Don't give up. Keep flushing.

Paulette

Well your sister is partially right. The stones won't stop whether you have a gb or not. By the time your gb is affected with stones, you are in some serious liver congestion with stones. Take it from me, I had my gb out for lack of information. My doc outright lied to me when he told me my symptoms would go away after surgery.
My symptoms continued...the pain, nausea, diarrhea, indigestion. I had my gb out in Oct of 2002 and by June of 2003 I was miserable. I read for six months before I flushed and I just wish that I would have tried to save my gb. I will never know if I could have avoided surgery, but I needed to flush anyway. I have passed over 1600 stones in 10 flushes. I have done two rounds parasite cleansing. (And yes, if you are full of stones your liver is full of parasites).
I have to say that it took 5-6 flushes over a couple of months (on avg every two to three weeks) before I felt more human. And after I passed a few stones that were as large as a quarter it was quite a turnaround on my pain and nausea.
If you flush and a "stone gets stuck" a dose of Epsom Salts will get that stone to pass thru the dilated duct.
I hope you consider what I have said. Surgery does not fix your symptoms. Only you can. If you listen to your instincts and help cure yourself thru the knowledge gained within this site.

Of course a surgeon will want to do surgery..that is how they make lots of money.

They wanted to take out my gall bladder too. They even went so far as to tell me that I would die if I did not have their surgery.....and have it immediately....that was almost a year and a half ago. I have done 16 flushes.

When I had my serious gall bladder attack and went to the ER because I was scared it was a heart attack (yeah, it was bad, *LOL*) I had been on the computer reading about gall bladder attacks and luckily I had found a little information one flushing. I walked out of the ER, came home and flushed the next day. I changed what I ate. I ate nothing that would aggravate the gall bladder.

I quit eating:
Fried food
Red Meat
Chocolate
Coffee
white flour products...NO bread or pasta.....
dairy.....cheese is the very worst one
eggs
fast food
junk food......all of it..and I mean ALL !
processed foods
sugar...it is an addictive drug !



I started eating raw vegetables. I ate boiled chicken with no skin and mung beans. I got a juicer and started juicing.
I began to drink water and more water. We need to drink half our body weight in ounces of water, daily. I ate a few fruits. I started to eat a lot of salad, with olive oil home made kind of salad dressing.

I kept my gall bladder. They are not getting it.

Hope you stick around and do not let them have your gall bladder either.

Blueduck

This doctor (and most) just want to make money off of you. I had severely horrible gallbladder pain attacts about five and a half years ago. I then learned what it was, cleaned up my diet, and then learned about liver flushing, and saved myself thousands of dollars in paying medical bills. Just read the different reciepes for liver flushing, I would suggest the one where you drink a whole bunch of organic apple juice (make sure it has the floaty fiber in it, if you can find it) cleanse, followed by a bunch of olive oil and grapefruit mixed together.

Note, I did not have any more attacks after I cleaned up my diet, basically from whatever I wanted to eat all of the time to maybe one piece of bad stuff per day verses 5 or more bad food choices a day.