Foamies...
TMI? Sorry all, I just know that many of you can relate!!
However, hubby has been extremely supportive & encouraging, so he will receive supreme appreciation for that...tomorrow!
The good thing for me is any yucky feelings I get only tend to last 20-45 minutes.... Usually about 30 thank god for small miracles
Honestly... I have found the more I can just step away, be ill... Completely (we're not trying to save anything here), go back and sit for about 10 min... and I am good. May even manage to pull off dinner.
I can't do something cold to sip after warm food... foamies.
I can't do straigh****er... foamies.
I can't do re-heated anything unless very moist... foamies.
I can't do chicken that is too dry unless I drown it in gravy... foamies.
I can't do a bite of a pan fried potato... foamies. (we were told to try starches... HAHAHA)
Toast that wasn't toasted well enough? Foamies.
Something moist but thick and something crispy at the same time... foamies.
The key to no foam for me? Anything bu****er, warm, wet, and well toasted... But not combined with other food items.
Oh my, Shell! I really do think it was a combination of dry chicken/ate too fast/didn't chew enough. I was to the point that I wanted to "make" myself get sick (more than just the foam...) BUT I know that's not a good thing & in reality was a chicken-sh*t to try it...so I waited it out, dealt with the foamy vomit the few times it happened & it was all good.
But wow, that's quite the list you have there!
The only other thing that's bothered me was going on the treadmill & drinking water, too soon after I eat. Even waiting the 1/2 hour after I eat, I still can't drink & walk at the same time...foamies (but mild). Have to wait at least an hour, & the longer the better. Problem is of course, the longer I wait, the closer it gets to the next meal time. Can't win!! LOL!!