Re: You won't believe this ... I just found out the most horrid news...

[Guest guest]

I am sorry you are having to deal with all this now. At least you know what

you are dealing with though and can work from there.

You won't believe this ... I just found out the most

horrid news...

> I have been getting really bad hives on my face for a long time now.

> At first I attributed it to uncontrolled diabetes...

>

> At the urging of my fabulous GYN, I got food tested from my ENT.

>

> Not only am I diabetic, but I just found out that I am allergic to:

>

> Eggs (big time!)

> Wheat

> Sesame Seeds

> Milk

>

> Which pretty much eliminates eating everything except veggies and

> meat. Geez. I can eat corn and oats, am not allergic to those at

> least. But I can't eat fruit much because it raises my BG sky high.

>

> Oh, I don't have celiac sprue. My intestinal probs are due to

> serious internal adhesions from many surgeries.

>

> Anyway, for those of you who are severely depressed this week, think

> of me and thank the Lord that you aren't dealing w/the load I

> carry... severe GYN/Kidney and intestinal probs, cannot have kids, T2

> diabetes since age 16 and now, allergic to all this stuff. Yeesh!

>

> Just had to vent.

>

> If anyone has a good wheat free recipe (low carb please) for bread or

> english muffins, I would be grateful.

>

> Tammi

> (really feeling ticked off right now!)

>

>

>

>

> To leave this list please go to diabetes-unsubscribe

> Hope you come back soon!

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am sorry you are having to deal with all this now. At least you know what

you are dealing with though and can work from there.

You won't believe this ... I just found out the most

horrid news...

> I have been getting really bad hives on my face for a long time now.

> At first I attributed it to uncontrolled diabetes...

>

> At the urging of my fabulous GYN, I got food tested from my ENT.

>

> Not only am I diabetic, but I just found out that I am allergic to:

>

> Eggs (big time!)

> Wheat

> Sesame Seeds

> Milk

>

> Which pretty much eliminates eating everything except veggies and

> meat. Geez. I can eat corn and oats, am not allergic to those at

> least. But I can't eat fruit much because it raises my BG sky high.

>

> Oh, I don't have celiac sprue. My intestinal probs are due to

> serious internal adhesions from many surgeries.

>

> Anyway, for those of you who are severely depressed this week, think

> of me and thank the Lord that you aren't dealing w/the load I

> carry... severe GYN/Kidney and intestinal probs, cannot have kids, T2

> diabetes since age 16 and now, allergic to all this stuff. Yeesh!

>

> Just had to vent.

>

> If anyone has a good wheat free recipe (low carb please) for bread or

> english muffins, I would be grateful.

>

> Tammi

> (really feeling ticked off right now!)

>

>

>

>

> To leave this list please go to diabetes-unsubscribe

> Hope you come back soon!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Wow, Tammi, that is a major downer!!

Did you have to have all the injection tests?

So sorry to hear all your problems.

I am probably the world's worst cook, but my sons have

all won ribbons for their cooking skill. I'll check

with them on a good recipee.

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

---Tammi, I went through the allergic stages. Started when I was

little, had shots for years. Stopped them in late teens, did fine.

Then when I was in my late 30's I started up again. Hives, swelling,

it was awful. Found I was allergic wheat which left out a lot of

food, and a lot of other foods and outside stuff. Then it left me

again. I had gotten shots again for awhile, forget how long. But I

have been free of most allergies, except grass and growing things and

dust, for a long time. I was not diabetic when I had the allergies.

Yours may pass with time as well. Allergy shots will help if they

were recommended to you.

Madge

In diabetes@y..., " Tammi " <tyiakoum@h...> wrote:

> I have been getting really bad hives on my face for a long time

now.

> At first I attributed it to uncontrolled diabetes...

>

> At the urging of my fabulous GYN, I got food tested from my ENT.

>

> Not only am I diabetic, but I just found out that I am allergic to:

>

> Eggs (big time!)

> Wheat

> Sesame Seeds

> Milk

>

> Which pretty much eliminates eating everything except veggies and

> meat. Geez. I can eat corn and oats, am not allergic to those at

> least. But I can't eat fruit much because it raises my BG sky high.

>

> Oh, I don't have celiac sprue. My intestinal probs are due to

> serious internal adhesions from many surgeries.

>

> Anyway, for those of you who are severely depressed this week,

think

> of me and thank the Lord that you aren't dealing w/the load I

> carry... severe GYN/Kidney and intestinal probs, cannot have kids,

T2

> diabetes since age 16 and now, allergic to all this stuff. Yeesh!

>

> Just had to vent.

>

> If anyone has a good wheat free recipe (low carb please) for bread

or

> english muffins, I would be grateful.

>

> Tammi

> (really feeling ticked off right now!)

[Guest guest]

--- Tammi wrote:

> I had the injection tests and had such a severe

> reaction after round

> 2 that they had to suspend the testing and then they

> did the blood

> test to determine...

>

> It was very scary when I could not breathe during

> the reaction

> tests. Ugh! So now I am getting Lactose free,

> gluten free wheat

> free and egg free cookbooks and went to Fresh Fields

> and got all

> kinds of stuff to experiment w/ including some egg

> replacer and spelt

> bread.

>

> Feeling better today I will just move on and be

> thankful that I will

> get over these gross hives on my face.

>

> Thanks everyone for your support!

>

> Tammi

>

>

>

>

> > Wow, Tammi, that is a major downer!!

> >

> > Did you have to have all the injection tests?

> >

> > So sorry to hear all your problems.

> >

> > I am probably the world's worst cook, but my sons

> have

> > all won ribbons for their cooking skill. I'll

> check

> > with them on a good recipee.

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

--- Tammi wrote:

> I had the injection tests and had such a severe

> reaction after round

> 2 that they had to suspend the testing and then they

> did the blood

> test to determine...

>

> It was very scary when I could not breathe during

> the reaction

> tests. Ugh! So now I am getting Lactose free,

> gluten free wheat

> free and egg free cookbooks and went to Fresh Fields

> and got all

> kinds of stuff to experiment w/ including some egg

> replacer and spelt

> bread.

>

> Feeling better today I will just move on and be

> thankful that I will

> get over these gross hives on my face.

>

> Thanks everyone for your support!

>

> Tammi

>

>

>

>

> > Wow, Tammi, that is a major downer!!

> >

> > Did you have to have all the injection tests?

> >

> > So sorry to hear all your problems.

> >

> > I am probably the world's worst cook, but my sons

> have

> > all won ribbons for their cooking skill. I'll

> check

> > with them on a good recipee.

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >