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January 15, 2006

Posted by Ann1231, 15 January 2006 · 8 views

constipation is getting a little better, no bleeding today!  
I'm still eating vegetarian.  It helps with both gluten and RA.  I've been eating a lot of raw foods lately, fruits, including figs, dates, raisins, bananas, and lots of carrots, cucumbers, celery.  I'm still very fatigued this week.  I got the ok to lower my MTX to 6 a week instead of 7.  PA said I was having a bad reaction to that high of a dose.  She also thinks I'm anemic so I'm going in the first week of February for a blood test.  I wouldn't doubt that I am.  I tend to run anemic anyway and with the vertigo, dizziness and fatigue, I can believe that I'm running low.  I've had serious gluten withdrawal symptoms yesterday and today, headache, irritability, cravings like you wouldn't believe.  

Today I had bananas, dates, pecans, cucumbers, carrots, celery, green onion, black olives, mushrooms,  a little cheese..like one or two bites, gave the rest to the dog.  I made some baked beans for an afternoon snack when I felt like I needed some more protein.  I found some great cereal at the health store that a flaxseed, pumpkin seed cereal.  There are oats in it but supposedly that's ok for us so I had some of it today too.  Kind of a bored, stressed, craving breads kind of day so I basically grazed on whatever I could find.  I'll probably be 10 pounds heavier tomorrow  :(

I haven't felt like exercising the last two days.  I'm feeling weary.  I really think it's these meds.  I am hoping with a strict gluten free and vegetarian diet, I can lower and even eliminate these drugs.

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