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Sugar, bad idea

Omg, I ate sugary crap for the first time and I'm definitely feeling the repercussion. It's honestly a good thing sugar makes me feel like garbage because I learn the first time and it is so not worth the way I feel. I feel like I have a hangover plus the way people feel after stuffing their face at thanksgiving. Major fail today but I learned my lesson so that's all that matters.

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  • I did that too. I ate lie 3 bites of my sons birthday cake, and felt awful! So i just stay away from things with a lot of sugar. A little doesn't bother me, but i try to avoid it. Lessons learn

  • I ate a bit of cupcake and it was awful! The cake was fine, I think. It was the frosting. It turned my stomach. I ate a bit of chocolate a couple of weeks ago and it just tasted different. Not as goo

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I did that too. I ate lie 3 bites of my sons birthday cake, and felt awful! So i just stay away from things with a lot of sugar. A little doesn't bother me, but i try to avoid it. Lessons learned, and you are right, all that matters is that you learned from it.

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I did that too. I ate lie 3 bites of my sons birthday cake' date=' and felt awful! So i just stay away from things with a lot of sugar. A little doesn't bother me, but i try to avoid it. Lessons learned, and you are right, all that matters is that you learned from it.[/quote']

Thank you. Yea I didn't have very much but it was enough to make me feel horrible for like an hour. Won't make that mistake twice

I ate a bit of cupcake and it was awful! The cake was fine, I think. It was the frosting. It turned my stomach. I ate a bit of chocolate a couple of weeks ago and it just tasted different. Not as good as it used to. Sugar free popsicles seem to be the only sweet I can tolerate anymore. I just wish potato chips and French fries were as repugnant. I would be set for life!

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I ate a bit of cupcake and it was awful! The cake was fine' date=' I think. It was the frosting. It turned my stomach. I ate a bit of chocolate a couple of weeks ago and it just tasted different. Not as good as it used to. Sugar free popsicles seem to be the only sweet I can tolerate anymore. I just wish potato chips and French fries were as repugnant. I would be set for life![/quote']

I think that's what it was for me. I ate some of a strawberry shortcake roll and it had a lot of frosting in it... Gag. Now that it made me so sick it doesn't sound good at all. Sugar just grosses me out. Even sugar in yogurt makes me sick so idk why I even attempted the other crap, moment of weakness I guess. Chips use to be my all time favorite snack and now I don't really care for them. I eat one and get heartburn so those I don't eat either. I haven't had French fries, they sound greasy and icky. I wish I didn't have to experiment with food, I wish I knew ahead of time what my stomach likes and hates.

Boy I hope that happens to me:)

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