Hi all CS'Rs, The silver on the catheter prompted me to share this treatment. I am paralyzed now, gut, bowel , bladder, still can walk pretty decently with the canadian crutch. However, this last thing happened slowly so that I wasn't really aware that I wasn't emptying my bladder or anything else for that matter, but I got a bladder infection and then another one and now we know it is neurological--demyelinating disease which I have had and is now active again.
Cut to the chase. I have to catheterize for residual at least twice a day and though I cannot feel the outside, I can feel the inside and it was so raw and nothing was helping that and of course trying to sleep with every hour pain to void was making me tired.(the pain of course is not in the usual place so had to figure that one out too) So 3 days ago I started instilling the CS I make into my bladder when I catheterized after emptying the bladder. Well, it is working. Much more comfortable and got some rest last night. I have been reading the list, but not to trust my self to post lately. Seems like I am getting better in that respect now. Chronic severe pain is not good for human beings, even if one is enduring this for honorable reasons. I learned this the hard way, of course. My doctor recognized this and sat me down about it. Who would have known how much that constant thing can change a person in every way. I hope that I was not as uncompassionate with all of you as I was with myself. If so I apologize. My memory fails me for the last 2-3 months perhaps. Just kept trucking. Well, Amen. Anyway, what simple thing to do and cheap and safe and, well just did good all around. So I also have to do bowel care now--nothing like paraplegia:-))) and I was just so put off by the whole thing and sure that this was not good for infections in the area, so I started using CS that I make in the enema without diluting or anything. Had to make quite a bit but after 3 of those, I also began feeling much better and though still paralyzed I don't have that awful old ammonia stink that was there before. So I think I am helping the whole deal with the CS. I am also much more relaxed for some reason. Maybe just to get things moving the right direction. I just read Bud MacFarlanes new book, "House of Gold" about Y2K and stuff and sure enough in the book, the first year 1/3 or more of the people succumb to Flu--no antibiotics, nothing. Each year after that it gets beter because the people develope immunity and they also stay away from people and people understand that. It is a great read. I felt so good and thank ful that 2-3 years ago when this list started--(when was that exactly? My sense of time is terrible!) from the Rife list that I did this and learned and you helped me. This would have saved those people. Anyway I think it is a blessing from God and I was really happy that I know how to do this!! Now I need to get a set up that is simple and doesn't use the wall electricity I am using now. Marsha, could I buy some silver from you? Like several sets? I sure would appreciate it. Anyway, maybe this info can help someone you know who like me needs to head things off at the pass with all this chronic paralysis business. Perhaps all paraplegics could put a little silver in their catheters every day and not get sick and die from kidney and bladder infections. When you can't feel things, they get bad before you even know you are sick. I guess the book, "Pain, the gift Nobody wants" makes a lot of sense to me now. Blessings, susan >I found this on MEDLINE. It looks like there is good money to be saved >by insurance companies by using silver. When they catch on I bet that >silver will become their little darling cash cow. Patient care may get >better as a consequence. Patient care won't get too good though. Just >think of all the doctors, hospitals, insurance companies that would be >out of work if we all got well and stayed well by using preventive care. >WOW! > >Health Care Cost Reengineering Rep 1999 Jan;4(1):13-4, 1 > >Silver-coated catheter reduces hospital UTIs, associated costs. > >IDEA BANK: Silver-coated catheter reduces hospital UTIs, associated >costs. Catheter-associated UTI can extend a patient's hospital stay by >3.8 days, increasing costs significantly. >Find out what new study says about a new catheter that decreased the >incidence of UTIs in the study population. > >PMID: 10345816, UI: 99176212 > > >-- >The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > >To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: >[email protected] -or- [email protected] >with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > >To post, address your message to: [email protected] > >List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > > > Susan Light is "Living in God's Holy Thoughts." -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
