Back to the allergist's office I went today for my first round of shots. The nurse inquired about how I was feeling with the diet changes.
I talked for minute and then she exclaimed "You didn't cut out everything that came back positive at once did you?!"
Me: "Uhhh, yeah...I thought it was a 'don't eat any of this'/'only eat this' situation so I've been cold turkey on the whole deal."
Nurse: "Oh, no! Drop ONE food at a time for 7-10 days and then add the next highest offender."
Me (to myself): "Now how in the world did I miss this little tidbit of information?"
Me (outloud): "Oh, okay, that makes life a little better."
Now, I'm still a little befuddled at how the rotary diet works into this...I need to call them tomorrow for clarification. I think I can eat everything on my daily list, plus some of my offenders but minus the ones I have eliminated? That doesn't make much sense. Ugh! This is so confusing. However, I quickly determined that since cheese and milk were my #1's, I'd keep those at bay and went ahead and drove through Wendy's for a burger. Ahhhhh. Yum. I just should have had them add bacon (pork is on my no-no list too). The adventure continues.
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I'm not sure if I've voiced this, or just thought it (I've been on some pretty good pain killers lately. ;) ), but I am so curious to chat and hear more about this. I'm so sorry...I can't imagine doing this! But, yay for a Wendy's burger sister!!!!!
Hey Resa! I've had really good luck with baked good/bread recipes from this website: http://www.elanaspantry.com/recipes/ You can easily substitute the eggs with other products. I grew up with Ener-G egg replacer but we've tried all sorts of stuff over the years like ground up flax seeds. I'll make sure to pass along some yummy recipes when I come across them!
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