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Yup, and poor Kurt didn't even get to tell B on his own terms, that likely makes him a little upset.

'Deeeed. ; 3; and poor B, stuck in the middle.

Yup,

unhappiness all around.

Except for me, I have a delicious sandwich,

French bread with tomatoes, cucumber, onions, lettuce, cheddar and a left over schnitzel. Nummy.

UHHHANNNN I WANT
I WANT I WANT I WANT
gimme

It's so perfect, we should make these when we can, buy a big loaf of french bread, bake it, slice it up and make schnitzel sandwiches.

Rooo,

I feel I want to make a digital, colored version of the fancy Gloria.

I kinda wanna do it with all three pencil drawings in my scraps.

Would be good coloring practice.

Indeed,

Internet died last night.

Eeeww.

Getting calls from doctors all morning now @ n@ Tried to call one back and they were busy, guess I'll have to try again later.

Indeed, doctors all wanting your time and attention.

Also

about Sugar and Crohn's

Quote:

Sugar
Sugar is one of the most toxic foods on the digestive lining and pretty much intolerable by all those with IBD. The most deceiving part of sugar, is that when eaten it does not cause pain or bowel obstruction as nuts or a high fiber food might when eaten during a flare up. So, some think it is not a problem.

However, sugar totally strips the intestines of its healthy bacteria and replaces it with an overgrowth of the bad bacteria, leading to a condition known as candida. Sugar leads to a serious PH imbalance in the body and thus, makes it harder for the body to heal from a flare up.

Sugar causes gas, bloating, diahrrea, mouth ulcers (even in those without digestive problems). Sugar can be addictive and hard habit to break. And it can be especially difficult to wean children and teens with IBD off of sugar as they see all their peers eating it.

The worst kind of sugar to eat is corn syrup. If one must eat sugar, stick to small amounts of honey. Imitation sugars, such as nutrasweet and sorbital are also should be avoided as they are proven to upset the digestion of almost everyone, even those without IBD.

Note that alcohol behaves like a sugar in the body as well. Some find they can tolerate small amounts of white or red wine as well as small amounts of high quality vodka. But these should be consumed in moderation and avoided during a flare up.

>8'[ BUT WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR MY DIET

Watch sugar like you do fats and sodium and avoid artificial sweeteners and corn syrup?

Also, Honey is ok because it's antimicrobial, you know cause it's more bee puke than straight sugar.

Oh lord...

yayyy bee puke

but goddammit I've never wanted marshmallow Peeps so badly.