Feb 24
Welp, it's official
It's not merely gluten intolerance - it's coeliac disease.
So that's my life now
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Welp, it's official
It's not merely gluten intolerance - it's coeliac disease.
So that's my life now
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Me: Ok, and did they give me the gluten free pizza/bread?
The pizza/bread: *has not been touched* *is falling apart*
Me:
if you see me screaming in the gluten free aisle mind your business
Heads up to UK coeliacs: Lidl have changed the recipe of their fake pringles (previously the only ones that didn't contain wheat) and they now contain wheat! Not just a "may contain" but an actual ingredient! Be careful, check the ingredients, and tell your gluten-free/wheat-free friends.
I’ve always thought about how coeliac is a very socially isolating condition. We can’t just go out for a meal with friends. We have to go to specific safe places that are few & far between. People don’t understand that we can’t just go wherever. Food is such a social activity.
But something I was thinking about today is how that limits other social activities too, because getting a meal or going to a cafe is just such a natural part of going out. I miss going out to dinner & movie. I miss being able to take off to small towns & explore, get a meal, do a ghost tour. I miss going up the mountains, getting something from the local cafe & going in to the bush (forest). Sure, I can still do a lot of that, minus the food. But it reminds me of what I’m missing out on. It’s so much more cognitive energy to plan a meal/meals to take if needed. Especially when easy meals on the go without anything to keep it cool or warm it up are very limited with coeliac. Or the emotional energy of trying to advocate & explain & hope someone will listen & help at a cafe if you do want to try to be ‘normal’. I see what I’m missing out on & trying to make up for that is hard. Going out is already really difficult, even when I really want to do it without all these extra things.
I think there’s a lot of people who don’t understand all of this, even if they have coeliac because they don’t deal with mental health, neurodivergence, other chronic illness. Definitely people who don’t have coeliac wouldn’t really understand. But it sucks & I’m going to be sad about it.
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Being asexual and coeliac is a nightmare
Can’t even lust after delicious baked goods
Did I see Tim Tam's in the shop and buy them because they made me think of Cate Blanchett? Yes
Am I gay? Yes
Am I too old to be fangirling? Probably
Do I regret it? No
dude are you okay your last five posts have been about eating bread
It's been nearly two years but I can't seem to get over her, yet I know she shall never return to me. Our love was forbidden, and no matter how hard we tried, there were circumstances we just could not overcome. We were fated to be torn apart, yet still, I cannot help but miss her so. This is my curse. I MISS YOU BREAD :'(((
In other news, the gluten free bread seems to taste especially like cardboard right now. I'm sure these two things are unrelated
