Kia
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Random Puking
Posted: 02-07-07 12:28pm
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Ok so sunday night we had dinner around
7pmish, went to bed a little later than
usual (about 1am).
I often wake up in the night thirsty so
always take a drink to bed with me.
I remember waking up and taking a drink,
and rolling back over to sleep.
Some time later, around 4.30am I wake up
and can't breath right, so I cough and
there's this ucky taste and I feel like I
have vomit up the back of my nose.
Try to breathe a bit - note I do not feel
nauseous at all just there's this taste
and that feeling at the back of my nose.
You know like when you go swimming and get
pool water up the back of your nose that
horrible feeling...
Well, I try to clear my throat and with no
warning, no feeling of nausea, I
puke!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So i'm trying not to actually puke while
scrambling for the bathroom - I made it
woohoo go me!!!!!!
And spend ages puking my guts up big
styleee - so much I pulled my rib muscles
ouchies.
We ate the exact same food.
I'm like what the he|| happened?
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Re: Random Puking
Posted: 02-07-07 12:31pm
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| kia_breizzze
wrote: | ok so sunday night we had
dinner around 7pmish, went to bed a little
later than usual (about 1am).
I often wake up in the night thirsty so
always take a drink to bed with me.
I remember waking up and taking a drink,
and rolling back over to sleep.
Some time later, around 4.30am I wake up
and can't breath right, so I cough and
there's this ucky taste and I feel like I
have vomit up the back of my nose.
Try to breathe a bit - note I do not feel
nauseous at all just there's this taste
and that feeling at the back of my nose.
You know like when you go swimming and get
pool water up the back of your nose that
horrible feeling...
Well, I try to clear my throat and with no
warning, no feeling of nausea, I
puke!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So i'm trying not to actually puke while
scrambling for the bathroom - I made it
woohoo go me!!!!!!
And spend ages puking my guts up big
styleee - so much I pulled my rib muscles
ouchies.
We ate the exact same food.
I'm like what the he||
happened? |
maybe you have a bug or youre preggo
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AyaMiyaki
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Posted: 02-07-07 12:31pm
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Things that make you go hmmmm..... 
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tigresacanela24
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Posted: 02-07-07 12:33pm
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I'm with emma on this one. I started
randomly puking up ravioli about two weeks
ago and it was just a tummy virus. But
those are pretty much your two options.
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terpamber
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Posted: 02-07-07 12:34pm
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Yuck .I hate vomit.
Weird...
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 02-07-07 12:40pm
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Sinuses draining into your stomach can
make ya puke too but idont think puking
your guts up type puking though, if its a
virus you can keep it haha id rather not
have the random puking lol
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Kia
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Posted: 02-07-07 12:47pm
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I'm not ill - or I don't feel ill.
Thing is I didn't even feel sick, but it
appears I must have puked in my sleep and
swallowed it 
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Posted: 02-07-07 12:49pm
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Meh, that's awful. Are you a heavy
sleeper, .Kia? One of the few times I had
morning sickness my nausea woke me out of
a dead sleep, and I puked so hard it hurt.
I couldn't imagine puking in my sleep.
Thank .God you didn't breathe that stuff
in!
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Posted: 02-07-07 12:49pm
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Maybe you got a touch of food poisoning.
If your immune system was down at all you
may have been affected, but the other
people who were with you were not.
Some people just have stronger stomachs to
that kind of stuff.
Sounds really ucky though. Sorry....
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Kia
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Posted: 02-07-07 13:21pm
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Nope I tend to sleep quite light because
of the cats 
sure I got woke up loads of times when I
was pregnant with 0liver just to puke - I
got a dab hand at it lmao
i cooked, I made sausage patties (all from
the same package, same seasonings, same
flour coating, cooked in the same pan.)
with toasted english muffins. 
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Posted: 02-07-07 17:45pm
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I think .Kia's preggers.. I think .Kia's
preggers!!
*~*muah*~*
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Kia
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Posted: 02-07-07 18:17pm
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Nope, no hcg and nothing showing on the
u/s... (apparently, it's quite common to
re-absorb blighted ovums - that's what
they said and who am I to argue with a
profeshunol???)
but still no period either
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Posted: 02-07-07 18:19pm
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For how long now?
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Kia
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Posted: 02-07-07 18:23pm
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28th november
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Posted: 02-07-07 18:25pm
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Holy....
what's wrong with these people that they
can't give you answers? Are you
considering taking another round of meds?
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Kia
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Posted: 02-07-07 19:12pm
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I actually saw my general doctor yesterday
and i've had him refer me to a different
hospital.
He was reluctant and said stuff like
"you'll have to go through all the
investigation procedures again".
To which I replied "again? I haven't had
any done yet to have done again".
He's also referred me for a dietician and
put me in for blood tests for thyroid and
diabetes woohoo!
So yeah if anyone has ideas for a diet for
a really picky eater let me know - oh and
ways to lose weight....
I've got in the region of 140lbs to lose
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Posted: 02-07-07 19:21pm
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| kia_breizzze
wrote: | i actually saw my general
doctor yesterday and i've had him refer me
to a different hospital.
He was reluctant and said stuff like
"you'll have to go through all the
investigation procedures again".
To which I replied "again? I haven't had
any done yet to have done again".
He's also referred me for a dietician and
put me in for blood tests for thyroid and
diabetes woohoo!
So yeah if anyone has ideas for a diet for
a really picky eater let me know - oh and
ways to lose weight....
I've got in the region of 140lbs to lose
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i don't know about picky eater, but i've a
lot of things that i'm not supposed
to eat. I followed it for years before I
got sick of sucking on lettuce and sipping
on water
(a gross exaggeration but that's what it
felt like) so if your list of inedibles
is anything like mine, my menu will
probably work for you. Just tell me what
you don't eat or what you need to cut/eat
more of.
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Posted: 02-07-07 19:27pm
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Ooh. Do they have .Weight .Watchers in
the .U.K? You can pick and choose your
entire menu, and just add the points up.
You're allowed a certain number of points
a day, and each food has a certain number
of points attached to it.
Bridget knows loads about the program!
She could help you, .Kia!
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Kia
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Posted: 02-07-07 19:33pm
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I guess I need to cut everything.
I figured what I did was reasonably well
balanced but...
Ok I admit I love carbs
so I guess I need to cut carbs and
increase protein and fibre.
A typical day is someting like this
midday: sandwich (tuna & sweetcorn,
chicken salad, ham salad, or similar) and
a fruit
evening: casserole, stew, ground beef with
tomato, pork chop, served with potato or
pasta and veggies, or something similiar
but usually meat, veggies and a carb.
Often followed with fruit.
Like tonight I made sausage casserole:
2 sausages each
can chopped tomatoes
herbs/spices to taste
chopped onion
chopped red pepper
can sweetcorn
served with mashed potato and a yorkshire
pudding
yesterday was lasagne with garlic bread,
we were naughty and skipped out on veggies
but had an apple and an orange after.
I usually drink lemonade (1-cal) mixed
with oj or just plain water.
Yeah my doctor suggested weight watchers -
said they have really good results...
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tigresacanela24
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Posted: 02-07-07 19:49pm
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I have no experience with low carb diets.
But I can ask dh who was a personal
trainer/nutritionist to plan a menu for
you. As a matter of fact, i'll ask him
about his menu right now. He's dropping
down so he can get ripped for his
competition so he's ruthlessly cut carbs
which makes my life hell since he eats all
the meat in the freezer to fill his empty
leg...
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