Not Vitamin C | The Doctor Within
If you can afford to hire someone to do those things for you Joe, I'd do it in a hearbeat lol! Heck, why not huh? It stands to reason that the longer you can stay off your foot the faster it will heal. I think it'd be great to have someone help you fix your meals and heck yeah, let someone else do the bending over to feed your furry friends. I'd say that would be tricky, the bending down part because you'd have to put weight on the ankle to balance yourself, at least a little weight. I don't know whether or not you should stay completely off the ankle or walk a little to tell you the truth, I'd probably do what my 'doctor within' was telling me I should do.
Let us know how it's going Joe.
Blessings,
Willow
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Ankle......Re: Please put my order t... Willowley
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This is a reply to # 1,843,490These are the pictures I was talking about, she just sent them to me.
- Re: Yay......Re: Please put my order... josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,490Thanks. That must have been a painful operation and injury your friend got. There was so much swelling with mine, that I think it added a lot to the pain, which is still not gone but it's a tad better today. His insurance is paying for it, the police found him to be in the wrong.
Not a good feeling to have a broken ankle. I have the horrors of it breaking again, or not healing, and having to go through another surgery and tons more pain, after I've already endured more pain than any other time in my life, by far. It's scary, very scary. It brought me wayyyyyy down. It was worse than anything I could put into words.
The crutches are very painful to my arm pits too.- Re: Yay......Re: Please put my order... water01
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This is a reply to # 1,843,523>>>His insurance is paying for it, the police found him to be in the wrong.<<<
I wonder if you couldn't get some home care help?
I know you live alone and have your cats to care for, along with yourself. You could call the doctor's office and ask if they have any services available for your situation. If the help is prescribed by the doctor, it should be covered under your claim.
Someone to help with the shopping and meal preparation, general kitchen and bathroom clean-up and caring for the cat box and their food prep (I remember you talking about their raw food diet).
It is just a thought...
I hope you are soon on the mend!
Water- Re: Yay......Re: Please put my order... josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,925Thank you for these ideas. I have a man stop in daily but I may ask MDs office if they may know someone that may be more familiar with this type of work. I may need help for a few weeks more before I can walk without crutches.
- Re: Yay......Re: Please put my order... josephr525
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- Re: Yay......Re: Please put my order... water01
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- Vit C josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,490I quit taking oral Vit C quite a few months ago but was tempted to take it just at this time to see if it might lessen my pain or something. I'm probably better off with just Acerola Cherry powder.
I seem to have less bowel tolerance to oral Vit C at this time, possible because I've detoxed my bowel with IF1 and IF2. Only a tsp or so caused loose stools. I used to take TBSs of it and not get loose stools.
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- Yay......Re: Please put my order tog... Willowley
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- Re: Please put my order together Uny josephr525
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- Re: Please put my order together Uny Willowley
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- Please put my order together Uny josephr525
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- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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- Re: The Week From Hell bkrisp
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This is a reply to # 1,843,196Hm, how about 4 coffee enemas, 2 back to back, twice a day?
Juicing? I'm sure I've read of your juicing previously and owning one.
Echinacea? My advice to anyone with a problem is to drink a whole 1oz bottle. I always get exciting results :)
You should probably spend this weekend figuring out a good natural healing program that works for you and doing it asap!
I mentioned in my previous post that I'm down to one meal a day from doing nourishing protein smoothies, juicing with superfood, and coconut water. By one meal I mean an avocado. It really makes it a lot easier to implement certain healing protocols such as enemas, tinctures, hot/cold therapy, when you're not trying to plan meals. That being because I'm simply not craving food when I'm thoroughly nourishing myself. I can't say for anyone else, but I know the coffee enemas seriously help me with my lethargy/depression/anxiety. It isn't caffeine because I don't come off of it like I would from a cup of coffee. It's like with the snap of a finger, I'm thinking again about what I'm going to do next and future plans etc. I'm thinking my liver is the source and hence the 5 day liver flush. The protein smoothie is just 3/4-1cup almond milk, 1 banana, 2 tbsp brewer's yeast, 6-8 strawberries, and flax oil. I made one for my sis the other day who's a toxic smoker and she came back a few days later craving one! The body speaks. The superfood is so basic it's practically a no-brainer. I went blueberry picking today (3rd day of my liver flush) and was craving raw honeycomb for some reason, so I'm going out for some bee propolis asap, maybe do the same for healthy dose of b-vitamins etc. with signs of depression??
Maybe start nourishing and see where to go from there. Just trying to be of some help since being crippled does not sound fun! My boyfriend just sprained his 3 toes abroad, and I have to make an order with Uny so when he comes back in a week I can help him heal up ;)- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,215I should pass on the CEs for today, and I already have loose bowels from a tad too much Na Asc, which I'm not going to take any more.
I do juice every morning and will keep it up. I've had to reduce carbs lately though, because I got sick from wayyy too much fruit, etc. I'm hoping I can fix that with cayenne, garlic, IF1 and IF2.
- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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- Re: The Week From Hell unyquity
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- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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- Re: The Week From Hell Celestial
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This is a reply to # 1,843,179Hey Joseph,
Sure sorry to hear about your accident! So I am assuming that in addition to breaking the ankle that you also fell or flew onto the ground or other surface during the accident and came to a very sudden, rude and jarring halt. That alone is probably why you are hurting everywhere and stiff- not just your ankle. I can speak from experience here- I am 56 and was in a car accident in February of this year. Just from my arms being braced on the steering wheel and my feet both planted on the brake at the moment of impact, my entire body took the force of the sudden stop. I was very stiff and sore and inflamed in every muscle and joint for a number of weeks.
What helped me to recover was: 1. hot soak baths with Epsom Salts , baking soda and hydrogen peroxide., 2. lots of visits to the chiropractor, 3. some gentle professional massage, 4. Lots of herbal calcium formula and superfood, BF&C ointment and Uny's massage oil, 5. A homeopathic product called Traumeel in pill form and a massage cream by the same name- both very anti inflammatory, 6. Lots of rest, gentle stretches, sauna, sleep a lot, very gentle bounces on my mini-trampoline for short times (probably not for you with your ankle though,7. Black strap molasses, apple cider vinegar, calcium hydroxide and kelp mixed and sipped slowly (the Moreless drink), 8. Green smoothies with lots of greens like kale, etc.
I hope some of these ideas help you out. It is hard to be patient and it takes lots of time to recover from such an impact- even more so when we are a little older. Every cell in your body got a rude shock!
Take care and I will remember you in my prayers
Celestial
- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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- Calcium from Sesame, Broccoli, etc.? josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,260Can calcium be absorbed from soaked sesame seeds and broccoli, do you know?
- Re: Calcium from Sesame, Broccoli, e... Celestial
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This is a reply to # 1,843,346Yes, I am back to normal now- normal for me anyway!
Yes, both sesame and broccoli are good sources of calcium. I would soak and then blend the seeds somehow though since they are kind of tough shelled.
Take care
Celestial- Re: Calcium from Sesame, Broccoli, e... josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,352Glad to hear that you fully recovered! I'll be glad when I improve just enough to be able to feed myself and my cats without having terrible pain, and to get by with no more meds.
Oxycodone affected my breathing, I can't seem to breathe as good, but that should pass in a day or so.
It's depressing to be home bound. I'm not much of a TV watcher, I like to be doing stuff, and to not be able to do stuff right now is depressing.
- Re: Calcium from Sesame, Broccoli, e... josephr525
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- Re: Calcium from Sesame, Broccoli, e... Celestial
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- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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- Re: The Week From Hell chirontherainbowbridge
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This is a reply to # 1,843,179
Hi Joe, one thing that has helped my E, who was also hit by a car and knocked from his bike, is craniosacral adjustment.
(and this, just recently, a few months after the fact)
Although he saw an MD after the event- for insurance/legal purposes- no 'serious damage' was uncovered. It was the CS practitioner who found and reported whiplash..etc. etc.
I also recommend EFT...(and personally, I really like ho'oponopono, since I find with it, the 'miraculous' thing is all forgiveness (which seems to be locked into trauma and hidden) at the root, comes back to forgiving oneself...It's just a big circle that gets smaller and bigger at the same time! thus it turns out there is no one, ever, to blame, and so one's own feeling better equates to others feeling healed as well. All the pain and aching says big time mineral reserve-building: alfalfa, kelp, nettles, lots of green goodness.
good plant fats too...coconut, avocado...
:-)
best,
CEdit-- EFT might also translate well to ENERGY freeing techique--since it's more about bound-up or detached and skewed bio-energy than it is about "emotions" per se---It's just that perception-experience-belief (+ triggers that resonate and amplify this sum) altogther adds up to pain of one or many sorts.
- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,270Thanks for your reply.
I'm hoping I'm past the meds stage now, or close to it. 5 mg of Oxycodone made me feel like a zombie yesterday. I hate meds. I'm hoping I can bear the pain w/o any meds, but I have to stay off my feet to reduce the inflammation as much as I can. I have no laptop wireless.
Yeah, I have to forgive myself for riding as fast as I was through a busy intersection. I didn't have the bike under control. I bounced off the front of the mini van. It wasn't a direct impact but it was enough to break my ankle and bruise me up.- Conflicting Info From Ortho MD & His... josephr525
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This is a reply to # 1,843,321Ortho MD says it's OK to put weight on my left, broken ankle leg, but his nurse told me to NOT put any weight on it.
I don't think it's bonded yet. I thought I felt it move today at least 2 times while I was on my crutches and trying to do things in the kitchen, even though the MD put a screw in it.
They're going to take a look at it in about 10 days to see if it has begun to mend.
- Conflicting Info From Ortho MD & His... josephr525
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- Re: The Week From Hell josephr525
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- Re: The Week From Hell bkrisp
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