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Sudden onset, stomach distress, and inability to eat.

Digestive Health | Last Active: May 15 11:05am | Replies (66)
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@blessedwildapplegirl

Oh, I’m so sorry to hear that. How frustrating for you! And scary. At least I would be scared. Sounds like you need a miracle. I hope one for you. You have my deepest sympathy.
I’m meeting on zoom tomorrow with a naturopathic physician to see if if there’s anything he can do. Traditional medicine seems to be limited these days.
People who can eat don’t know how lucky they are, do they? Turns out it’s very important. I’m sorry you have to go through this. 💕

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Janell, Volunteer Mentor | @jlharsh | May 7 8:25pm

I hope your appointment tomorrow goes well. Please do report back.

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cheyne | @cheyne | May 8 1:39am

Hi,
Very strange to react to an intro size of medication after the 2nd doses. The onslaught was so strong and rapid it caught me on the hop, or in this case on the run, fast! I have decided not to seek treatment for diabetes or blood pressure anymore, yes it will shorten the life expectancy and I am experiencing the ravages of these two diseases already, but a comfortable life trumps ( is that PC any more) putting up with nasty side effects any day, for me. I found after the first dose my hunger pains had gone and my glucose was dropping but they didn't out weight the nasty effects for me. Blood pressure is still higher than my normal high but it should start to fall back soon.
Cheers.

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