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Sick Of Getting Glutened


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So once again, I've glutened myself. I sick, sick, sick, of it. I don't feel horrible yet, but it is headed that way hour by hour. Grrrr. So what stupid thing did I do? I used a glass dish that was recently used to heat gluten soup. Washing is supposed to take care of that problem. The other possibility is that I was desperate to get chicken out of my teeth at work and pulled a strand of hair to floss one tooth in the ladies room. I use gluten-free shampoo. I barely touched the underside of my tongue with my washed fingertip. I miss the old days where I could pick my teeth and bite my nails with abandon.

I just can't seem to get healthy no matter how hard I'm trying. I'm going for gluten depression right now. I know you have all been there, and I'm not alone, but tonight, it feelis like I'm the most miserable creature on earth. Right now I'm wondering how I can live another 50 years if I really need to be in a glass bubble.

Now it is time for a gluten nappy-nap.

Wanna share your misery and perk me ups?

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Aww hun I feel you. It's so frustrating. Especially when a simple mistake does it, trust me, I've done it thousands of times, either from not knowing or just not being careful enough. Its so frustrating.

It does get easier, but I've been at this awhile now and just somehow glutened myself the other day and have a huge p%$#@# cyst on my chin (thats what it does to me, comes out painfully on my skin within 15 minutes or so). I don't even really know what did it. I went out for sushi the other night and had a roll that had some cream cheese in it, all I can think is maybe the cream cheese had an additive or something. Meh. I hate having to be so careful.

It sucks, there isnt much you can do but be good to yourself and take care of yourself afterwards. I hope you feel better!

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