First GB attack -- need advice 
mgardner
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I've been on a fast since april 23rd and have lost 40 pounds. I started with the master cleanse, then went to Medifast with 1 small protein meal a day. Sunday I had a gallstone attack that landed me in the hospital with morphine and am now taking Robinul.
1 -- I don't want my gallbladder yanked out!
2 -- I am still losing weight and have 27 pounds to go
3 -- What kinds of foods should I start incorporating. Right now I'm afraid to eat anything and am drinking meal replacements only.
Do you have any recommendations for me? I meet with the surgeon today and am going to beg/plead whatever I have to do to keep my GB.
Your advice is greatly appreciated!
Melanie- Just say no, and walk out. spleenpain
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You already know that you can save your self by diet, exercise and liver flushing. I assure you that taking out your GB, while it takes away the GB attacks, it is not a solution to anything and only really creates more long term insidious problems.
The docs will try to frighten you - don't listen to that. You should at least give your body a chance to heal itself naturally.
Please keep us informed how your doctor visits go.- Re: Just say no, and walk out. GCrim21
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MoreThis is a reply to # 389,330So what do we do those of us who have a gall bladder full of gallstones? Just do liver flushing? My older brother who was 71 years old when he had gall bladder removed has been doing great and eats anything he desires. He feels great with no problems. I am not trying to be a pessimist but I would probably fall into the category or percentage of those that would have problems. My cardiologist says get my gall baladder removed as it has been mimicking heart problems with chest pain and sickness. I can't have the laproscopy surgery because I have a heart pacemaker and bipolar cauterizing cannot be used. I will have to be 'opened up' the old fashioned way.
GCrim21- Re: Just say no, and walk out. Blueduck
20 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 389,345You would benefit by doing liver flushes. Yes, you can get out stones by doing it. Yes, you can get all of the stones out. You also have to change what you eat, so as not to keep making gall stones.
You can feel better in just a few liver flushes. Your doctor will try and talk you out of doing liver flushes. They always try and talk people out of it because they want to do plenty of surgeries.
I hope you stick around and do some more liver flushes.
Welcome to Curezone.
See my other post to you.
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Hi,
you said: "Do you have any recommendations for me? I meet with the surgeon today and am going to beg/plead whatever I have to do to keep my GB. "
It is YOUR gallbladder, you do not have to beg/plead to keep it, do some flushing. You have been fasting, but have you been flushing? I would suggest that you add some fiber to your diet even if you keep up with the meal replacements to help get the stones out of your colon once you flush. Gallbladder problems are a symptom of a larger problem with your liver, removing it will only relieve the symptoms for a while. I have had mine removed and the symptoms were only slightly releived, 3 years or so after having it removed I learned about flushing, still in the process (only done 4 flushes) but feel better then after having gb removed. Just my two cents, but remember, you are in control of your health, doctors are not gods, nor are they the police forcing you to surgery Whatever decion you make it is YOURS to make. Good luck making your decision.
Anna
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