Re: Taco Bell

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I had a negative experience with a taco from Taco Bell.....I tried eating one

last nite before my class and two minutes later up it came!

Ha this happened to anyone else?

Today I had a bad experience with a tuna melt sandwich at the Gyspy's Shiny

diner in Cary. I'm becoming 'relucant' to try anything out anywhere!

The feeling is a 'stuck' sensation....very weird, I never had this feeling from

the first MGB. Has anyone else experienced this 'stuck' feeling and the only

relief is to upchuck?

of Raleigh

[Guest guest]

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I think all of us are different unfortunately ---- I have no trouble

with tacos from Taco Bell - I only eat one of course! However, on any

given day I can have " trouble " with anything. I never have much trouble

but some days things " sit " better than others. Just go slow, don't try

anything really strange and you should be fine. BTW - tuna doesn't sit

particularly well with me either usually!

Glad you are doing well otherwise!

in GA

Re: Taco Bell

Hi all,

I had a negative experience with a taco from Taco Bell.....I tried

eating one last nite before my class and two minutes later up it came!

Ha this happened to anyone else?

Today I had a bad experience with a tuna melt sandwich at the Gyspy's

Shiny diner in Cary. I'm becoming 'relucant' to try anything out

anywhere!

The feeling is a 'stuck' sensation....very weird, I never had this

feeling from the first MGB. Has anyone else experienced this 'stuck'

feeling and the only relief is to upchuck?

of Raleigh

[Guest guest]

Dear in Raleigh,

It happens to me all the time. It looks so good, smells so good and

even tastes so good-------then-----whoopsy-daisy---! I always carry a mans

handkerchief and a container of the kleenex, extra large folded,

towelettes-----with me at all times. I never know what will and what will

not make it. I chew every tiny-morsel until it is pulverized and swallow

very slowly. Also, my best friend is Gaviscon extra strength. I keep the

small packages in my pocketbook and never leave home without them. Eating

slowly is a MUST and it is better not to drink too much water, gatorade or

whatever when you eat. It is really strange, but if I am paying attention, I

can tell the minute something goes in my mouth if it is not going to

work(stay-down). It sounds really disgusting, but I have actually chewed a

piece of pizza and then spit it out(at home, of course!); I just had to have

a taste, but knew the spice and the weight would be disasterous. It tasted

great!

Now that I have 'bared my soul', I do hope it has been of some help to

you. My body still likes the protein drinks, fruit and non-gassy vegtables.

Just remember, each and everyone of us is different, be kind to yourself

and take really good care of yourself.

FHR

Dr.R 12/10/01

245/185

Feelin' Great!

[Guest guest]

nancy,

that was VERY common for me for the first 4 months...it happened most with

something fatty or when I was too hungry, try eating VERY tiny bites and

SLOWLY...that helps and it did pass, but i sure had the problem for a long

time.

nancy

Re: Taco Bell

Hi all,

I had a negative experience with a taco from Taco Bell.....I tried eating

one last nite before my class and two minutes later up it came!

Ha this happened to anyone else?

Today I had a bad experience with a tuna melt sandwich at the Gyspy's Shiny

diner in Cary. I'm becoming 'relucant' to try anything out anywhere!

The feeling is a 'stuck' sensation....very weird, I never had this feeling

from the first MGB. Has anyone else experienced this 'stuck' feeling and

the only relief is to upchuck?

of Raleigh

[Guest guest]

Hi , yes, I had the stuck thing once, and it was

grits. I haven't tried them since. And I had to throw

up, which is very hard for me and I don't do it easily

but it was the only way I could get over it.And the

spasms subsided after throwing up. Jean

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> Hi all,

> I had a negative experience with a taco from Taco

> Bell.....I tried eating one last nite before my

> class and two minutes later up it came!

>

> Ha this happened to anyone else?

>

> Today I had a bad experience with a tuna melt

> sandwich at the Gyspy's Shiny diner in Cary. I'm

> becoming 'relucant' to try anything out anywhere!

>

> The feeling is a 'stuck' sensation....very weird, I

> never had this feeling from the first MGB. Has

> anyone else experienced this 'stuck' feeling and the

> only relief is to upchuck?

>

>

> of Raleigh

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hello s I still have it occasionally. See ya next week. Phyllis

[Guest guest]

Yes, and she helped to fertilize the beautiful highways in NC with

the unorthodox substance of Chinese food!

~Amy

RE: Re: Taco Bell

nancy,

that was VERY common for me for the first 4 months...it happened

most with

something fatty or when I was too hungry, try eating VERY tiny

bites and

SLOWLY...that helps and it did pass, but i sure had the problem

for a long

time.

nancy

[Guest guest]

,

Hey girl! I had my MGB on Friday, March 1, 2002. I am feeling really good,

but I am having that stuck feeling with almost everthing, including liquids.

Dr. R says it is because the new stomach is so much smaller. When he does a

revision like yours, the stomach is smaller and the esophageal sphincter is

affected since the dissection is so close to the diaphragm. He says to just

take smaller bites/ sips.

I am doing really well and hope to be back to work soon.

Love,

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hey Dana - I remember someone telling me when I had those symptoms to use

the Reglan. It really helped me at first and then after the first week that

feeling passed!! LOL

You will do GREAT!!! And feel even better!!

Carol Hirn RN/BSN

MGB:01/07/2002 - Dr R

268/228/????

Re: Re: Taco Bell

> ,

> Hey girl! I had my MGB on Friday, March 1, 2002. I am feeling really good,

> but I am having that stuck feeling with almost everthing, including

liquids.

> Dr. R says it is because the new stomach is so much smaller. When he does

a

> revision like yours, the stomach is smaller and the esophageal sphincter

is

> affected since the dissection is so close to the diaphragm. He says to

just

> take smaller bites/ sips.

>

> I am doing really well and hope to be back to work soon.

> Love,

> Dana

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

More info on their website. Looks like some chicken is ok too.

http://www.yum.com/nutrition/allergen/allergen_tb.asp

I have had good luck with the tostadas on the road.

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for their GF menu items, if any. Come to find out, they do have a few GF items.

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asked about their tacos, and the lady said it's not on the list, so technically

they're not safe, but it doesn't say why. I was trying to find out if their taco

shells were okay, and maybe it's just the meat with seasoning, but she said she

didn't know.

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Yeeeaaah, when one is desperate, it's good to know where one can stop and eat "healthy" GF food. Thank you for the link. Louise Audellart + designlouiseaudell.com(510) 531-4607From: Luther <l@...> Sent: Saturday, August 1, 2009 2:50:19 PMSubject: Re: [ ] Taco Bell

More info on their website. Looks like some chicken is ok too.

http://www.yum. com/nutrition/ allergen/ allergen_ tb.asp

I have had good luck with the tostadas on the road.

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[Guest guest]

The reason that the meat at Taco Bell isn't gluten-free is that they use a

wheat-based filler that's mixed in.

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> Since I'd been frequenting a Taco Bell near my house...I thought I should call

for their GF menu items, if any. Come to find out, they do have a few GF items.

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> - Bean Tostadas

> - Bean & Cheese

> - All hot sauces and condiments

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> I've also been told their nachos are naturally GF but they can't guarantee the

oil they use would be.

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> I also noticed the only items mentioned as safe did not contain their meat. I

asked about their tacos, and the lady said it's not on the list, so technically

they're not safe, but it doesn't say why. I was trying to find out if their taco

shells were okay, and maybe it's just the meat with seasoning, but she said she

didn't know.

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> Louise Audell

> art + design

> louiseaudell.com

> (510) 531-4607

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