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lyndszai Apprentice

Im going camping with my family tommorow we are comming back sunday.Im so scared to go because I know im going to be so sick ,im off the diet rite now for my biopsy.My mom and dad are all mad at me becauses I dont want to go.They ask me what my problem is but I have no problem I just know Im gonig to be teriabley sick.They are going to places like subway and kfc wow isnt this fun .I was just wondering if you have any ideas of what i can bring or any ways i can perswade my parents to letting me stay home. thanks

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I am traveling too tomorrow and am afraid of getting ill myself. I plan on bring some things with me that I know are safe. Thai kitchen instant soups, rice cakes, peanut butter, unsalted peanuts. Rice cakes and peanut butter, to me, are good since they have protein and manage to stay with me for awhile.

I also am bringing some pepto bismul, altoids and peppermint tea. Peppermint is good for stomach cramps and altoids have pure peppermint oil in them.

I hope this helps!

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tarnalberry Community Regular

"What's your problem?"

"I hate having diahrreah on the trail."

I think that sums it up nicely. :-)

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