« Reply #22 on: Saturday 10 March 18 14:39 GMT (UK) »
Yes, the same with my maternal aunt-whom I never knew of course,nor my G Grandma.
My Mum said Blanche used to cry because of the raw liver.The sad thing is it would do no good because sufferers can not assimilate the Vitamins in the B complex , via the digestion.
Blanche died lying on the settee,my Mum was present,she was next in age to Blanche .She would be 14.
It can sometimes be caused by overuse of indigestion remedies which kill off something called the Intrinsic Factor,so inhibiting the absorption of Vitamin B.
The test is called The Schilling test,must be either unpleasant or a real nuisance.
The heart must be tested too.
What a lot of enjoyment we get from our research,the more we find out the more we want to know.
I am coming back to haunt my family if they don`t research my history .
They know a lot of course but there are many more things to find out.
Viktoria.
That's so sad Victoria. She had the rough end of the stick didn't she. My OHs grandmother is the one who told me about the liver and she lived to be 96. She told me because I mentioned my mother was being treated (with medication) for pernicious anaemia when she was in her 40s - thank goodness she came through that okay.
lol - fingers crossed that you don't need to come back to haunt anyone
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