Sep 18, 2024
I hate that somedays I can eat a pretty normal amount of food and other days I smell something and get super nauseous
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I hate that somedays I can eat a pretty normal amount of food and other days I smell something and get super nauseous
finding foods that don't upset my stomach is like gambling.
i hate when I finally start to feel like maybe I'm getting better and then everything goes back to how it was.
it's exhausting
I am in fact not Celiac, but my gastro doctor said I should try being gluten free for a few months. it's day 2 and it's so hard to find things that are gluten free and don't have nuts :')
it's hard accepting the fact that at this point my stomach pain probably isn't a flare up. it's become my baseline. losing the ability to eat basically anything is something I never expected. I miss my favorite meals, I miss not being so bloated that I look pregnant, I miss not having to take nausea meds everywhere, honestly I just wish I didn't take all of that for granted. because your life can change in such a short amount of time.
don't mind me I just ate w rice cakes thinking my stomach would do okay with that, but alas I am here at almost midnight in lots of stomach pain :')
I hate people who say they want my condition because they want to "l0se w€ight". Because last night I had to go to the ER for a 4 day migraine that just wouldn't give up because I'm not able to get enough nutrients and hydration. so yeah you DON'T want this!
(plus they weren't able to fix it either, not their fault though)
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