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Thanksgiving Ugly


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kenlove Rising Star

So far i've yet to find any gluten free offerings in restaurants here in Palm Desert.

Family reunion with 40 poeple and my mothers 80th is hard enough to deal with but i'll get to stay in the hotel now. Everyone went to a place called Souplantation last night. I walked in and straight into a cloud of flour from their open bread making area. Turned around and left the place but not in time. Have been throwing up all night. Celiacs should not even walk in the door.


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I'm so sorry! Take care of yourself and maybe have a lovely meal when you're feeling better.

Jestgar Rising Star

Gads. Heinous.

At least you are there for your mom (well, sort of...). Hope it passes quickly.

missy'smom Collaborator

Oh, Ken! You poor man. :( I remember Souplantation from our days in CA-before I was gluten-free. With the diabetes, make sure to stay well hydrated if you've been vomiting. I hope it passes soon and you'll be back to your old self. Take Care!

kenlove Rising Star

Thanks all.

A littel better now but I'll doubt I'll be eating anything. Wel I keep telling myself I did want to get on a real diet -- just not this way!

Got some bottled water since what comes out of the tap even in this resort just tastes off to me.

Take care and enjoy your holidaze!

mamaw Community Regular

Hi Ken

Sorry for your illness, I hope you are able to enjoy part of your time with family....Its always nice to get back to our comfort zones & feel safe!!!!!!

blessings

mamaw

kenlove Rising Star

Thanks much

I find that after a bad accidental glutening from breathing in flour that it takes 3 days before I can eat and often months before some of the swelling goes down.

I could finally have a few eggs this morning which was really good!

Hi Ken

Sorry for your illness, I hope you are able to enjoy part of your time with family....Its always nice to get back to our comfort zones & feel safe!!!!!!

blessings

mamaw


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