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Date Posted: 07:54:06 07/03/21 Sat
Author: Knut Holt
Subject: Thanks for your cleariying answers - Some conclusions
In reply to: Harper 's message, "Re: To Nein Danke and the family - comments and clearifying questions" on 07:04:21 07/03/21 Sat

Hi

It looks like the device with electrodes was used to give training effects for the muscles along your urethra, vagina and rectum, including the spinchters.

I guess this both was to strengthen these muscles as an ingredient of the pelvic adjustments, and also to help incontinence after the procedure go away.

I still think that the sport club of your kids asked for such strengthening to help improve sport results. These muscles are important for the overall function of the pelvic area, even though they do not participate directly in the movement.

The symptoms after your surgeries during kidhood, very strongly suggest that your legs were kept spread, that your arms were swung out and possibly strait up past your head, and some procedure done through your urethra. These type of symptoms are not normal after dental work and tonsillectomy.

Also the long time under anesthesia suggest something similar.

Tonsillectomy and dental work may cause neck pain, and slight symptoms from the urethra can occur, especially if catheter have been used, but not like what you tell.

The sympptoms from the respiratory system is common however. These are unfortunately normal after tonsillectomy and dental work under anesthesia, so I do not think these symptoms indicate anything unusual.

It looks like these project have interfered with your life already in your childhood, and constantly gathered information about you from the archives of health services, schools, sport clubs, and the like.

The medical student had probably got the specific task of recruiting your whole family for further used in their research projects, but make it look like it happened casually.

By the way, have Nein Danke any thought to clearify the conclusion.

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