I was surprised to hear one of my colleagues is going to have her gallbladder surgically removed and that she is even happy to have it done as soon as possible.
She is in her late thirties, she is married and has a child. She is a beautiful woman but I feel she is dissatisfied with her husband and overstressed with her ambitious daily routine.
When we were together by the xerox machines a month or so ago, copying some documents, I felt so much pressure coming from her that the machines stopped working. They just would not work.
I blamed myself for thinking she was angry although she seemed perfectly calm, all dressed up and beautiful, with a stunning smile. I could not help but feel a series of small invisible attacks coming from her. I was convincing myself it was nothing, just another blow of my hyperimagination.
When she left, I started singing to relief the pressure because I really needed to copy those documents as soon as possible and the xerox machines started working.
I told my colleague about my granny who was 78 when the doctors told her surgery was the only solution to her gallbladder full of stones problem. She did not want to do it. Instead, she stopped eating greasy food and started taking olive oil with lemon every morning. After a while, the attacks stopped and it has been 18 years without gallbladder attacks, all thanks to her dietary discipline routine.
My colleague just sighed and said..but you can’t live like that ( meaning you can’t stop eating all the tasty greasy food) stopping the conversation.
She will have her surgery, remove her gallbladder in hope life will get back to normal.
Gallbladder reacts to anger and dissapointment. You can be completely unaware of your internal fury, burried somewhere deep from long time ago, transformed into sadness.
Your left shoulder may hurt but not all people connect it to gallbladder which is bellow your ribs on the right side of the belly.
Everyone makes their own choices. I just know one thing: if we don’t change the life habits that lead us to the problem, we will continue to have the same problem.
She is in her late thirties, she is married and has a child. She is a beautiful woman but I feel she is dissatisfied with her husband and overstressed with her ambitious daily routine.
When we were together by the xerox machines a month or so ago, copying some documents, I felt so much pressure coming from her that the machines stopped working. They just would not work.
I blamed myself for thinking she was angry although she seemed perfectly calm, all dressed up and beautiful, with a stunning smile. I could not help but feel a series of small invisible attacks coming from her. I was convincing myself it was nothing, just another blow of my hyperimagination.
When she left, I started singing to relief the pressure because I really needed to copy those documents as soon as possible and the xerox machines started working.
I told my colleague about my granny who was 78 when the doctors told her surgery was the only solution to her gallbladder full of stones problem. She did not want to do it. Instead, she stopped eating greasy food and started taking olive oil with lemon every morning. After a while, the attacks stopped and it has been 18 years without gallbladder attacks, all thanks to her dietary discipline routine.
My colleague just sighed and said..but you can’t live like that ( meaning you can’t stop eating all the tasty greasy food) stopping the conversation.
She will have her surgery, remove her gallbladder in hope life will get back to normal.
Gallbladder reacts to anger and dissapointment. You can be completely unaware of your internal fury, burried somewhere deep from long time ago, transformed into sadness.
Your left shoulder may hurt but not all people connect it to gallbladder which is bellow your ribs on the right side of the belly.
Everyone makes their own choices. I just know one thing: if we don’t change the life habits that lead us to the problem, we will continue to have the same problem.
i hope she gets better son enough.
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