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Today I Look Pregnant


Janelson

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Janelson Apprentice

Do you ever have those days where you wake up fine then about 2 hours later your stomach starts to burn? LOL Gosh we celiacs have the stangest symptoms! Anyways I am at work right now and my stomach just feels like its burning and cramping and I went into the bathroom and looked in the mirror, sure enough I look like I am 5 months along. I work with my sister and when I came out rubbing my stomach she just started laughing and saying you got knocked up again LOL! I find that the best cure for every symptom is laughter. However I think I will be hiding behind my desk for the rest of the day...again! Ahhh I dont think that I have even gone a week yet with eating no glutten! It is just so hard!


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Guest gfinnebraska

What do you think is "getting" you?? Are you eating out a lot?

Hang in there... hope your tummy goes away and you feel better soon!!! :)

hsd1203 Newbie

Don't you just hate that??? The last time it happened to me (at a restaurant where I'd asked tons of questions... but that's another story) it completely freaked my husband out as he caught a profile of me and my huge belly the next day while I was standing in the kitchen and he said "oh my, you're pregnant..." took him a little while to believe me that it was just the gluten. oh, what fun! I guess the only upside is that then I get to wear some of my "big" clothes for a couple of days :)

SandraNinTO Rookie
<_< OHMYGOD I hate that!!!!! Especially at work! Especially since I can't have kids!!! Am trying not to bite people's heads off though. I need a nice, friendly, response to that...any ideas?

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