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      #169444 - 04/13/05 04:44 AM
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I did lean towards D when I was really bad, but now I'm pretty much in the middle! You just have to be extra careful with IF when you're C (or A). And many of Heather's recipes actually contain LOTS of safe veggies, etc.

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I'm D. But I think Heather herself is C. new
      #169495 - 04/13/05 07:34 AM
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Isn't she pain-predominant? -nt new
      #169499 - 04/13/05 08:00 AM
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Her books say she is pain predominant... new
      #169501 - 04/13/05 08:08 AM
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She isn't C at all!

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I'm IBS-C new
      #169509 - 04/13/05 08:30 AM
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I stick to Heather's diet most of the time. Been on it since November 2004. I do think I generally feel better on the diet. I seem to have more gas/discomfort/cramping when I cheat.

However, I have not noticed a big improvement in the "C" department. Even on Heather's diet, I take Miralax daily (although every now & then I'll skip a day). For the past month I've also been putting ground fennel seeds on my cereal for extra fiber & that really seems to help me.

I tried taking Acacia for a couple months, but that didn't seem to work for me.

Just want you to know that you're not alone.

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I'm mostly D but occassionally get bouts of C as well (so A I guess) -nt- new
      #169540 - 04/13/05 09:55 AM
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Sorry, I guess I misunderstood. I didn't realize you could have IBS without being C or D or A. new
      #169569 - 04/13/05 11:23 AM
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I'm C, C. C, C!!!! -nt- new
      #169606 - 04/13/05 01:12 PM
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She might be A... new
      #170036 - 04/15/05 01:17 AM
Linz

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...but pain was her major symptom.

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Re: Are most of you C or D ??? new
      #170060 - 04/15/05 05:44 AM
dozyveeny

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I'm A (I think) - I used to have a constant cycle of 2 or 3 days of C followed by massive D, then start all over again, both phases extremely difficult with bloating, nausea, headaches, pain and exhaustion.

After 7 months of Heather's diet I feel much better all the time - rarely get the bloating, nausea, headaches, pain, etc, unless I 'experiment' with risky foods. Feel much freer to go out and live a more normal life - feel like I have more control in general.

But I am more consistently C now, sometimes with BMs so soft that they're difficult to pass. So I don't feel I have the answer 100%. But, even so, my insides are generally calm and comfortable! I wouldn't go back - if I live the rest of my life like this, it is still far, far better than what I had before.

Josephine

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