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Old 08-07-2008, 08:03 PM #1
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Lightbulb disappointed w/ colon prep. HELP
Ok, so I took the 4 pills at 3pm. Then i chugged the miralax/gatorade goo.
Became bloated, tummy burning and 2 hours later began to "go".

It was pretty much the equivalent to the tummy flu.

I dont get it. The way it was explained was like the "wild explosion of ????"
Would take hours and you would be squeaky clean. Did i do something wrong?

No I can continue w/ liquid diet til midnite?

How did i screw this up?????
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