Health and money grumble

Apr 16, 2011 14:34

Heck, I must be falling prey to this "LJ contract" sydrome, since I noitice i haven't posted anything that all my friends can read since April 6th, and nothing at all for the past few days. So now i feel obliged to explain myself  *laughs *

Don't worry . I have signed the pledge to not be driven away by the hackers.

Two problems, basically: money and ( Read more... )

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shashigai April 16 2011, 18:16:21 UTC
i am today getting over a migraine caused (we think) by eating natto. i suspect it was fermented with wheat. so it may not be your soy, it may be contamination.
your symptoms are all the same as symptoms i have had. just so yor can see what i am talking abot i am not hoine to make any coreections to the rest of my comment. i still have nerve pronlems with my right foort withc was the first one affected and even before i got sick.
the tremors i use d to have in my clad and sometimes thiht muscles are gone - not sure why. ut i have doen a lot ot owrk fixing mey body from the ravages of elica diseade. my hip pain was on the left but that is rare now.
oe ofthe factor 9at least i think) in my recover y is the reduction iof white sgar in my diest.
don't know f any of this will help btu i thiout i would put in my two cents anyay.
hope you enjoyed "wolf uncensored."

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jaywalkermaybe April 16 2011, 20:43:15 UTC
hehe. yep. it reads just like my own uncensored writing. thanks. :D
so you think that ALL these symptoms are caused by soya? :(
damn.
well i better go on eating soya til june 1st (neurologist appointment) or else i might have have another non-result mightn't i?
that might come accross as masochistic, but am sick to death of non-results, and the concommitant pressure to do things that are gonna make me ill (like eating gluten)

i just spent 3 hours making myself a big pan of curry, btw :) it really shouldn't take 3 hours, and i still have to clean up the kitchen (big job, as usual). but it tastes great, and will last me another 2 days, i think, even if i have it for lunch AND dinner. (might freeze a bit of it)

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shashigai April 17 2011, 02:12:09 UTC
it might not be the soy, it might be that the soy is contaminated. Just so you know, I got non-results even with an upper endoscopy, yet after the genetic test they called me at work to ensure that I really was on the diet. I went to a specialist after my doctor essentially informed me that in no way was I gluten intolerant because my tests came back negative. she could not understand that if one is on a gluten free diet they may not have symptoms.

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jaywalkermaybe April 17 2011, 08:05:30 UTC
she could not understand that if one is on a gluten free diet they may not have symptoms.
huh. at least my doctor understands that much. however both she and the gastroentolist she referrered me to said that i couldn't have a dx unless i went on a normal diet for 3 months, because none of the tests will work otherwise.
this is mad. there HAS to be an alternative. when i've had allergic reactions to drugs, they haven't told me to keep on taking the drug until i can be tested for the allergy. they've ssid: come off the drug immediately , and never take it again.
now that i've found out that gluten can cause permanent brain damage, it's madder still.

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tigerweave April 17 2011, 10:53:51 UTC
wot a total pain in the arse this food allergies or intolerances are. We seem to have got ours sorted out fairly well but I think it is just the nature of the beast and modern society that we still have some kind of exposure every so often, totally accidentally. *heavy sigh*

(((hugs if you want them)))

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jaywalkermaybe April 18 2011, 16:29:47 UTC
thanks. hey! it does help :)

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pyraxis April 18 2011, 01:19:24 UTC
I have an appointment to see a neurologist on 1st june.

Cool. Glad you got that. They better damn well take you seriously.

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jaywalkermaybe April 18 2011, 18:01:46 UTC
thanks :) you have my permission to explode some barrels in his vicinity, if not :D

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jaywalkermaybe April 18 2011, 13:39:58 UTC
Talked with my Doctor(or rather one of her partners) on the phone. He agred that it can't be a Soya allergy if I am tolerating Soya Milk. We went throught the soya spread ingredients, and the only possible allergen that left is "vegetable oils". This would also explain other reactions. He said to cut vegetable oils out and keep a food a food diary ( ... )

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shashigai April 22 2011, 14:38:06 UTC
I think i might have to force myself to follow through an old haematology referral, if it's still availalble.*sigh* (I'm squeamish about blood *blush * as well as sick of referrals) Some time ago, to her immense surprise, my doctor discoverered that i had too many red cells in my blood (she was expecting to find i was anaemic, which was not the case at all) I just found out that this condition can be associated with immune system disorders
you should because there is some evidence that celiac disease can lead to blood disorders.

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jaywalkermaybe April 18 2011, 16:26:13 UTC
Ooh!I just looked at Pure's website, and they actually list their unspecified vegetable oils as palm oil and sunflower oil.

And I've just looked at a jar of peanut butter that i suspect made me sick and that contains palm oil and rapeseed oil

So it looks like palm oil, doesn't it? But, then, I've just read that allergic reactions to Palm oil are really rare , because the refining process removes the protein from the oil :S

So what does that mean? That i'm sensitive to minute traces? (same as with gluten) :(

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