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Re: Seahawk new
      #47908 - 03/04/04 10:20 AM
Seahawk

Reged: 03/03/04
Posts: 43
Loc: Las Vegas, NV

Thanks, and good to know!

I try to read everything that I can regarding IBS. Sometimes, though, I suffer from information overload. I tend to over-think things a great deal; and I am always second-guessing my "symptoms"...

I am very fortunate to have an exceptionally supportive wife [although, she is tired of hearing about poop... ]; and an equally supportive supervisor [he let me alter some of my hours in order to attend the gym more frequently...].

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Re: Newbie. Recently-diagnosed. Need some advice! Help! new
      #47911 - 03/04/04 10:22 AM
*Melissa*

Reged: 02/22/03
Posts: 4508
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Hi Seahawk!

Everyone pretty much covered everything, as far as I can tell. What dose are you at on your Benefiber? I see you take it 2x a day, but how much each time? I didn't see that in any of the posts, so if you did say already and I missed it, I apologize.

Have you ever considered hypnotherapy? The hypno really helped me with morning BM's. I would always have to go at the most inconvienent time - as I was going out the door, on the way, etc., but the hypno REALLY got that under control. Just thought it may help you.

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Re: Newbie. Recently-diagnosed. Need some advice! Help! new
      #47919 - 03/04/04 10:32 AM
Seahawk

Reged: 03/03/04
Posts: 43
Loc: Las Vegas, NV

Thanks!

I really tend to over-think things; so, of course, I am leery of the hypnotherapy. It may be something I need to consider. At least it is not drug-related. I have done everything I can to avoid taking prescription medications.

As for my Benefiber intake, I take 1tbsp in my morning shake and 1 tbsp at night in my cereal.

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Re: Seahawk new
      #47930 - 03/04/04 10:45 AM
Snow for Sarala

Reged: 03/12/03
Posts: 5430
Loc: West Coast, USA

I'm the same way! Info. overload can do that to you. But the more we read...the more we know...the more we grow! (I was a kindergarten teacher, can you tell?)

It's great that you read! And don't second guess yourself! You've got a great head on your shoulders...and a great supervisor! Can I get time off to go the gym too?

Ruchie

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Re: Seahawk new
      #47934 - 03/04/04 10:58 AM
Seahawk

Reged: 03/03/04
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Loc: Las Vegas, NV

Nyah, I cannot even tell.
My wife is a Children's Librarian; so I completely understand...

As far as time off for the gym is concerned, I will put in a good word for you with my boss!

Second-guessing myself is what I seem to do best. It is definitely something that I have to work on. I am certain that a portion of my stress comes from that very fact.

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Seahawk's Bride new
      #47964 - 03/04/04 12:04 PM
Bevvy

Reged: 11/04/03
Posts: 5918
Loc: Northwest Washington State

Okay, you can't tease us like that. Quote: "Her birthday gift this year is going to be something extra special." Unquote.

Totally unfair. You GOTTA tell us what you're getting her.

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Re: Seahawk's Bride new
      #47966 - 03/04/04 12:10 PM
Seahawk

Reged: 03/03/04
Posts: 43
Loc: Las Vegas, NV

Fair enough.
Finances permitting, it will probably be an expensive "right-hand ring".

Normally, we do not purchase extravagant gifts for our birthdays; but, as patient and as understanding as she has been over the past few months, I firmly believe that she deserves something extra special.

We have been friends with her for eleven years; and we have been married for over three.

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Welcome! new
      #47973 - 03/04/04 12:24 PM
Kree

Reged: 10/08/03
Posts: 3748
Loc: Northern NY

Hi Seahawk! You've gotten some great advice already, so I just wanted to make sure I welcomed you to the boards! I agree with Ruchie, you are very well informed! I'm like that too, I like to know everything humanly possible about my IBS. I really think knowledge is important! I hope you get things figured out soon, and feel free to ask any questions that come up! See you around.

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Re: Seahawk's Bride new
      #47975 - 03/04/04 12:26 PM
Bevvy

Reged: 11/04/03
Posts: 5918
Loc: Northwest Washington State

This is you, Seahawk:


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Re: Welcome! new
      #47977 - 03/04/04 12:27 PM
Seahawk

Reged: 03/03/04
Posts: 43
Loc: Las Vegas, NV

Thank you very much!

If I ask all of the number of myriad questions I have regarding IBS, everyone here on the board may get real tired of seeing my name posted everywhere...

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