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I would suggest adding something to your first one: you can successfully eat whatever you purchase. I have celiac and serious food allergies, as well as an eso
by code_duck 8y ago
I would suggest adding something to your first one: you can successfully eat whatever you purchase.
I have celiac and serious food allergies, as well as an esophageal disorder. I also can’t digest milk or eggs properly. When I go to the grocery store, I walk around pretty much laughing to myself about how I literally cannot eat almost anything there. For Thanksgiving, I am having plain beef roast in a blender (well, sea salt) and specific potato chips. And cider - I mean, it’s not all bad.
It’s easy to take health for granted, but it’s amazing how much it can screw up your life when one part of your body isn’t working.
- ascherj 8y agoI am so sorry to hear about your troubles. I am recovering from a similar situation in which my heath was so compromised that I struggled to digest and assimilate practically whatever I ate. I can relate to how alienating and debilitating it can be to have chronic illness consume most of your thinking and how severely it can impact all areas of your life. It is so easy to take our health and bodies for granted. I try imbue every moment with this awareness and cultivate gratitude for everything I have. I hope you're able to find support and strength as you manage your condition.