LS, bladder infections and antibiotics
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I'm starting this discussion because this topic seems to come up here and there. Hoping the new user who posted about it on an old thread will tell her story here.
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jenny12392 Morrell1951
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Morrell1951 jenny12392
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That's a lot of infections! Is your life very stress-filled? Have you seen a urologist? My mother was finally diagnosed with interstitial cystitis, not that there's much they can do for it. She doesn't have painful infections, just the frequent urges to pee. But what a pain anyway!
Lula1 jenny12392
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jenny12392 Morrell1951
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hanny32508 Morrell1951
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Morrell1951 hanny32508
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wilmatm hanny32508
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Wilma.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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For the bowels I take Colostrum and that seems to have worked in a positive way. It's the bladder I 'm not sure about. How does one improve on that one?
What is a Kefir maker?
wilmatm hanny32508
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What do you mean you take colostrum? Is that like the cows first two three days milk after calfing or is it someting else?
Wilma.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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Colostrum is made from the first milk a cow produces after giving birth. It seems to have a lot of good bacteria in it that help prevent the calf from getting ill. My intestines have improved on it.
wilmatm hanny32508
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We used to have colostrum as children at home!! It was so delicious. Never knew you could get it.
Thanks Hanny
Wilma
hanny32508 wilmatm
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So lucky you were to have had it as a child. That would have given you much protection from illnesses right there. (Would your parents have known this?)
I'm from Canada. I used to be able to buy 'raw' milk locally. But these farmers are long gone.
wilmatm hanny32508
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We had the colostrum as desert when i was a child and yes my mother was very forward thinking in conservation and health issues.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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One would think that with such healthy lifestyle when young you would be strong as a horse later in life.
wilmatm hanny32508
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You would think that but being migrants to Australia we were bought up in some pretty ordinany coal moning areas and my big brother remembers seeing the mushroom pf an atomic explosion as a child. The farm we were on was down wind of the nuclear testing they did here in Aus at the time.
So even though my parents tried and i tried with my own children it was an up hill battle.
The country would never get away with those things today.
But some very good memories for me all the same.
Wilma.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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Your writing makes me want to ask all kind of questions:
Are you saying that you and your family have been exposed to the effects of an atomic explosion?
Has the vegetation been altered due to this testing?
How do you think your health may have been affected by this?
Morrell1951 hanny32508
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wilmatm hanny32508
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The government are finished paying out those affected but both my parents died young and my sister was not even two when she died of cancer. and she was a new born there at the time.
Yeah i still wonder what we are were exposed to in our life and governments have felt it was needed to keep secret.
Morrell1951 wilmatm
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Chapter 16: A toxic legacy : British nuclear weapons testing in Australia
Published in: Wayward governance : illegality and its control in the public sector / P N Grabosky Canberra : Australian Institute of Criminology, 1989
wilmatm Morrell1951
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Will have a look now about it.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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wilmatm Morrell1951
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Thank you.
wilmatm hanny32508
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That was the farm that my brother saw the bomb.
We are all moved an and away since then but for me i seem to go from one mining town to the next lol
But yes my father was 59 my mother early 70's and my sister 22 months old.
I am one of 9 children and all four girls have auto immune diseases as well as at least two of my brothers.
I guess with big families there are big odds.
I say my parents died too young because their mothers both lived to be in their nineties.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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wilmatm hanny32508
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hanny32508 wilmatm
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Same as my thyroid problem. Was it because my mother may have received radio active treatment prior to my birth, due to a mastectomy? It is known that in the second generation there might be this 'result'.
I have to say 'might' be.
And then again - other people get sick too with things like you mentioned. Is there more polution of any kind than we know off? Etc. etc.
Thanks for sharing all this Wilma.
suzanne00 wilmatm
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wilmatm hanny32508
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I am begining to understad many people on this sight have experienced some pretty awful stuff.
Funny but when i was at school my mum was the greeny. She was so befor her time in taking action with dyes, pollutants, cleaning chemicals etc. she came to my class and spoke on how Holland sterilised their country by being too clean and was warning us back then to be careful.
The area we finally moved to when i was in my teens was known to have the cleanest air in our state at the time.
Any way like you say it could have been anything but i know for me it was stress of major kind that precursored three of my auto immune diseases.
wilmatm suzanne00
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Was very sad what happened to the aboriginal people who lived in that area.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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hanny32508 wilmatm
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wilmatm hanny32508
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wilmatm hanny32508
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Crazy.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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hanny32508 wilmatm
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wilmatm hanny32508
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I guess we are all the same in that respect.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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At least we know we're not alone, and that helps a bit.
Wishing you lots of strength in the process to learn to cope.
wilmatm hanny32508
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Wilma.
hanny32508 wilmatm
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B12 will be a big help. I receive one injection per month.
Helps with the mind as well.