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gaminequeen

Oh and

Dec 28, 2002 11:35

Oh, and I realize now that that entry was rather unhappy-sounding. I actually am in very good spirits at the moment, if only because I'm not feverish for the first time in days and finally have full control of my stomach. Who wouldn't be happy, with that ( Read more... )

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sweet_byrd December 28 2002, 10:54:39 UTC

Doctors have told me that bananas are good for grumpy stomachs, as are plain crackers, ginger tea/ flat ginger ale, rice and plain black tea with sugar. I always like to sip warm broth and have unbuttered toast with it, too.

I'm glad you're feeling better.

Re: gaminequeen December 28 2002, 18:11:55 UTC

Ewww broth!!!! Bleah!

My first reaction was to go for the bananas but my Nana told me no, and since she's old I figure she knows more than me. I bet your doctor knows a little more though.

lutin December 28 2002, 12:13:54 UTC

miso soup is nice.

and no inside-out-summers, unless you become inside-out boy
from nickelodeon; do you remember? he flipped over the swing
bar

and then! his inside were his outsides and vice vice versa
& he saved the world.

THAT would be cool.

Re: gaminequeen December 28 2002, 18:10:40 UTC

I want to save the world someday.

Re: lutin December 28 2002, 18:29:25 UTC

will you?

Re: gaminequeen December 29 2002, 05:35:47 UTC

I think so.

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ruthyriot December 28 2002, 12:40:31 UTC

i also had the plague and am just starting to get over the stomach cramps(i stopped throwing up like 4 days ago now)
when will it ever end????

Re: gaminequeen December 28 2002, 18:08:41 UTC

When indeed! It's Bin Laden, I tell you! He's so sneaky...

Re: ruthyriot December 28 2002, 19:09:31 UTC

damn it osama

callmeal December 28 2002, 14:35:20 UTC

Thank you for that mental image... well, not really.

My patent recipe for an upset stomach would be zwieback (aka: rusk) and tea (about any sort I guess, though I prefer green in any case).

Re: gaminequeen December 28 2002, 18:04:28 UTC

I don't know if I could handle all that caffeine at this point! I wasn't very good with caffeine to begin with, and on a tender stomach...

Zwieback is something I hadn't heard though. Thanks!

mr_stubbly January 2 2003, 13:56:05 UTC

Aloe vera juice works well to soothe and coat my ulcerated stomach lining but when I need the big guns I use Phenergan. It is only available by prescription but it is available in pills and suppositories. Always nice to have some on the shelf...

Re: gaminequeen January 5 2003, 05:20:43 UTC

Aloe vera, hmmm... good idea! Thanks