Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

Jeff, Is it possible that maybe... maybe... there is scarring in the bladder? although dmso is supposed to help with scars. Or... maybe the bladder just isn't as flexible (expandable) as it once was? I am with yourwife..lol.. just being able to live with some normalcy and being pain free

Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

I'll bring the iced tea and veggie platter for the Bladder Party. :D To combat winter blues - I personally recommend Indoor Sunshine® Light Bulbs. They made a huge difference with my SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder). http://sunshinesciences.com When you order, put raven10 in the coupon box

CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

My wife and I thank you all for your encouragement and responses. I have been documenting our journey just in case this worked so I could hopefully help others. We still have a long way to go but there is no pain and the CS I make does not hurt her in any way and never did from day one ( unlike

Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

Mine too. A few years ago I wound up in the emergency room having trouble breathing. They kept me there overnight and gave me every test for heart attack in the book, ending with a treadmill test! Most of the time I wasn't allowed to drink or eat, but they did relent and give me some oxygen and

Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

Jeff I am so happy for you, this is the type of story I love to read, so thanks for sharing with us all - you will knock his socks off, however do not be disappointed if he is not impressed, this is unfortunately the normal response !You simply keep on doing what you have found works

Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

My Motto=Stay away from doctors, they'll kill ya Smitty On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 1:18 PM, Lena Guyot wrote: > Hi Jeff, > > Your story is inspiring! Congratulations! Meanwhile, we need more sockless > docs: and patient, persistent, determined people like you and your

Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

This is wonderful news, Jeff.  One piece of information.  If you wife is post-menopausal she might want to stay out of baths and hot tubs.  As tissues thin and lose tone it allows bacteria to infiltrate the urethra and thus cause bladder infections.PT From: Lena Guyot

CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

Sorry it has taken so long to do this. I was given a lot of useful help and suggestions from here and I wanted to update what we have been doing. As you may remember, my wife has been suffering for almost 3 years with a bladder problem ( that has never been really diagnosed because it doesn't fit

Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

Jeff... wonderful, wonderful news. I know you and your wife are thrilled with wife's progress. Since you seem to have found a protocol that works, you might think about continuing the procedures withouttrying to continue to 'push the envelope' since what you are doing seems to be working for

Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

On 11/11/2015 04:16 PM, Jeff wrote: (snip) The pain reduced on a daily basis till last Friday when she told me she was pain free She has control of her bladder and has no more flare ups or frequency problems She is on no medication at all for over a month (snip) Wonderful news and possibly

Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

Hi Jeff, Your story is inspiring! Congratulations! Meanwhile, we need more sockless docs: and patient, persistent, determined people like you and your wife are the people to create them! Be well, Léna On Nov 11, 2015, at 4:16 PM, Jeff wrote: > Sorry it has taken so long to do this. I was

Re: CS>Update on Wife's Bladder

I'm so glad Jeff, I just wish we had done this for my husband but unfortunately he opted to have his bladder removed, which with hindsight - was a big mistake. Best wishes to you bothDee Sent from my iPad > On 11 Nov 2015, at 21:16, Jeff wrote: > > Sorry it has