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Stuffette
Guest
So it's that time of year again when I have wars with myself about all of the food that is going to be so good when I eat it but make me so sick afterwards. Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. Ironic that a person with Crohn's who has historically been sick as a dog every Thanksgiving night would love the day so much.
This year I know a little bit more about what to stay away from. Definately no gravy on my turkey, no corn and DEFINATELY no cream pie. I have even volunteered to make a vegetable for the dinner so I know that it will be cooked the way I need it to be cooked. I am making string beans with fried shallots. I am going to cook the beans until they are practically mush. Better than that green bean caserole with that cream stuff. Death by beans!
I am just thankful that I am healthy enough to enjoy my Thanksgiving with my family and that I have been blessed with an amazing doctor who has finally helped me.
I hope everyone else here enjoys their Thanksgiving and doesn't stress over what to eat. ENJOY!
This year I know a little bit more about what to stay away from. Definately no gravy on my turkey, no corn and DEFINATELY no cream pie. I have even volunteered to make a vegetable for the dinner so I know that it will be cooked the way I need it to be cooked. I am making string beans with fried shallots. I am going to cook the beans until they are practically mush. Better than that green bean caserole with that cream stuff. Death by beans!
I am just thankful that I am healthy enough to enjoy my Thanksgiving with my family and that I have been blessed with an amazing doctor who has finally helped me.
I hope everyone else here enjoys their Thanksgiving and doesn't stress over what to eat. ENJOY!