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Old 11-26-2006, 07:34 PM #8
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Thanks, Cara! I'm lactose intolerant. My daughter did treat me once to some kind of ice cream I could eat. It may have been soymilk based, since That's what I use now for my cereal. I'm beginning to wonder if I may not also have a gluten sensitivity problem, too. I get a lot of gas and diarreah, though I'm not sure that gluten is the culprit. I had radiation treatment for cancer 6 years ago, and it left me with quite a bit of bowel scarring. Some things I just have to look at, like candy, and I get the big D!! And forget about fruit. I only eat it when I can spend the day close to a bathroom.
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