Pizza Fail!
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I had Chinese food for the first time in a long time last night. I woke up feeling like absolute shite today and was still burping up the taste of kung pao chicken this morning (sorry for the TMI).0
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red99ryder wrote: »I'm at Chucky cheese now .. wish me luck
Does the ball pit smell like vomit? Seemed to always be the case when I went. Lol0 -
red99ryder wrote: »I'm at Chucky cheese now .. wish me luck
Does the ball pit smell like vomit? Seemed to always be the case when I went. Lol
No but they had big cookies this time .. and the cheese pizza is pretry good too
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Yes, gallstones can result from rapid weight loss, as fat stores are mobilized.
It isn't judging to tell you that, OP. It's letting you know that your rapid weight loss, while probably very satisfying, makes it more likely that your symptoms are gallbladder-related. That means that you should be aware if the symptoms recur that they might be more than food poisoning or fat intolerance...
https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/digestive-diseases/gallstones
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I do apologize for my over-reaction. I was sick and tired and I flipped a little, but that's no excuse. However, I went to the doctor because I got so sick I required a steroid shot and an antibiotic. I did test positive for the flu. While I was there I showed him my activity and my food diary on MFP. He said my weight loss amount is fine and I'm doing exactly what I need to do.5
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just a thought...try white pizza also called garlic pizza....not tomato sauce
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Glad you're feeling better!
My first thought (before your update) was that it was probably a stomach flu. A lot of people, when they get the flu, initially think it has something to do with the last thing they ate.1 -
deluxmary2000 wrote: »Glad you're feeling better!
My first thought (before your update) was that it was probably a stomach flu. A lot of people, when they get the flu, initially think it has something to do with the last thing they ate.
I wish it would go back to the stomach problems! It went from that to fever to nose running to can't breath to sore throat to headache and body aches to cough. Still can't think about pizza.0 -
jomariewill wrote: »Still can't think about pizza.
It may take a while. I once threw up after eating instant noodles. The noodles were not at fault, it was a total coincidence, but I was off them for a few months, felt queasy just thinking about them. It passed in time.0 -
CattOfTheGarage wrote: »jomariewill wrote: »Still can't think about pizza.
It may take a while. I once threw up after eating instant noodles. The noodles were not at fault, it was a total coincidence, but I was off them for a few months, felt queasy just thinking about them. It passed in time.
I had that issue with flamin' hot Cheetos about 7 years ago. Still can't look them in the face! Happens with almost every food that I eat while sick, even though logically I know the food isn't at fault. I'd be SO sad if that happened with pizza though!0 -
Pregnancy?0
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CattOfTheGarage wrote: »jomariewill wrote: »Still can't think about pizza.
It may take a while. I once threw up after eating instant noodles. The noodles were not at fault, it was a total coincidence, but I was off them for a few months, felt queasy just thinking about them. It passed in time.
Yep, I felt that way when I was sick once about cake icing, even when the icing wasn't the culprit. Trouble was, I was a full time cake decorator at the time, so...heh..1 -
I did Whole 30 a while back (which eliminates all junk) and when I was finished i remember feeling a little sad that all my old comfort /fab foods just didn't interest me anymore! Lol. It was a good thing realky but a little part if me craved that satisfaction if eating something naughty that you realky love.0
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Pizza and fail should never be used together. Eating pizza is never a failure haha.1
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MalkinMagic71 wrote: »Pizza and fail should never be used together. Eating pizza is never a failure haha.
I once tried cooking a raw-base frozen pizza on an open oven rack. Didn't realise the base was raw. The pizza melted through the bars like something in a Dali painting and fell in a mangled heap onto the bottom of the oven.
That was a pizza fail.6 -
CattOfTheGarage wrote: »MalkinMagic71 wrote: »Pizza and fail should never be used together. Eating pizza is never a failure haha.
I once tried cooking a raw-base frozen pizza on an open oven rack. Didn't realise the base was raw. The pizza melted through the bars like something in a Dali painting and fell in a mangled heap onto the bottom of the oven.
That was a pizza fail.
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CattOfTheGarage wrote: »MalkinMagic71 wrote: »Pizza and fail should never be used together. Eating pizza is never a failure haha.
I once tried cooking a raw-base frozen pizza on an open oven rack. Didn't realise the base was raw. The pizza melted through the bars like something in a Dali painting and fell in a mangled heap onto the bottom of the oven.
That was a pizza fail.
That must have been a fun time cleaning up...0 -
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