...I talked to a nurse who said to come in and transferred me back to the desk to make an appt. I need to call back and say no bueno...this is so damn frustrating!Date: 2/10/2010 4:17:31 PM
Author: vc10um
Date: 2/10/2010 4:16:01 PM
Author: sunnyd
Doctor doesn''t have an appt open until the 22nd...that''s a long time away.
Ugh! Does she not realize how dire the sitch is?!?!?!?
Take it, and see if you can finagle in earlier.
Date: 2/10/2010 4:17:31 PM
Author: vc10um
Date: 2/10/2010 4:16:01 PM
Author: sunnyd
Doctor doesn''t have an appt open until the 22nd...that''s a long time away.
Ugh! Does she not realize how dire the sitch is?!?!?!?
Take it, and see if you can finagle in earlier.
The first time yes, the second time (when making the appt) no.Date: 2/10/2010 4:19:14 PM
Author: TheBigT
Thasss nothing. Unless it''s a pressing matter, I have a 4 to 6 month wait at my gynecologist''s office. Did you explain to the receptionist your situation?Date: 2/10/2010 4:16:01 PM
Author: sunnyd
Doctor doesn''t have an appt open until the 22nd...that''s a long time away.
Oh man, T! My Gyno doesn''t take appts. more than a month out, so every July it''s a mad dash to get my August appt.Date: 2/10/2010 4:19:14 PM
Author: TheBigT
Thasss nothing. Unless it''s a pressing matter, I have a 4 to 6 month wait at my gynecologist''s office. Did you explain to the receptionist your situation?Date: 2/10/2010 4:16:01 PM
Author: sunnyd
Doctor doesn''t have an appt open until the 22nd...that''s a long time away.
Call back and bother them. If you''re anxious enough and a PITA enough, you''ll get in sooner.Date: 2/10/2010 4:21:27 PM
Author: sunnyd
Date: 2/10/2010 4:19:14 PM
Author: TheBigT
Date: 2/10/2010 4:16:01 PM
Author: sunnyd
Doctor doesn''t have an appt open until the 22nd...that''s a long time away.
Thasss nothing. Unless it''s a pressing matter, I have a 4 to 6 month wait at my gynecologist''s office. Did you explain to the receptionist your situation?
The first time yes, the second time (when making the appt) no.
4-6 months!! Whoa!!Although I''m only seeing the RNP because the doc is too popular...
Date: 2/10/2010 4:21:56 PM
Author: vc10um
Oh man, T! My Gyno doesn''t take appts. more than a month out, so every July it''s a mad dash to get my August appt.Date: 2/10/2010 4:19:14 PM
Author: TheBigT
Date: 2/10/2010 4:16:01 PM
Author: sunnyd
Doctor doesn''t have an appt open until the 22nd...that''s a long time away.
Thasss nothing. Unless it''s a pressing matter, I have a 4 to 6 month wait at my gynecologist''s office. Did you explain to the receptionist your situation?
Warm (not hot) tea. Wheat toast. bland crackers.Date: 2/10/2010 4:09:15 PM
Author: 4ever
What do you do to settle your stomach? I woke up feeling terrible this morning, have eaten three crackers but don''t want to push it and end up being sick
I''m going to blame the thickshake BF got me last night, I drank it because he got it for me but I drink soymilk only so this has left me feeling really rough.
Not my smartest idea. I put a lot of effort into making the perfect cheesecake and it was just SO good. I couldn''t bear the thought of tossing it out.
Thanks TP, warm tea sounds great right now.Date: 2/10/2010 4:25:16 PM
Author: TooPatient
Warm (not hot) tea. Wheat toast. bland crackers.Date: 2/10/2010 4:09:15 PM
Author: 4ever
What do you do to settle your stomach? I woke up feeling terrible this morning, have eaten three crackers but don''t want to push it and end up being sick
I''m going to blame the thickshake BF got me last night, I drank it because he got it for me but I drink soymilk only so this has left me feeling really rough.
I pretty much just take a nibble of everything in the house and eat what doesn''t make me feel sicker. Sometimes that is plain pasta or icecream, but if that is what I can keep down then well...
If you usually stick to soy and are sick over dairy, enjoy.
When I get sick from dairy I grab a BIG slice of cheesecake or a nice fattening brownie or whatever I''m craving that is bad for me. May as well. It ALL comes out again before it has time to add any pounds. I''m gonna lose it all anyway so I figure I should enjoy what I eat.
Once my stomach decides which end to send everything out, I''m fine.
Maybe not the healthiest solution, but it means eating something that tastes yummy and still losing weight.
