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Sugar free Candy

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My doc said anytime for hard candies and all others at 6 weeks out.

I bought SF gummy bears, See's milk chocolate and Reese's. The gummy bears are a nice treat and I really enjoyed the See's SF milk chocolate because I am not a fan of dark chocolate. None of it upset my stomach but I didn't eat much of it either.

Go to Amazon.com, search sugar free gummy bears and read the reviews.....HYSTERICAL!!!! Don't eat too many.

Yes he did

Yes there are sugar free gummy bears made by Haribo. I agree with Chele H......hehe these bears can be a disaster if you eat too many. The reviews on Amazon made me laugh so hard, it was hysterical lol

If you can't stand your co-workers, put a jar of Haribo SF Gummy Bears at your work station. Bwah ha ha!

Oh, I forgot. I used them for a while to get through a bout of constipation. The pay-off was intestinal cramps, but it cleared up my problem. Wouldn't professionally recommend them, but just sayin'

I was laughing hysterically !!!!

"you can pee out of your butt!" ... WHAT A RIOT !

Needless to say ... I've never liked gummy bears anyway ... but now for sure I wont be eating them!

Thanks for the laugh everyone ! :)

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