I met a para that eats spinach instead of using suppositories.
He knows if he eats it, he will go a half an hour later. I love fresh
spinach with olive oil in garlic and one of my favorite dinners at the
restaurant I worked at the time I got sick was that over angel air pasta.
I did eat it once but my friend who is a nurse told me that it isn't good to eat
spinach b/c it does move the bowels and I should avoid it so I am now afraid to
eat it.
Stacy
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Spinach does it to me. But I have to eat it regularly for
a whle. I can
have it in a cassarole type dish for a day or two, but after
that I'm
pushing it! My attendants let me know about it! Right
after rehab I lived
with my mom and after a few episodes, she refused to
let me eat it anymore!
We still laugh about it every once in a
while.
Dana
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>
> Your not the only one that has bowel problems from
eating certain foods
> Stacey. For the longest time I could never
figure out why all of a sudden
> I will
> have bowel problems in
bed. My wife figured out just a few weeks ago
>
that
> if I have hot spicy Chinese food I will have diarrhea within
24-36 hours.
> We
> did an experiment after everything,
down and sure enough I ended up going
> into bed after having
spicy Chinese food. Everything has been going real
>
well
> until a couple days ago when I had a really hot spicy
barbecue sauce on
> my
> beef ribs. I never gave any
thought to what I was eating until my wife
> made a
>
comment about me messing the bed in a day or so. Well, sure enough
it
> happened. Now, I'm not going to eat my spicy food to see if
that is
> really the
> problem.
>
> Jim
>
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