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Experiment (I can't spell : )

JavaMamma27 posted:

My Dr TELLS me that there is less inflamation in my ilium. FOr dinner tonight I had Strawberries, Bananas, and half a butternut squash. We will see what happens.

But BOY DID THEY TASTE GOOD!! I am Totally craving fruits and vegies.

steph

4 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Experiment (I can't spell : )My Dr TELLS me that there is less inflamation in my ilium. FOr dinner tonight I had Strawberries, Bananas, and half a butternut squash. We will see what happens. But BOY DID THEY TASTE GOOD!! I am Totally craving fruits and vegies. steph

HannahLeigh89 responded:

I bet you are. I know exactly what you mean. I went months (probably close to a year) without any fresh vegetables or fruits and it was really getting to me. I'm adding them back in slowly. I hope you tolerate it well. I really hope you do.

Report This| Share this:Experiment (I can't spell : )I bet you are. I know exactly what you mean. I went months (probably close to a year) without any fresh vegetables or fruits and it was really getting to me. I'm adding them back in slowly. I hope you tolerate it well. I really hope you do.

JavaMamma27 replied to HannahLeigh89's response:

Nothing happened after eating that last night. I had more strawberries and bananas for breakfast. I will finish the squash for lunch.

I just need SOMETHING fresh.

Report This| Share this:Experiment (I can't spell : )Nothing happened after eating that last night. I had more strawberries and bananas for breakfast. I will finish the squash for lunch. I just need SOMETHING fresh.

HannahLeigh89 replied to JavaMamma27's response:

Still doing okay after adding fresh fruits and veggies?

Report This| Share this:Experiment (I can't spell : )Still doing okay after adding fresh fruits and veggies?

JavaMamma27 replied to HannahLeigh89's response:

Blueberries are a HUGE no-no!. I have had intermittin sharp stabbing pain for days and pencil poo. The last time I ate them in December the same thing happened.

Strawberries, bananas, canned green beads, butternut squash have all been ok so far. I shoulf be going into a flare this week (My 26 day cycle), so we will see how is goes.

Report This| Share this:Experiment (I can't spell : )Blueberries are a HUGE no-no!. I have had intermittin sharp stabbing pain for days and pencil poo. The last time I ate them in December the same thing happened. Strawberries, bananas, canned green beads, butternut squash have all been ok so far. I shoulf be going into a flare this week (My 26 day cycle), so we will see how is goes.

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