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Re: self care -- Food, Salt , Sugar , Water

  Hi @Former-Member 

Yes @Shaz51 

Good information and commmon sense. Glad other forum helped too.

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Re: self care -- Food, Salt , Sugar , Water

Hi @Former-Member @Shaz51 

I'm fairly consistent with my diet - lots of daily veg, legumes, sometimes a bit of fish, & some cheese.

I could do with eating more eggs (as a vegetarian), but keep forgetting to cook any.

I often have low appetite - due to tiredness, which suppresses my appetite.

Especially today, when I felt a bit nauseous - which was a challenge (no I didn't eat enough).

Somehow, despite all that (& daily diarrea) - I've managed to put on weight.

My digestive system (bowels) have never worked properly for the past 4 years - since my reversal surgery (when I got rid of stoma & bag).

So I'm now over the bottom of my healthy weight range - not under-weight anymore (at the moment).

My surgery wound (from 3 months ago) is all healed up - except for the internal stitches still sticking out (through skin).

Flat tummy yes (excellent) - energy no. Surprisingly it has not picked up, since my surgery (3 months ago).

Thanks for asking.

Adge

Re: self care -- Food, Salt , Sugar , Water

That's the best way to eat it @Shaz51, when it's not too chunky! Perfect for this type of weather! How is your mum today? 

Re: self care -- Food, Salt , Sugar , Water

yes @Ali11 , mum has been home for 4 weeks now Smiley Very Happy which is great

Re: self care -- Food, Salt , Sugar , Water

That is great @Shaz51! Hopefully, each new day is better than the previous. Heart

Re: self care -- Food, Salt , Sugar , Water

me too @Ali11 , one day at a time here , last night I purred beef stew for mum xx

Re: self care -- Food, Salt , Sugar , Water

Finding myself wanting to stress eat but nothing unhealthy in the house ... 

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Hello @Kellbell12 Smiley Happy

 

very understandable @Former-Member , I find stress eating on low carbs foods help , not the same but it does help

Hello @Ali11 , @Adge , @Appleblossom , @Determined 

Re: self care -- Food, Salt , Sugar , Water

Ha ha re stress eating @Former-Member 

I felt like that on the way home today and managed to avoid the supermarket.  NO bad food at home either.

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picnics are great @Determined 

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@Adge WTG you.  Glad your wound has healed. SOmetimes takes longer than expected.

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@Shaz51 Hugs YOU

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Glad the other health specific forums are helpful.

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I had a convo on Monday with a lady who said gluten intolerance was dangerous and life threatening.  My response was that some people over dramatise it.  At home I researched it  Wheat Allergy effects 1 in 1000 and can be dangerous but that is not all people with the allergy ... whereas gluten intolerance is even less than celiacs disease.

 

I have problems with people exaggerating like that with the attitude they are right and its a sign of caring ... or virtue signalling.  Not sure whether to correct her ...or just let it go ... but then ...what is accepted as common ... or common sense becomes something ... detached from reality.... and then people attack me with all sorts of weird statements ...anyway ... that is my PERSONAL sensitivity ... lol

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Re: self care -- Food, Salt , Sugar , Water

Ha ha re stress eating @Former-Member 

I felt like that on the way home today and managed to avoid the supermarket.  NO bad food at home either.

Smiley Happy

picnics are great @Determined 

Smiley Happy

@Adge WTG you.  Glad your wound has healed. SOmetimes takes longer than expected.

Smiley Happy

@Shaz51 Hugs YOU

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Glad the other health specific forums are helpful.

Smiley Happy

I had a convo on Monday with a lady who said gluten intolerance was dangerous and life threatening.  My response was that some people over dramatise it.  At home I researched it  Wheat Allergy effects 1 in 1000 and can be dangerous but that is not all people with the allergy ... whereas gluten intolerance is even less than celiacs disease.

 

I have problems with people exaggerating like that with the attitude they are right and its a sign of caring ... or virtue signalling.  Not sure whether to correct her ...or just let it go ... but then ...what is accepted as common ... or common sense becomes something ... detached from reality.... and then people attack me with all sorts of weird statements ...anyway ... that is my PERSONAL sensitivity ... lol

Smiley HappySmiley SurprisedSmiley SadSmiley Mad

 

@Ali11  I really like your style of being more active on the forums.

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