Something tells me a thickshake doesn''t fall into this category.Date: 2/10/2010 4:49:19 PM
Author: 4ever
Thanks TP, warm tea sounds great right now.Date: 2/10/2010 4:25:16 PM
Author: TooPatient
Warm (not hot) tea. Wheat toast. bland crackers.Date: 2/10/2010 4:09:15 PM
Author: 4ever
What do you do to settle your stomach? I woke up feeling terrible this morning, have eaten three crackers but don''t want to push it and end up being sick
I''m going to blame the thickshake BF got me last night, I drank it because he got it for me but I drink soymilk only so this has left me feeling really rough.
I pretty much just take a nibble of everything in the house and eat what doesn''t make me feel sicker. Sometimes that is plain pasta or icecream, but if that is what I can keep down then well...
If you usually stick to soy and are sick over dairy, enjoy.
When I get sick from dairy I grab a BIG slice of cheesecake or a nice fattening brownie or whatever I''m craving that is bad for me. May as well. It ALL comes out again before it has time to add any pounds. I''m gonna lose it all anyway so I figure I should enjoy what I eat.
Once my stomach decides which end to send everything out, I''m fine.
Maybe not the healthiest solution, but it means eating something that tastes yummy and still losing weight.
BF is badly lactose intolerant and sometimes when he knows he messed up and ate somthing with dairy and will be sick anyway he goes the whole hog and eats a crap load of cream cake and things he likes but can''t have.
I shouldn''t have had the bloody milkshake thing but BF likes to live vicariously through my ability to consume small amounts of dairy without being violently ill so I couldn''t really say no
Getting sick from dairy is no fun.Date: 2/10/2010 4:49:19 PM
Author: 4ever
Thanks TP, warm tea sounds great right now.Date: 2/10/2010 4:25:16 PM
Author: TooPatient
Warm (not hot) tea. Wheat toast. bland crackers.Date: 2/10/2010 4:09:15 PM
Author: 4ever
What do you do to settle your stomach? I woke up feeling terrible this morning, have eaten three crackers but don''t want to push it and end up being sick
I''m going to blame the thickshake BF got me last night, I drank it because he got it for me but I drink soymilk only so this has left me feeling really rough.
I pretty much just take a nibble of everything in the house and eat what doesn''t make me feel sicker. Sometimes that is plain pasta or icecream, but if that is what I can keep down then well...
If you usually stick to soy and are sick over dairy, enjoy.
When I get sick from dairy I grab a BIG slice of cheesecake or a nice fattening brownie or whatever I''m craving that is bad for me. May as well. It ALL comes out again before it has time to add any pounds. I''m gonna lose it all anyway so I figure I should enjoy what I eat.
Once my stomach decides which end to send everything out, I''m fine.
Maybe not the healthiest solution, but it means eating something that tastes yummy and still losing weight.
BF is badly lactose intolerant and sometimes when he knows he messed up and ate somthing with dairy and will be sick anyway he goes the whole hog and eats a crap load of cream cake and things he likes but can''t have.
I shouldn''t have had the bloody milkshake thing but BF likes to live vicariously through my ability to consume small amounts of dairy without being violently ill so I couldn''t really say no
I know, wishful thinking. lolDate: 2/10/2010 5:05:37 PM
Author: vc10um
Something tells me a thickshake doesn''t fall into this category.Date: 2/10/2010 4:49:19 PM
Author: 4ever
Thanks TP, warm tea sounds great right now.Date: 2/10/2010 4:25:16 PM
Author: TooPatient
Warm (not hot) tea. Wheat toast. bland crackers.Date: 2/10/2010 4:09:15 PM
Author: 4ever
What do you do to settle your stomach? I woke up feeling terrible this morning, have eaten three crackers but don''t want to push it and end up being sick
I''m going to blame the thickshake BF got me last night, I drank it because he got it for me but I drink soymilk only so this has left me feeling really rough.
I pretty much just take a nibble of everything in the house and eat what doesn''t make me feel sicker. Sometimes that is plain pasta or icecream, but if that is what I can keep down then well...
If you usually stick to soy and are sick over dairy, enjoy.
When I get sick from dairy I grab a BIG slice of cheesecake or a nice fattening brownie or whatever I''m craving that is bad for me. May as well. It ALL comes out again before it has time to add any pounds. I''m gonna lose it all anyway so I figure I should enjoy what I eat.
Once my stomach decides which end to send everything out, I''m fine.
Maybe not the healthiest solution, but it means eating something that tastes yummy and still losing weight.
BF is badly lactose intolerant and sometimes when he knows he messed up and ate somthing with dairy and will be sick anyway he goes the whole hog and eats a crap load of cream cake and things he likes but can''t have.
