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[kismet09]

We have traced many of my nausea/dizziness/fainting spells to times after which I ate scallops. Thus, no more scallops for me. A couple of outlier times when I ate asian food, which may very well have included dishes that had oyster sauce in them. Will eventually get tested to confirm, but how ironic that I never had a shellfish problem until I moved to a place where I am surrounded by shellfish.

Went to the Physical Therapist yesterday and got exercises to do, including Wii Bowling. Good times. We'll see if I do them.

Have iTunes shuffle on today and it's mostly playing musicals, including Dr Horrible. Sometimes I think my iPod just has moods where it plays certain songs on shuffle.

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[sharkycharming.livejournal.com]

Ick, poor you! And scallops are so delicious. Sigh.

Our ipods definitely have moods, too. Chris said his played 3 Robyn Hitchcock songs in a row the other day, all from separate albums, one even from a soundtrack with other non-Robyn songs on it. Bizarre.

[eurobikermcdog.livejournal.com]

we've traced my food poisoning incident to mussels. boo! I LOVE mussels. I haven't had them in four months.

[eurobikermcdog.livejournal.com]

also, I think I just ate a bad mussel, rather than actually being reactive to them

[kismet09.livejournal.com]

that would be a more acceptable scenario.

[kismet09.livejournal.com]

boo! it sucks to be scared of oyster sauce, too, since it's in so many foods.

[samhampton.livejournal.com]

my grandmother discovered a scallop/oyster (but oddly, not clam or other shellfish) reaction when she was in her late 60's! she had eaten the stuff most of her life and probably had reactions, just never put the two together until her later years.

[kismet09.livejournal.com]

it has taken many, many meals for me to figure this out. and yeah, i don't seem to have a reaction to lobster, which is good.