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Freakin Fish

Ok, My DH wanted crab cakes for dinner, knowing I could not eat them I made them for him and DD. Thought...hmmm.... I will bake a flounder for me and have some. OMG... I will never eat fish again. I don't know if it was too dry or what the hell, but I have never experienced anything like that before in my life. Thought maybe I was gonna throw up, oh no, couldn't be that easy, just a pain in my chest, eyes watering, spit coming up in my mouth... never again! I might go back to mushies...LOL!:faint:

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Hi Melissa, My DH catches fish all the time and sometimes it goes down easy other times not. One time he cooked it on the grill and put lemon pepper on it....was great going down but, coming back up it was terrible. I have found the plainer the fish the better for me. No breading, no seasoning and lots of tartar sauce and it will go down and stay down. I make my own Tartar sauce with ff mayo and relish. Don't give up on that good protein just eat it very very slowly.

Hi :kiss2:

I love fish but i have found, it difficult to eat even though i am mincing mine due to the stage i am at. I hope i be able to eat it again it was a major part food groups i like to eat. :hungry:

PS does anyone eat praws:hungry: i love them when would you say is ok to eat them. :help:

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I don't have problems with fish . . . so far. I can't do scallops because I can't chew them up well enough and they're kind of stringy. I can eat shrimp but it can be a bit tricky and must be chewed very very well. Other than that, no problem.

Sorry about your stick. I know how you feel 'cause I'll never eat scrambled egg again!

I had the same thing happen to me last week with fish. It was going down well I chewed and chewed then Boom it hit all of a sudden the pain, the feeling of sickness, I couldn't breath I actually thought I was going to pass out. Thank goodness it finally came up NO MORE FISH FOR ME.

This stuff is so interesting.

Fish is one of the few things I can eat without any worries of problems. Chicken on the other hand - forget it - I won't even try it again.

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