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It's A Christmas Miracle

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C-Girl Contributor
C-Girl
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My first regular bm in three months. You are the only people who would appreciate this so I had to share :)

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1desperateladysaved Proficient
1desperateladysaved
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I hope you will celebrate many days of the next year with the same happy thought!

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
Posted

A healthy BM is a good BM. Congrats! ;) and a Happy, healthy New Year too!

 

(not sure I'd call it a "miracle" though. I'd call it "things working as they should") LOL

notme Experienced
notme
Posted

A healthy BM is a good BM. Congrats! ;) and a Happy, healthy New Year too!

 

(not sure I'd call it a "miracle" though. I'd call it "things working as they should") LOL

i *still* think it's a miracle if i have a Good Poop Morning  :D  lolz 

 

congratulations, coffngrl  :)  keep up the good work!

pricklypear1971 Community Regular
pricklypear1971
Posted

When my lower half finally started to be un-constipated I thought I was getting D.

Having more than one bm per day was quite novel, for a year :). I'm still a little amazed, and sometimes annoyed at the inconvenience (though c is VERY annoying).

nvsmom Community Regular
nvsmom
Posted

LOL Congratulations!  :lol:

 

I'm the same as pricklypear, I too thought I had D when things finally turned around for me. BM's more than a couple of times a week were weird to me for quite some time.  LOL

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BelleVie
Posted

HOORAY!!!! I know that feeling of, "Wow, that's an impressive, healthy poo. Yay me." LOL.   :D

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Gemini Experienced
Gemini
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My first regular bm in three months. You are the only people who would appreciate this so I had to share :)

They really should have an award for this, don't ya think?   ;)   A happy moment in recovery that you can only share with another Celiac!

livinthelife Apprentice
livinthelife
Posted

ME TOO!!! ME TOO!!! Your post made me grin ear to ear for us both!!

 

HUGE congrats!!! It's the simple things….

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