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I know this is an older video; but I'm sorry you had to go thru this:( You were so young; & it is strange so many new mothers are going thru this! I'm in my 60's & just had mine out a few months ago - worst decision of my life!! My ocassional attacks were nothing compared to this everyday nightmare I'm living now. You're right; the docs just say you can eat normally:/

I'm eating normal 8 days out of surgery. I kept it slow with only soups with mashed pumpkin, rice, and chicken the first 3 days. Now I feel renewed and digest food better. I think I had sludge and there wasnt even bile flow.

So, let's be honest. You never drank coffee. And then you started drinking black coffee. Those other things you mentioned are abominations.

This is disgusting. No one needs to walk on eggshells to be around you. Maybe you are the problem

Please don't raise your kids like this. Ewwwwwww. Someone needs to call DHS

Bipolarism isn't real

Been having issues since after 1st baby over 8 years ago. I've had 4 more babies since then. This pregnancy I was diagnosed with gallstones and sludge at 10 weeks pregnant after nearly dying from an infection. I had no idea I had this issue but it all began to add up, the agonising pain worse than childbirth after a fatty meal, needing to travel by ambulance, thinking I was having a heart attack. Now they want to remove the gallbladder after I give birth to this baby. Being pregnant on a low fat diet has been horrendous. I don't want the surgery, I worry about the side effects of removing it. However, I over did it on a roast chicken a few weeks ago and had a flare up which confirmed that this issue has gotten worse! I would only have an attack once a year maximum after I had my first child. Since getting infected and diagnosed I have flare ups and diarrhoea everytime I eat something even a little over 5g of fat. 😢 Don't know what to do. Also afraid of cleanses because of the risk of those. It's not that I want to eat fat, I admire the changes in my diet, but I'd love to enjoy something fatty every now and again.

Thank you for this. I hope you find the right medicine for you. ❤

I have it chronic 7 years now upper body but bot headache same pain but no heafache

In my case I have more problems after having my gallbladder removed then I did with it

Life is hard. Life with Bipolar is harder

Thank you for this, 6 years later. I was diagnosed with the same a few months ago.

thankss sis you really helped me out i wanted to get over my sugar addiction on coffee but i couldnt i followed your strategy and it is working i used to put 4.5 teaspoons of sugar but now i put only 1 teaspoon of sugar after a week or 2 i think ill probably wont need any keep up the good work

Be thankful that it was removed. Quit pretending to be a vegan, humans are carnivores. FJB 🖕🇨🇳

I am just dash of creamer person or mocha loaded with expresso I make at home but mocha has no sugar thankfully do add dash vanilla..lol Not should I could do as you do but will keep tips in mind!

slowly cut down then change ingredients in this order sugar -> honey -> stevia -> nothing creamer -> milk -> oat/almond milk -> nothing = black. the bitterness doesnt last too long the only negative about black coffee is the teeth staining's a bit worse. use a straw or be mindful when sipping, if you care about that stuff

You’ve been butchered .

I just had mine removed today . I had a consultation with my surgeon on Wednesday and she told me all my possible side effects and what could and couldn’t happen . I’m at a higher risk just because of other health risks . But she also said I know a lot of people who would try to get rid of gallstones by themselves whether it was bile salts or other things and she said I haven’t seen much luck of that work . She said my first month I’ll probabaly have loose stools but it should go away after the first month . But she also said since I do have other health issues I could be one of those rare people that have diarrhea after I eat chronic diarrhea and there’s really no real way of her knowing . She said most people can eat how they would eat before hand but she also said some people have to cut out or really back down on fats and some dairies and what not . I know several people , my cousin, my buddy of mine that had it removed and they are fine . They are some fatty stuff they can’t eat but they just typically go to the bathroom right after they eat . But I’d rather have some bathroom lose stools than the crazy pain and nausea and all that . I’m hoping I can recover quick and not have any major side effects . I was happy with my surgeon who laid everything out and told me what the pros and cons were and she said if you’re having pain now that’s causing you not to eat much and lose weight she said most likely it wouldn’t get better and I would take it out but I’m not telling you in any way what to do . She just said from her experience it wouldn’t get better . And if it did it would be most likely short term and then I would have another flare up or attack and I don’t wanna live with the possibility of having that in the back of my mind that that could just happen anytime . I was told my recovery time would be probably a month and I would start to feel better and not have too much pain and uncomfortableness . She said everyone’s different some are good after a week and some need a few weeks . So I was glad she told me all the pros and cons .

4:57 see this doctor doesn't give a shit, he wants to make his house payment and go on a nice trip with his family which is what your surgery allowed him to do. These people are not caring people they don't get into medicine because they're altruistic saints, most people become doctors to get money.

4:12 when you're a hammer every problem looks like a nail .

I’d love to unschool but I feel like I’m not creative enough for it. I have no idea how to go about it.

it's not a lie, you have to gradually introduce fats ... and many have had no issues to any

Thankyou so much this is so helpful to me as a mother- my Son is going through exactly what you describe- I really hope you get your meds sorted soon so that you get some relief .. feel your pain - Australian fan 🇦🇺 God bless 🙏❤️👍🙏

How come you don’t make anymore videos 😢can you talk about chronic headaches 😢when I have my migraine and the house and all that stuff omg I hate it 😢even though I don’t have too much 👍my sister has depression for years and take a lot of medication but her house is so full of stuff that she can’t manage 😢every time I see her house I came home and start throwing things away 😂

I am not a bipolar 😂I have migraines everyday 😢

I been going through it for months 😢migraine around the clock 😢my neurologist is pushing pills 💊 with my Ibs I can’t 😢now she is saying Botox 😢two different ENT saying it’s a nerve pain 😢I been seeing chiropractor for years it helps somewhat 😢🙏

is it normal of bipolar to have months were you just feel better like yourself, and then crash into depression for the next months?because I felt like a totally different person some months ago

does deplane cut hypomania?I don't want to loose happy feelings:(

Who has had lithotripsy shockwave treatments for gallstones. Did it work? The doctor said the gallstones will come back so what!

