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My Last Intentional Glutening

JerryK

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Sunday...Monday and Tuesday was hopefully my last intentional glutening. I had bread...pasta...apple fritters.

I noticed Wednesday that like my whole insides are "raw" feeling. From my stomach to my

(sorry) butt. It like even hurt to sit. Even if my tests come out negative, who wants to live like that?

Jerry

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Ouch! Your insides sound like they're very angry with you--you'll feel much better after all that is out of your system :)

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What's surprising is that it bothers me so bad, yet I've not lost any weight. In fact if I quit exercising, I'd probably gain weight quickly.

In any case, I want to remember this post, so that if my testing comes out negative, I can remember why I quit doing bread.....

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What's surprising is that it bothers me so bad, yet I've not lost any weight. In fact if I quit exercising, I'd probably gain weight quickly.

In any case, I want to remember this post, so that if my testing comes out negative, I can remember why I quit doing bread.....

You maybe haven't lost weight because you may be retaining fluids and gas like crazy. I do when I get contaminated. Can make a six pound difference in a day :o:(

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When I used to be so sick and if I get glutened I often say my tummy feels like one big black and blue. Feels like someone is beating you up from inside. It's an ache, like a toothache that takes so long to go away. Hmmmmmmmmm I wonder if numzit would help??? :P

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