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Old 08-25-2011, 07:53 PM #4
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Hi Kitty, yes this is part of the RSD for me. I also very weirdly turn from one thing that tastes good to the next week not being even to stand the sight of it in a cupboard. Right now I am doing OK with some fruit, rice, crackers and vanilla wafers. If my kids would have eaten like this I would have had much to say about it, but oh well life with RSD. Lisa
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