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Austin Texas Has Meeting Tonight

lindalee

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lindalee Enthusiast
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They have a meeting on SCD diet that is suppose to help healing and symptoms. Anyone know about this or go to it? LL

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I think TiffJake was wanting to go (or at least convince me to go with her, lol). I'm debating whether or not to go, on some levels, I kind of think SCD is a bit nuts.

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I think TiffJake was wanting to go (or at least convince me to go with her, lol). I'm debating whether or not to go, on some levels, I kind of think SCD is a bit nuts.

I hope yawl go and tell us about it. I'd go if I could. LL

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I hope yawl go and tell us about it. I'd go if I could. LL

I ended up not going. I had a doc's appt at 4:45 to check my Iron and B12 levels b/c I quit taking B12 shots when going gluten-free "cured" my pernicious anemia. Hemo looks good (13) and they have to send off the B12 test. Anyway, for some reason, I felt queeeeeeeezy after the blood draw, so I went to outback for a big steak. Yum.

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I ended up not going. I had a doc's appt at 4:45 to check my Iron and B12 levels b/c I quit taking B12 shots when going gluten-free "cured" my pernicious anemia. Hemo looks good (13) and they have to send off the B12 test. Anyway, for some reason, I felt queeeeeeeezy after the blood draw, so I went to outback for a big steak. Yum.

Thanks, I'm glad you treated yourself! I read most of the thread on the diet. What kind of dr. are you going to? I'm going for my massage today. I'm trying to figure out these knots in my feet. Take care, LL

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Yeah, I ended up not going either, I was too sick :(

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Thanks, I'm glad you treated yourself! I read most of the thread on the diet. What kind of dr. are you going to? I'm going for my massage today. I'm trying to figure out these knots in my feet. Take care, LL

Just a regular doc, and I didn't know you had knots in your feet!?!? Hope they feel better after your massage!

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