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Brain Fog

hrenee101

By hrenee101
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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hrenee101 Newbie
hrenee101
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So I'm trying to get ahead and make my Christmas gingerbread cookies this morning, since I'm learning how to cook and bake gluten free. I get everything ready and prepped my doough and in the process of making my cookies I managed to turn the oven off and not notice then I eventually realized when I was like why aren't my cookies baking.So it was an interesting morning. Anyone else having an brain fog issues today?

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julissa Explorer
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sorry you're having brain fog issues. I only get them when I am glutened, and thankfully haven't been glutened in a while, whew! hope you're feeling better soon 

nvsmom Community Regular
nvsmom
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LOL I've done that, and the worse mistake of forgetting i put the cookies in... I did that to a raisen pie the other day - the crust wasn't pretty LOL

 

I just call it middle age brain ;)

1desperateladysaved Proficient
1desperateladysaved
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I am sure glad Brain Fog and fatigue and I are no longer inseparable friends.

 

Dee

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Serielda
Posted

I haven't dealt with that for a while, but I can say I feel for you. ~hugs~ I know when it was hanging round here in my world I was so upset, and freaked out that I had went crazy or worse uber derp

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SMRI
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Now that the brain fog is mostly gone, it was one of the things I noticed went away going gluten-free.  It was bad but I just wrote it off to getting older.  I've had a couple accidental glutenings in the past few weeks and the brain fog came with those.

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