Healing of pancreatitis with frequent acute attacks (chronic)

Mrs C. S. (77), Oldenburg (Germany)

In April 1980 the first severe bout of cramp-like pain occurred in my upper abdominal region accompanied by vomiting. After a six-week stay in hospital, the medical diagnosis was acute pancreatitis. I was put on a strict diet of low fat foods, with no raw fruit, salads, cherries, cake or coffee. Despite this, I had two more severe attacks that same year, each followed by five weeks in hospital.

The medical diagnosis then was: acute attacks of chronic pancreatitis. Despite maintaining my diet, the pain and vomiting continued to occur about five to six times a year. Each time I lost up to 5 kilos. Finally I lived on boiled chicken, potatoes, mixed grain bread, light jam and stewed pears.

In December 1989 I learned about the teachings of Bruno Gröning. At the end of the year I had an attack of pain once again and it recurred six months later. Since then it has never come back and I have been healed since the summer of 1990. I can eat whatever I fancy, even cakes, whipped cream, ice cream and chocolate. In the past this was unthinkable.