Learning curve
Feb. 22nd, 2011 09:06 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stitchwhichStill writing about myself, you see...
I learned something new this week - no more Pizza for me. Tried it on two different days, suffered tummy pain for about a day and a half afterwards each time, and now I think I'm going to just cross that off of my menu selections. It's hard - I LOVE a good cheesy beef & black olive pizza, but the fat content is too high (I'm guessing) and, well, there ya go. Of course, this does not mean that I won't try to make my own pizza and see if I can work it from a more controlled angle.
And I need to remember that if I am feeling as horrid as I was yesterday (which was, btw, the end of a 'pizza lesson'), I should try taking my pain drugs. I've been feeling pretty good without them, until yesterday, so haven't been needing them. But I don't recognise pain the same way as many do and need to be more aware of the signs that I am experiencing it.
I learned something new this week - no more Pizza for me. Tried it on two different days, suffered tummy pain for about a day and a half afterwards each time, and now I think I'm going to just cross that off of my menu selections. It's hard - I LOVE a good cheesy beef & black olive pizza, but the fat content is too high (I'm guessing) and, well, there ya go. Of course, this does not mean that I won't try to make my own pizza and see if I can work it from a more controlled angle.
And I need to remember that if I am feeling as horrid as I was yesterday (which was, btw, the end of a 'pizza lesson'), I should try taking my pain drugs. I've been feeling pretty good without them, until yesterday, so haven't been needing them. But I don't recognise pain the same way as many do and need to be more aware of the signs that I am experiencing it.
