I’m shouldn’t have ice cream due to my Type 2 diabetes, but once in a while, I stop at Mc Donalds and get myself a McFlurry with M&M’s. I get a bit sick later, but I find it worth it.
The depressing part is seeing people call McDonald’s sundae and new socks luxury…
They are using it in a different sense. Not that they are considered luxury goods by being expensive and associated with higher socioeconomic standing, but that they are a frivolity which is not necessary and which has tangible costs that they feel are justified due to pure pleasure.
Yeah but new socks are necessary when the old ones are worn out, and honestly, I understand indulging in an ice-cream once in a while but make it something worth it instead of McDonald’s sundae…
This is called, “yucking someone’s yum.”
She didn’t say sundae. She said McFlurry. Big difference.
I’m thinking of that scene from Dr. Doolittle with Eddie Murphy where the lady keeps going to the hospital with an allergic reaction to shellfish. Later, she’s in a bathroom stall gnawing on a lobster while her face swells up.
I never understood that, but then my doctor told me to cut out sugar or my pancreas might explode (or something) and I immediately thought of that character.
The new socks I bought. My old socks were technically still not broken, just worn down and faded. But new quality socks are one of life’s great pleasures.
Lactose intolerance so same as you op. Not so much sick but I get the runs.
Get lactase pills.
I have them but where is the fun in that?
Fun = enjoying ice cream without diarrhea afterwards
You have an odd definition of fun mate. But to each their own.
Your definition of fun apparently = diarrhea after eating ice cream
More like the thrill of will I make it to the bog. 😁
Eating sugar is fine with a bit of nutrition juggling when you have diabetes. The ‘you can’t have sugar’ thing is hopelessly outdated. When you eat lactose when you’re lactose intolerant no amount of nutrition juggling will help.
Silly answer: croissants when I know I’m gluten intolerant.
Real answer: the devil’s lettuce. 🤷
Lagavulin. Any alcoholic drink in general, bit a good whisk(e)y and particularly a more um… aromatic variant is a weakness for me.
Dark chocolate. I’ve apparently developed what appears to be a nickel sensitivity that manifests itself as itchy rashes on my hands, and guess what has a high amount of nickel in it? I’ve been ok at cutting out other foods but while I reduced my intake I’d rather be itchy than give up my chocolate.
You might have just solved a year long mystery between me and my doctor…I’ve been getting random rashes all over my arms and torso, and we have yet to determine why. I love dark chocolate.
I went to my doctor about it too! She was convinced it was something I was physically in contact with so I was trying to eliminate types of fabrics, changing detergents, soaps, my cleaning gloves, wearing shea infused gloves at night, etc etc and at the same time I was eating dark chocolate nearly every night. I finally cut back in an effort to lose some weight and the rashes got better. Someone somewhere in my searches mentioned the nickel thing and it all clicked. You can search for “systemic nickel sensitivity” and “dietary nickel and dermatitis” and see if it sounds like what you’re dealing with. If so, I’m glad I could help!
Literally going through eliminating sources of contact dermatitis right now, and I’m getting rashes where it makes no sense for contact dermatitis. Genuinely thank you so much, you may have saved me ANOTHER YEAR of frustration!
I’m so glad I could put you onto a new lead!
Here’s a paper I found that has some good info, especially the Dietary Nickel section. It has a food table under the treatment section too.
You’re a doll, and I wish you a chocolate-filled future with no rashes 🥹
Iron supplements, vitamin C and moderation all help so hopefully no need to give it up entirely 💜
Exercise. I have post exertional malaise. It basically means I get cell damage from exercise. I went for a hike and I’m regretting it already.
how sick is sick?
High blood sugar presents differently in different people. For me, I get super nauseated, hot like I’m running a fever, and a pounding headache in my ears.
Other folks may get dizzy, light headed, become unreasonably angry, or incoherent.
Bonus: A lot of these are the same symptoms for LOW blood sugar. 😟
High sugar makes me tired, and if I don’t drink plenty of water, I wake up with a headache similar to a hangover.
I buy books full price but only read half of them
Blow prolly tbh
Speed, ketamine
Hell yeah
Oh I still miss speed. I don’t do it but if everything I’ve tried, that is the one I know would kill me and I still want it.
The only drug I WOULD do again, without fear, is LSD. I will at some point probably.
