day 24 - appendicitis 
dj master p
14 years ago
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on day 23 i had another bowel movement. with a little help from my ozonated water.
today my boss called and left me a message "call me back. i need to talk to you." he had a tone of urgency which disquieted me. i wrote him a message back: "if you have any bad news for me i want to know about it after i have recovered. otherwise you're welcome to call me back." well, he hasn't.
today my head is racing. i don't know whether i'm doing the right thing. what am i waiting for? shouldn't i start refeeding myself? something tells me not to. am i doing the right thing with the ozonated water? maybe the appendix DID break already and the water is pushing feces into it? but now i'm gonna stick with it. i want to.
how long will it take to regain weight and look like a normal human being again? how long will it take until i can work again? i cannot allow myself to stay away from work for too long. and then - i'm still not sure that i'm cured. i still feel the appendix. when i sit in a certain position. when i drink too much water at once. when the computer leans for too long on that side. 24 days for christ's sake. alright, i'll do 26 and then to hell with everything. if i'll have to do surgery and that's what i will do. at least i tried otherwise.
i wish i could say: "to hell with everything. i'm gonna do what's most important now. concentrate on my recovery. everything else has to stand back. there will be solutions for everything. but one thing after another." and just chill. but today i can't. and i know i always do something stupid when i'm like that. i need to quiet down and relax.
just relax.- Re: day 24 - appendicitis fasting2goal
14 years ago
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,262,216wow, you have a million things running through your mind don't you? I can only begin to imagine.
Your health is priority, everything else can wait. Best of luck to you and your decisions! - Re: day 24 - appendicitis hamo
14 years ago
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,262,216An honest question: Why didn't you do the surgery in the first place?
- Re: day 24 - appendicitis dj master p
14 years ago
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This is a reply to # 1,262,246why should i expose my body to such a traumatizing experience as a surgery, then undergoing Antibiotic treatment, anesthesia, then having removed something that is part of my body, which i do not believe is superfluous (as so many conventional doctors claim), why go through all this if i could possibly cure myself by going on a fast? even if the chance is slim, but i do think it's worth trying, don't you think?
- Re: day 24 - appendicitis Raine13
14 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 1,262,275DJ -- you think much like I do. I would also do whatever it took to avoid surgery.
- Re: day 24 - appendicitis mouseclick
14 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 1,262,348Absolutely agree. I feel the same way. This body is mine, it is my vehicle in this world. It is ME. The brain that controls it no so stupid enough as to fill it with rubbish shown on glossy TV ads, then ask someone to cut it up with a knife to remove parts damaged by that abuse. Rather I would try and change my ways, and hope and pray with all my heart that I can undo the damage.
Bet you don't take headache tablets either
- Re: day 24 - appendicitis mouseclick
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- Re: day 24 - appendicitis chrisb1
14 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 1,262,275dj master p
I think we could have a skeptic in the forum as to why you didn't have surgery to begin with.
A mainstream troll perhaps?
Chrisb1. - Re: day 24 - appendicitis hamo
14 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 1,262,275"why should i expose my body to such a traumatizing experience as a surgery...why go through all this if i could possibly cure myself by going on a fast? even if the chance is slim, but i do think it's worth trying, don't you think?"
Well there are risks and downsides to not taking surgery, but I am sure you already know that. And belive me I am not trying to talk you out of your fast. I suport your decision and I will suport you moraly.
having a surgery does not make you a bad person. I myself have had a gall bladder removed. It is a relatively painless experience, and the most painful part was the bill from the hospital.
I am fasting to cure my anxiety, headaches, and to lose some weight. However I notice a certain amount of distrust and antagonism towards mainstream medicine on this forum. Mainstream medicine is not all that bad. People get hung up one-off occurrences, rare side-effects and such. It is easy to forget all the wonderful things that medicine has done for us.
My great grand father lived in Serbia. He had 10 kids, of which only 2 survived to age 4. Such was the life without modern conveniences and medicines. Imagine the pain of losing your children. And without medicines, which one of us would die from polio? What about chicken pox and cholera? People do not see these things, but we do see a friends cousins aunt who had a bad reaction to some drug.
- The basic cause of ALL Disease. chrisb1
14 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 1,262,698Hello Hamo,
This post is dedicated to the motto of curezone as a whole.....
(Educating Instead of Medicating).
"And without medicines, which one of us would die from polio? What about chicken pox and cholera?"
The basic cause of ALL disease.........
http://www.soilandhealth.org/02/0201hyglibcat/020103toxemia/02010301.html
By Dr John H Tilden MD.
MANS FOODS & NATURAL HYGIENE.
"The first observations of the beneficial health effect of a fruit and vegetable diet were made by Sylvester Graham early in the 19th Century. Graham was a Presbyterian minister who was lecturing on temperance in Philadelphia when the city experienced a severe epidemic of cholera, and although the death rate was high, a religious sect called Bible Christians, were unaffected by the mortality. Graham, who had studied anatomy and physiology, found that the Bible Christians, who had migrated from England, abstained from all animal foods (flesh, eggs, milk, cheese), condiments, stimulants, tea, coffee, alcohol and tobacco..........
This observation made a deep and lasting impression on Graham and launched him on a crusade for dietary reform as well as reform of other harmful living habits then in vogue. He lectured far and wide on the need for regular physical exercise, fresh air and well ventilated homes, rest and sleep, sunbathing and emotional control. This pattern of healthful living habits later became known as NATURAL HYGIENE."
Source: DICTIONARY of MANS FOODS by Dr William L Esser.
Regards
Chrisb1.
- Re: The basic cause of ALL Disease. chirontherainbowbridge
14 years ago
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This is a reply to # 1,263,285very glad you posted that Chris--to (it is to be hoped)
put an end to this oft-repeated argument, that one sees in every single forum.
A post worth re-posting *all over* curezone. Can some R it please, for easier finding?
- Re: The basic cause of ALL Disease. chirontherainbowbridge
14 years ago
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- Re: day 24 - appendicitis chirontherainbowbridge
14 years ago
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This is a reply to # 1,262,698"I myself have had a gall bladder removed. It is a relatively painless experience, and the most painful part was the bill from the hospital."
No bodily part is 'extra'-- and having something removed will always have repercussions. If the gallbladder needed removing, likely it was loaded with stones--a sure sign the liver needs attention.
There are "side-effects" (in medical parlance) to removing
the gallbladder. You will want to be extra-kind to your liver, for one thing.
C.
- The basic cause of ALL Disease. chrisb1
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