Re: Shali /Sally/Reich/Redan

From: Shali (Shali9@icdc.com)
Sat May 11 21:12:46 2002


Hi Sally -

Thanx for the info. I do know the body is making them because it is not manufacturing fibrin or enough of it. And it isnt going to if you cant get ahold of digestion so that you can heal and produce the fibrin. I also know the Reich procedure is not 100% guaranteed. I WAS under the impression you have a better chance of them not recurring, as it is in the way they perform the procedure. I guess the question is what is the percentage ratio between the two classes of people. You did indicate many many people on the board have had surgery with them. Doesnt sound like a good track record as far as them not recurring if they are still on the board! I was hopeful. Now I wonder. This is what I think has been happening all along with me. You cant seem to get ahead of them. My main intention at this point is not to end up back in emergency though. How the hell can you live this way anyway? I do feel a better chance now that if I can get these done the way they do them, I can make this turnaround.Just seems like I cant get on the other side of mountain. Just dont know. Really need to know the success rate

Love - Shali

At Sat, 11 May 2002, Sally Grigg wrote: >
>Hi, Shali, I'm Sally from Northern California, I've had surgery with Dr.
>Reich and Redan and they are both excellent doctors. Many, many people here
>on the board have had surgery with them. What seems to happen is that if
>your adhesions do not return, you leave the board and we never hear from you
>again. If however, they come right back, as in my case, then you stick
>around the board waiting for a "cure".
>
> It is not their fault. It's my body doing it. I saw a video of the
>operation and their skill level is amazing. They can remove the adhesions
>and not cut the organ. It's really incredible. I've watched my "movie" many
>times to see if the adhesions feel like they have come back in the same
>places, and I think so. Love, Sally


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