Re: Dr.Krunchinski/Great success/Sally Grigg/query for you
From: Sally Grigg (LostCst@mcn.org)
Wed Dec 18 15:32:59 2002
At Sun, 15 Dec 2002, MndyWrd@aol.com wrote:
>
>Hi
>My name is Mandy Ward and I live in Northern Ireland. I am going in for
>surgery because of endo. My gynaecologist is going to remove my womb tubes
>ovaries and the pouch of Douglas.
>
>I am very ignorant of everything but I do want the best treatment I can get.
>Although we do not pay for our Health Care we do have 12 to 18 months of
>waiting lists. My own doctor is supportive towards me and is trying to get me
>in asap. At the moment I am taking oxycontin, tramadol kapake and vioxx to
>control the pain. It never takes the pain away but on good days I can achieve
>cleaning my house.
>
>Anyway I wanted to ask you about Spray Gel. What is it? What does it do? I
>need to be a lot more knowledgeable so I can ask for this before my
>operation. I have read a lot of people on the site talking about different
>things but I don't know what any of them are.
>
>I would appreciate if you could give me a bit of knowledge on these matters.
>
>Many Thanks
>Mandy
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Dear Mandy, Sorry it took me so long, we've had a big storm
here on the coast of Northern California, no power, etc. Anyway
Spray Gel is a new substance hopefully available in Ireland, its
not available yet in America, but it is in Germany. It works. Or
at least it did for me. It was a miracle, plus Dr. Kruchinski's
knowlege of how to remove adhesions from impossible situations.
My intestines were mainly above my stomach, twisted and closed off
and stuck to my diaphragm. I'd been having an operation a year just
to stay alive. Dr. Daniel Kruchinski does not use carbon dioxide either.
For me this was very important. Evidently, under an elctron microscope
you can see the organs start decaying and producing those awful adhesions.
I can't give you medical advice, but I do know that most doctors can not
do the operation that we need, it takes hours of painstaking care and skill
to remove the adhesions from your organs withour cutting your organs. My
local, nice GYN cut open my bladder once and then did a full big cut to
repair it. So you probably need a really good person who has done lots
of laproscopic adhesions surgeries, uses a mechanical abdomen lift and
spray gel. But since I'm not a doctor, start with reading the Adhesions
Quilt and back messages to get a broader understanding of adhesions. Good
luck and keep in touch. Isolation is not good when you're in pain.
Love, Sally