I shouldn''t have had the bloody milkshake thing but BF likes to live vicariously through my ability to consume small amounts of dairy without being violently ill so I couldn''t really say no
One allergies expert that was on TV said that people who are lactose intollerant can eat cheese. I think that's BS, I know SOME people who are lactose intolerant can eat small amounts of some cheeses whithout being ill but I don't know any of them who can eat much of it and be ok.Date: 2/10/2010 5:08:07 PM
Author: TooPatient
Getting sick from dairy is no fun.Date: 2/10/2010 4:49:19 PM
Author: 4ever
Thanks TP, warm tea sounds great right now.Date: 2/10/2010 4:25:16 PM
Author: TooPatient
Warm (not hot) tea. Wheat toast. bland crackers.Date: 2/10/2010 4:09:15 PM
Author: 4ever
What do you do to settle your stomach? I woke up feeling terrible this morning, have eaten three crackers but don't want to push it and end up being sick
I'm going to blame the thickshake BF got me last night, I drank it because he got it for me but I drink soymilk only so this has left me feeling really rough.
I pretty much just take a nibble of everything in the house and eat what doesn't make me feel sicker. Sometimes that is plain pasta or icecream, but if that is what I can keep down then well...
If you usually stick to soy and are sick over dairy, enjoy.
When I get sick from dairy I grab a BIG slice of cheesecake or a nice fattening brownie or whatever I'm craving that is bad for me. May as well. It ALL comes out again before it has time to add any pounds. I'm gonna lose it all anyway so I figure I should enjoy what I eat.
Once my stomach decides which end to send everything out, I'm fine.
Maybe not the healthiest solution, but it means eating something that tastes yummy and still losing weight.
BF is badly lactose intolerant and sometimes when he knows he messed up and ate somthing with dairy and will be sick anyway he goes the whole hog and eats a crap load of cream cake and things he likes but can't have.
I shouldn't have had the bloody milkshake thing but BF likes to live vicariously through my ability to consume small amounts of dairy without being violently ill so I couldn't really say no
I never had any problems when I was younger. Loved anything with cheese.
Then I moved out and couldn't really afford cheese so went a couple of years with no dairy.
After that I've had problems. Much better than it had been (yay) but I still have to watch it. I can manage two small slices of pizza or a SMALL scoop of icecream without having any issues.
An interesting thing your BF might want to try is eating different types of cheese in different types of dishes. There are some cheeses that affect me less than others. Also the way it is cooked (or not cooked) and what is served as part of the dish and to the side.
(green salad before cheese helps, something acidid - wine or lemonade - helps)
I found the stuff that didn't make me as sick and ate just little bits of it on occasion. My body seems to be re-adjusting to cheese and I'm almost to where I can eat a meal with dairy in it (reasonable portions) and not get sick.
Do you have So Delicious in your area?Date: 2/10/2010 5:37:38 PM
Author: 4ever
One allergies expert that was on TV said that people who are lactose intollerant can eat cheese. I think that''s BS, I know SOME people who are lactose intolerant can eat small amounts of some cheeses whithout being ill but I don''t know any of them who can eat much of it and be ok.Date: 2/10/2010 5:08:07 PM
Author: TooPatient
Getting sick from dairy is no fun.Date: 2/10/2010 4:49:19 PM
Author: 4ever
Thanks TP, warm tea sounds great right now.Date: 2/10/2010 4:25:16 PM
Author: TooPatient
Warm (not hot) tea. Wheat toast. bland crackers.Date: 2/10/2010 4:09:15 PM
Author: 4ever
What do you do to settle your stomach? I woke up feeling terrible this morning, have eaten three crackers but don''t want to push it and end up being sick
I''m going to blame the thickshake BF got me last night, I drank it because he got it for me but I drink soymilk only so this has left me feeling really rough.
I pretty much just take a nibble of everything in the house and eat what doesn''t make me feel sicker. Sometimes that is plain pasta or icecream, but if that is what I can keep down then well...
If you usually stick to soy and are sick over dairy, enjoy.
When I get sick from dairy I grab a BIG slice of cheesecake or a nice fattening brownie or whatever I''m craving that is bad for me. May as well. It ALL comes out again before it has time to add any pounds. I''m gonna lose it all anyway so I figure I should enjoy what I eat.
Once my stomach decides which end to send everything out, I''m fine.
Maybe not the healthiest solution, but it means eating something that tastes yummy and still losing weight.
BF is badly lactose intolerant and sometimes when he knows he messed up and ate somthing with dairy and will be sick anyway he goes the whole hog and eats a crap load of cream cake and things he likes but can''t have.
I shouldn''t have had the bloody milkshake thing but BF likes to live vicariously through my ability to consume small amounts of dairy without being violently ill so I couldn''t really say no
I never had any problems when I was younger. Loved anything with cheese.
Then I moved out and couldn''t really afford cheese so went a couple of years with no dairy.
