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So Im Going Away For A Weekend For The 1st Time Since My Dx


Moongirl

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In 2 months im venturing out into the world since my DX. we are staying at a pretty nice hotel for the weekend, and have been talking to the chef, so i dont expect to be 'glutened' But hey its a scary world out there.

Now if I do get glutened, what should I have in my 'glutened first aid kit' to make me feel some what functionable? :huh:


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Good for you!! I recently got back from almost a week in Florida. I packed Pepto and Immodium, but never used it. I did bring my own bread and cashew butter (we had a fridge and microwave in the room). I also brought emergency snack foods (nuts, Lara bars, etc.) and I never leave home without a can of Progresso Chicken Wild Rice in my backpack. You may want to find a good market near you or bring some supplies (like bread) if you don't think you can find them.

Have fun!

penguin Community Regular

In an "accidental glutening" first aid kit I would have:

- Imodium

- Phazyme

- Tylenol

- Antacid

- Benadryl (if nothing else you'll be knocked out)

- Red Bull (lots of B vitamins and helps me feel human after glutening)

- Heating pad or hot water bottle

Good luck venturing out into the world! :P

Lollie Enthusiast

I've started traveling again and here is what I always pack:

nut thins

lara bars

Tylenol

Flexaril (muscle relaxer)

Pepcid

sparkling water (lots and lots of it)

gluten-free cookies (whole foods bakery have wonderful cookies)

I always check for a store in the area so I can get yogurt and other refrigerator items. I always request a refrigerator in my room- every hotel so far has done this due to celiac. My husband says its a perk of the disease!!!!!! HeHeHe!!!

I am really careful and don't eat anything questionable. and most important-HAVE FUN!!!!!!!

Lollie

Kasey'sMom Enthusiast

In addition to the other suggestions, I sometimes feel better when I drink tonic water right after being glutened. I get the small glass bottles and carry them in the car with me. I also Have found an herbal blend from Solary that helps with nausea. I usually travel with Airborne as well.

Have a great time!! :)

marciab Enthusiast

I have to take my blender and protein powders with me. Just in case. I can always digest smoothies and they are easy to carry with you in a ToGo cup. You can find fruit at the restaurant. Or add yogurt. My companions enjoy making their own frozen alcoholic drinks in my blender .... oh, and don't forget dish washing soap to clean it with ... Mine is a Hamilton Beach individual smoothie maker ... and it works great ...

Have fun ... Marcia

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