The dreaded gluten

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The dreaded gluten

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Good evening. Well, in spite of all of my good efforts I was glutened on the day before Thanksgiving. I take my own food everywhere so I had no worries for my Thanksgiving meal. I am still trying to figure out what happened, but I believe it was in my own kitchen by my son. He was home from college for a week and while I cooked dinner every evening he was in the kitchen at breakfast and lunch doing who knows what. On Wednesday I started with a headache (which is typical for me if I ingest gluten) and then my stomach hurt. I no longer get D, which is great but the left-side pain was very bad on Thanksgiving evening. I had to use the heating pad. I also forgot what brain fog is like. So other than not letting him come home from college anymore I will take better care in cleaning the counters and using my own containers, pans, etc. By Sunday I was feeling pretty much back to normal. On a brighter note, I purchased lamb chops that were reduced to half price at the grocery store today. That was my first experience with lamb and I like it.
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Post by tex »

Hi Marcia,

That's a heck of a note, but you're probably right about how it happened. That's good that the effects didn't last for more than a few days.

Finding a new food that works and tastes good is definitely a good day.

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Post by HappyBird »

Hello Marcia.........

So sorry to hear about your setback, I know that pain and dread it so much and also find comfort from a heating pad. Hope you are back to your best soon.
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Post by Gabes-Apg »

Sorry about the gluten.

(Stories like this make me appreciate my 'solitary' living )
albeit the fact that there was no D, is a good indicator of the progress with Gut Healing.

more importantly yeah for half price Lamb and that you liked it!!
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Post by Marcia K »

Hi. Thank you, I'm pretty much back to normal. He came home again this weekend for a funeral so I just have to watch that he doesn't poison me again!
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