After that I''ve had problems. Much better than it had been (yay) but I still have to watch it. I can manage two small slices of pizza or a SMALL scoop of icecream without having any issues.
An interesting thing your BF might want to try is eating different types of cheese in different types of dishes. There are some cheeses that affect me less than others. Also the way it is cooked (or not cooked) and what is served as part of the dish and to the side.
(green salad before cheese helps, something acidid - wine or lemonade - helps)
I found the stuff that didn''t make me as sick and ate just little bits of it on occasion. My body seems to be re-adjusting to cheese and I''m almost to where I can eat a meal with dairy in it (reasonable portions) and not get sick.
BF can eat buffalo cheese and soycheese but that''s it. He is mega super uber lactose intollerant though, if he eats a sandwich and the bread has whey powerder in it he''ll be ill. We read everything that comes in a packet, even if the last ingredieant is milk then he can''t have it. He never used to be lactose intollerant untill a few years ago, he used to eat ALOT of dairy tho so I think his body just gave up being able to process it. Poor guy, he misses icecream desperatly.
I''m not sure about that brand but we do have quite a few soy icecreams, one of which he likes. He hasn''t had it in a long time, I should remember to get it for him. Thanks for the reminder.Date: 2/10/2010 5:47:53 PM
Author: TooPatient
Do you have So Delicious in your area?Date: 2/10/2010 5:37:38 PM
Author: 4ever
One allergies expert that was on TV said that people who are lactose intollerant can eat cheese. I think that''s BS, I know SOME people who are lactose intolerant can eat small amounts of some cheeses whithout being ill but I don''t know any of them who can eat much of it and be ok.Date: 2/10/2010 5:08:07 PM
Author: TooPatient
Getting sick from dairy is no fun.Date: 2/10/2010 4:49:19 PM
Author: 4ever
Thanks TP, warm tea sounds great right now.Date: 2/10/2010 4:25:16 PM
Author: TooPatient
Warm (not hot) tea. Wheat toast. bland crackers.Date: 2/10/2010 4:09:15 PM
Author: 4ever
What do you do to settle your stomach? I woke up feeling terrible this morning, have eaten three crackers but don''t want to push it and end up being sick
I''m going to blame the thickshake BF got me last night, I drank it because he got it for me but I drink soymilk only so this has left me feeling really rough.
I pretty much just take a nibble of everything in the house and eat what doesn''t make me feel sicker. Sometimes that is plain pasta or icecream, but if that is what I can keep down then well...
If you usually stick to soy and are sick over dairy, enjoy.
When I get sick from dairy I grab a BIG slice of cheesecake or a nice fattening brownie or whatever I''m craving that is bad for me. May as well. It ALL comes out again before it has time to add any pounds. I''m gonna lose it all anyway so I figure I should enjoy what I eat.
Once my stomach decides which end to send everything out, I''m fine.
Maybe not the healthiest solution, but it means eating something that tastes yummy and still losing weight.
BF is badly lactose intolerant and sometimes when he knows he messed up and ate somthing with dairy and will be sick anyway he goes the whole hog and eats a crap load of cream cake and things he likes but can''t have.
I shouldn''t have had the bloody milkshake thing but BF likes to live vicariously through my ability to consume small amounts of dairy without being violently ill so I couldn''t really say no
I never had any problems when I was younger. Loved anything with cheese.
Then I moved out and couldn''t really afford cheese so went a couple of years with no dairy.
After that I''ve had problems. Much better than it had been (yay) but I still have to watch it. I can manage two small slices of pizza or a SMALL scoop of icecream without having any issues.
An interesting thing your BF might want to try is eating different types of cheese in different types of dishes. There are some cheeses that affect me less than others. Also the way it is cooked (or not cooked) and what is served as part of the dish and to the side.
(green salad before cheese helps, something acidid - wine or lemonade - helps)
I found the stuff that didn''t make me as sick and ate just little bits of it on occasion. My body seems to be re-adjusting to cheese and I''m almost to where I can eat a meal with dairy in it (reasonable portions) and not get sick.
BF can eat buffalo cheese and soycheese but that''s it. He is mega super uber lactose intollerant though, if he eats a sandwich and the bread has whey powerder in it he''ll be ill. We read everything that comes in a packet, even if the last ingredieant is milk then he can''t have it. He never used to be lactose intollerant untill a few years ago, he used to eat ALOT of dairy tho so I think his body just gave up being able to process it. Poor guy, he misses icecream desperatly.
I''m not a fan of most soy icecreams, but this one is quite good. I''ve served it at dinner parties and had people ask to see the package because they didn''t believe it was non-dairy.
Their mocha almond fudge is yummy.
Or just plain vanilla with some fresh fruit...
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