About Us
Life With No Gallbladder was established by a group of individuals who when undergoing gallbladder surgery in New Zealand for treatment of gallstones found themselves experiencing heath complications commonly diagnosed as post cholecystectomy syndrome after gallbladder removal and no treatment support offered through main stream heath providers
We later discovered New Zealand surgeons were breaching human rights by offering cholecystectomies as the one stop solutions for removing gallstones without fully informing patents of risks, high statistical likely hood of side effects which damages patents health and of alternative treatment options.
New Zealand surgeons tock extreme steps to cover up medical fraud by denying patient health complications are PSC related, calling PSC controversial and even preventing treatment support through false submissions to medical review panels
The goal of this site: To help as many people as possible understand the true consequence of Gallbladder removal and provide reference material necessary for self-help education and diagnoses where none is offered through main stream heath providers
Visit our sister sight also http://hdcfraud.com which exposes New Zealand’s largest ongoing elective surgery medical fraud protected by the health consumer watch dog, the Health and Disability Commissioner
Hello, I was really excited to find this site. But I am not sure why the forum is no longer operational? This is important work and the world needs to know about the amount of unecessary gb removals that still occur.
Hi Back. The Forum is in lock down. Came under too many attacks. It’s now used as knowledge base for testimony , help FAQ’s. Yes – Fraud. We have a plan to expose, even shut down DR perceived right to lie ‘ therapeutic privilege’ in order to exploit ‘ clinical freedom ‘ with out providing consent . Sadly woman are the main victims, continuing i.e -> Mesh implants Very Best, take care LWNGB
I am listed on this site and I never gave perms for my testomy to appear, I have emailed twice now to get it removed. I had my g/b removed over 5 years ago and so glad I did as I nearly died.