Suffered my first attack in 2018. Just had mine removed Oct 8, 2023. The bills are now rolling in. I have great insurance too. The total charges were over $40,000. I'm paying just over $2400. I had my removal at Mayo Clinic. 2 weeks later, I'm still in pain...abdominal incision pain even though it was laparoscopic. The poop situation sucks. Never normal yet, either diarrhea or constipation. I'm also a side/belly sleeper and still have to sleep on my back. It's a drag, but I'm glad it's over...and it isn't getting any cheaper either!!

Bless ur soul thanks for this video

I just got a new diagnosis added on top of Bipolar 2 with Anxiety Disorder. So now its: Here we go... Bipolar 2 with ADHD and comorbidities of Anxiwty Disorder and Rejection Sensativity Dysphoria. I'm a casserole of screwed up.

Can I ask what are the specs in cm ? When the chairs are under the table and when they’re “ out “ ?

Thank you so much for this.

I feel your frustration and i agree. I had mine removed about 10 years ago and today I am going to the gastro doc bc of issues I've had the past year or more. My liver enzyme tests were elevated after removal, now they are high. I'm not an alcoholic. I have a feeling that these doctors don't see the issues that some of us have down the line and don't know about it. Or it's purely monetary. Surgery is big money and instead of handling therapeuticly.... I don't want to say I absolutely regret removal, but I regret not getting educated about it. And just taking the doctors word that nothing would change, I didn't need my gall bladder...

I am with you. I 100 percent regret it. I went to 3 different doctors and ask numerous friends and they all said have the surgery but I feel like I could have helped my situation. At least if you try first then you know but others say they have tried and still end up having surgery. I have heard very few that really fixed it.

I am the same. I had my first baby and a month after I got my first gallbladder attack. I have had 20 attacks in the past 6 years but I have started a flush and it has helped massively. but women ger them after childbirth because of the massive hormonal spike of if you had any help for fertility. I am still working on keeping my gallbladder. but yes...the attacks are worse than childbirth and I had no meds... I have found the "AmAzing Gallbladder Flush" as a massive help to me!!

I find it hard to quit the milk

Covid migraines!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi I wanted to address the pregnancy in gold blotter one of the main things that causes call bladder disease is high estrogen levels estrogen levels turn on quarters all quarters all's high stress. I also want it to address one of the ladies by the name of Brown that was talking about being allergic to seeds before she had her surgery my niece who had hers several years ago says that she cannot eat strawberry seeds or raspberry seeds or any kind of seeds are even cucumbersates anymore since she's had her surgery so I think that maybe it was something from the surgery itself. A lot of people think that it's genetic like my mom owns it my sister owns it my daughter owns it I have it My son has it my niece has it I have itMy son has it my niece has it I have it. I think we might just all eat a light coming from the same family.

Please keep sharing because you are saving lives. No one will ever understand until it happens to them.

Well, I've struggled with my gallbladder since my teens, but had a massive attack last night and I really just want it removed now. I've never been in so much agony in my life. The only thing that comes close to it was the time I likely had a diverticulitis attack my freshman year of college, it was really bad but at least I didn't fear I was having a heart attack.

I recently got into drinking coffee, I’ve always had it black like my skin.

I have the same thing as you. I am 14 years old and I have had this terrible migraine for a year with absolutely NO RELIEF. I hope the doctors figure it out. No medication works, NOTHING. It's making my whole body hurt and I wear sunglasses constantly

My 14yo has been going through this for a year now and it's killing me as a mother I tried everything and beyond and still nothing. I'm happy that ppl like you understand what she's going through bc her friends think she is faking , she CAN'T hang out, CAN'T do gym class ,music class anything . This has killed her life . SHE DOESN'T HAVE A LIFE A 14YO IS SUPPOSED TO HAVE its now affecting her mentally .I hope soon she will get better bc its killing me that i can't help her at all.

My crash happened last month after an extended hypomanic episode which was the longest I've experienced (I may have "crossed over" to full blown Manic Depression/Bipolar). At most extreme, I felt like I could face anything and could accomplish everything. I felt like there was pure energy radiating from me. I felt like I had reached some level of enlightenment. At the lowest of the hypomania, I was "elevated, but realistic" and welcomed challenges. Not now. The worst part of it is the lack of energy and lack of motivation. During past depressive episodes, I would turn to Cannabis for a boost, but since I will be on-boarding soon (transitioning from contractor to employee), I'm leaving the "Devil's Lettuce" alone. At least I know what's happening to me. I'll get through it. It just sucks.

After COVID vaccine, I’ve been having an everyday headache on left temple. How are you now? Do you still have headache?

I love this sooooo much ❤❤❤❤ thank you ! Love you’re content:)

I had headaches for about 15 months now. I have headaches all day 24/7 I can't able to do my work. I had some other symptoms too like sleepiness, neck pain, jaw pain.

How’s your mental health has your advice helped you?