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'The big question of course – what was going on? I was certain my gallbladder was ruptured where the buckle had forced its way, but what about my liver? Was I slowly hemorrhaging or was it just bile?
After binding myself tightly I went to fetch herbs for bleeding and “damp” conditions. I needed strong astringents and hemostats. Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) was past its prime since it had already flowered but I took it anyway. I always kept part of my nettle patch cut back to prevent flowering so there was plenty of quality material . Besides stopping bleeding, nettles (Urtica dioica) is a nutritive, I’d be needing that since my digestive process was questionable. Plus, if I was losing blood, nettles contains a lot of bioavailable iron to rebuild it. The nettles would be juiced in my wheat grass juicer.'
