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  1. Steve - hope your wife is up and running about.
    Would you care to post what ideas you used/ found most helpful? - Mike

    I'm 4 days into some kind of GI viral thing and have been drinking
    massive quantities of Gatorade to combat the dehydration. managed a
    softboiled egg this morning, then reviewed your thread for additional
    ideas.

  2. Dog3" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >

    Quoted message said:

    Made some pork fried rice last night. I could not eat much but it was
    good.I did some fried rice and stirred fried veggies. Soy sauce was good.
    I've got to take out the hounds. Steven is totally [censored]. I slammed his
    jag off the side of Berry Road, I was going incredibly fast. I had to
    throw up. I slammed the thing into a tree. [censored], when does this end I
    totaled a jaguar... OMG? Anyway, the food was good. I did a bok choy


    thing.

    Quoted message said:

    Lard was it good.

    Michael

    Michael,

    I'm guessing you're ok ?? --- OMG that sounds awful. Jags can be replaced
    though I suppose ( having never, ever had one!)

    Did you make the bok choy thing after this ? I can't imagine anything
    tasting good - but could you share exactly what one does with bok choy? I'm
    never sure.............

    Really hope you feel better soon........

    Elaine

  3. Michael Horowitz said:

    Steve - hope your wife is up and running about.

    She's fine now, thanks.

    Quoted message said:

    Would you care to post what ideas you used/ found most helpful? - Mike

    I followed suggestions about rice and chicken stock, and that went down
    just fine. The rice gives carbohydrates for energy to fight back
    against the invaders, and the stock provides fluids and proteins. For
    more fluids and some sugars, she drank apple juice. She stuck with this
    regime for a few days after just to make sure that it was all done with,
    and is much better.

    Quoted message said:

    I'm 4 days into some kind of GI viral thing and have been drinking
    massive quantities of Gatorade to combat the dehydration. managed a
    softboiled egg this morning, then reviewed your thread for additional
    ideas.

    Well, I hope I've helped, and get well soon.

    --
    SteveR
    (throw away the dustbin, send to stever@... instead)

    Humans are way too stupid to be dumb animals.
    http://www.accidentalcreditor.org.uk/

  4. Dog3 said:


    Gawd, Gatorade and a soft boiled egg sound wonderful. I can't keep
    breakfast down. I get up at 5:30am, walk the hounds, feed them, Hoot and
    Margaret and clean the cat boxes. Then I feed the feral cats. I'm
    exhausted when it's over. Eating anything is disgusting and I throw it back
    up anyway. I may buy some Gatorade. Sounds like something I could use. I
    drink a ton of ice water.

    You should try some Kefir. It is fermented milk and tastes like a yogurt drink
    with effervescence. It doesn't smell great, but the taste is not bad. It also
    comes in natural fruit flavours. It has yeast and bacteria that will restore
    your intestinal flora. It is lactose free because the fermentation process eats
    up all the lactose. I gave some to my SIL when she was suffering from an attack
    of colitis and she found it quite helpful.

  5. I always keep Gatorade on hand, (in powdered form). And I always have
    it in my suitcase when I travel, in a plastic baggie. Stomach flu
    leaches out the salt, sugar and potassium in your body, making you feel
    weak. Drinking Gatorade right away makes you feel better quickly. You
    need more that just water. Good luck.
    Nancree

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