At Sat, 11 May 2002, Shali wrote:
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>Hi Sally -
>
>Thanx for the info. I do know the body is making them because it is not
>manufacturing fibrin or enough of it. And it isnt going to if you cant
>get ahold of digestion so that you can heal and produce the fibrin. I
>also know the Reich procedure is not 100% guaranteed. I WAS under the
>impression you have a better chance of them not recurring, as it is in
>the way they perform the procedure. I guess the question is what is the
>percentage ratio between the two classes of people. You did indicate
>many many people on the board have had surgery with them. Doesnt sound
>like a good track record as far as them not recurring if they are still
>on the board! I was hopeful. Now I wonder. This is what I think has
>been happening all along with me. You cant seem to get ahead of them.
>My main intention at this point is not to end up back in emergency
>though. How the hell can you live this way anyway? I do feel a better
>chance now that if I can get these done the way they do them, I can make
>this turnaround.Just seems like I cant get on the other side of
>mountain. Just dont know. Really need to know the success rate
>
>Love - Shali
>
>At Sat, 11 May 2002, Sally Grigg wrote:
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>>Hi, Shali, I'm Sally from Northern California, I've had surgery with Dr.
>>Reich and Redan and they are both excellent doctors. Many, many people here
>>on the board have had surgery with them. What seems to happen is that if
>>your adhesions do not return, you leave the board and we never hear from you
>>again. If however, they come right back, as in my case, then you stick
>>around the board waiting for a "cure".
>>
>> It is not their fault. It's my body doing it. I saw a video of the
>>operation and their skill level is amazing. They can remove the adhesions
>>and not cut the organ. It's really incredible. I've watched my "movie" many
>>times to see if the adhesions feel like they have come back in the same
>>places, and I think so. Love, Sally