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Cold Drink Intolerance

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Yes ;) I use to have stomach spasms but they are now gone thank goodness. ;)

Good to know. I too cannot handle the cold stuff, but the warm or room temp is fine.

I am almost 3 years out and I still prefer room temp or warm. Cold stuff just does not feel good in my tummy. It doesn't cause spasms, but warm and room temp just goes down way easier.

I can tolerate cold at 7 weeks, but I am starting to naturally prefer room temp. I find I can drink it more quickly and it just seems to go down easier.

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