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  1. IrishHeart
    Bon voyage, sweetie! You will be fine...you have done all your "homework" All positive vibes sent your way. hugs, IH
  2. IrishHeart
    a day without cooking...is a long, uneventful, non-creative, and hungry day, IMHO
  3. IrishHeart
    I see, well..... I have heard 11 called "1 teen. " and I get the !!11!1! as Excitement!!!111!! I am not that "old" haha! Glad you enjoyed!! .(even tho karen says I am an old fogey--I get it)
  4. IrishHeart
    Not sure what this is. ...Onety one? is this a brand name? Glad you enjoyed!
  5. IrishHeart
    I'll taste one for you right now..they should be cool....hold on, kiddo............ mmmff sorry mouf full....Yes ma'am!!. moist, sweet, yummy. I'd go for it, Bunz, Let me know how it is with squash.
  6. IrishHeart
    Those sherried mushrooms are just ridiculously good aren't they? (I just pictured Shroomie with a glass of sherry in her hand...but I digress. Must be ba-con head) So happy to see you "home" and sharing your drool -worthy menu once more..
  7. IrishHeart
    come to the dark side, Luke....there's Baa-Con!!!! I forgot to add---- I made a dessert Elana Amsterdam's Pumpkin Bars
  8. IrishHeart

    ARCHIVED Eggs?

    IrishHeart replied to carolynmay's topic in Super Sensitive People

    This issue has been discussed quite a bit on here and you are correct---there is no conclusion. Some sensitives are going to come on and say Yes!... and some sensitive types, like me, will say Nope! And someone will trot out the one lone "soy passing through to the egg" study from 2009 we have all seen. (there may even be another study done since...
  9. IrishHeart
    yes, but will it cure my addiction to Ba--CON!? (see what I did there? that's a cross-over thread right there! ta da. Nailed it.) I am drinking my nettle tea right now because you all are saying it helped. I will keep at it.. IH waves at Bunz!! let's sip our tea together.
  10. IrishHeart
    Do it! Do it! Ba-con! Ba-con! (just a little bit o'yankee peer pressure, MW....) All I can think of is Lord of the Flies now.....
  11. IrishHeart
    Man, bleacher seats are the worst! I got the Knudsen brand Tart Cherry, K -- I found it in the grocery store in the "natural" aisle. I throw it in my smoothie or as Patti suggested, it's good in some seltzer with lime. I'm sore from stacking wood, so I hear ya on the "squawking joints". Damn you, inflammation!! (picture me with my fist raised dramatically...
  12. IrishHeart
    Copyrighted by IrishHeart 2011 first used in a conversation with EatMeat4Good. (she'll vouch for me) I call what I lived in Gluten Head Hell (will probably be the title of my book.) Cracked up my GI doc with that one. He asked if he "could use it". I said "Go for it dude" but give me props when you do. . (not really funny back then...
  13. IrishHeart
    I say the same: never give up. Stay the course. I am slowly coming back from the walking dead and I have learned an awful lot in the last 2 years, too. I am still drinking the nettle tea. Maybe it takes longer for me to see results. I do some yoga as well -- and like you, I feel better--- and I will continue to try anything to reduce inflammation and...
  14. IrishHeart
    Lactobacillus GG (Lactobacillus G.G., strain ATCC 53103) is a bacterium that occurs naturally in the human digestive tract. This strain of bacteria was first isolated by two Boston scientists, Professors Sherwood Gorbach and Barry Goldin, who were searching for a strain of lactobacillus that could colonize the human intestine and thereby exert the beneficial...
  15. IrishHeart
    We loved the time Red had to stop eating bacon on "That 70s Show "and Eric kept eating it in front of him and taunting him with it..."mm,,,ba-con"--emphasis on the second syllable, as if he were French. Thanks to all this bacon chatter, tonight's dinner: Maple mustard chicken thighs with carmelized onion and BACON. Baked acorn squash we'll...
  16. IrishHeart
    I have never met anyone who did not like bacon. Really. Bacon is yummy.
  17. IrishHeart
    I have gone "primal" now--- to try and alleviate inflammation, so I made: Roasted pork loin Garlicky sweet potato fries Spinach salad
  18. IrishHeart
    There are many articles about neurological impairment, gluten ataxia and celiac. I think it may be both ---autoimmunity and the complications of long term UnDXed celiac disease and malabsorption. Many vitamin, mineral and amino acid deficiencies can cause memory issues.. I had so many of them myself for 3 horrible years and suffered what I call "gluten...
  19. IrishHeart
    O thank the Goddess, the heavens and all that watches over us crazy humans....LOVE2TRAVEL is back!! hallelujiah!!! and pop the cork on the champagne!! (okay, truth is, I emailed her and BEGGED....please tell me you are back from vacation and report on your culinary adventures because we all need a lift!) whoohoo!!
  20. IrishHeart
    This is very encouraging, A--thanks. Actually, anyone I know who has gone paleo says they feel great for doing so. I'll stick with it--- and let you know. I appreciate you telling us how well you are doing. I remember when you first came on and at the time, we both still felt so poorly. We have made great strides! Healing happens. Edited to...
  21. IrishHeart
    You are sweet to worry, but in NYC, they really do the best they can. I have to say, NY really tried to anticipate the worst case scenario. They set up extra shelters, hon. I just read an article about this... "The Coalition for the Homeless, an advocacy group, lauds the city's efforts. The city has created extra storm shelters, and as the coalition...
  22. IrishHeart
    Two I recommend based on my own experience with having to repopulate my gut with beneficial bacteria (I had no detectable "good guys" when tested upon diagnosis) are: (1) Culturelle (gluten-free and DF) because it contains lactobaccillus GG, which was studied extensively at Tufts Univ. and is a strain highly recommended by gastroenterologists (including...
  23. IrishHeart
    Welcome...... and yes, your symptoms do indicate a gluten intolerance of some kind. I would suggest being tested for Celiac ASAP which requires you to be still consuming gluten. I am glad you feel better off gluten, but you state "I can't believe it is just this simple". Well, many people with celiac have complications and associated conditions and...
  24. IrishHeart
    Updated 11/1/12 by IrishHeart A list of symptoms and conditions associated with Celiac from the Univ. of Chicago Celiac Disease Center (adapted from Cleo J. Libonati's book Recognizing Celiac Disease) I had dozens of symptoms myself and found that most short lists do not include them all. This may help. http://www.curecelia...SymptomList.pdf
  25. IrishHeart
    Thanks for saying this, Mommida. I had edited my post yesterday saying "Please give to the Salvation Army or the Red Cross" wondering if that was okay, but now, I wish I had left it. So, I'll say it here: Please, if you can, help out.
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