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Old 12-06-2006, 02:20 PM #1
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Red face Embarassing Question of the day

Here's the one I mentioned yesterday, and didn't ask it.
Has PN affected your BMs?
I've "always" had problems anyway. Especially if I eat anything with milk products in it. Cheese, milk, ice cream, etc. Gives me instant diahreah. (sp?) However, Now, don't know if it's the meds or the PN, but even if I don't eat milk products, I get no warning, (sometimes a little) and I'm off and running and with my lovely uncooperative feet, I don't always make it! I've started wearing protective pads to help me out a little just in case!

I'm feeling a LOT older than my 47 years!

Of course I've got the office that is the absolute furthest from every bathroom in the building!

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