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Odd tastes

posted by [personal profile] mylescorcoran at 06:38pm on 11/08/2006 under , ,
I'm out on the street searching for a meat pie and chips. Not particularly
odd as pregnancy cravings go. She was adamant about the gravy though, and I
forsee trouble if this chipper proves wanting.

What awaits within?
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posted by [identity profile] purpletigron.livejournal.com at 07:43pm on 11/08/2006
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posted by [identity profile] brianrogers.livejournal.com at 08:41pm on 11/08/2006
If the pregnant lady wants a meat pie and chips, you damn well get a meat pie and chips! Especially if she can keep it down.

In my Mrs. case, she only had one food aversion/craving situation during the pregnancy. She couldn't/wouldn't drink tea.

Imagine it. 8 months without tea.

It boggles the mind the sacrifices she's made for that baby.
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posted by [personal profile] mylescorcoran at 09:48pm on 11/08/2006
[livejournal.com profile] sammywol is looking at something similar. She's off tea for about 4 weeks now already and there's no sign that she could face a cuppa yet. I fear the worst.
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posted by [identity profile] sammywol.livejournal.com at 08:58am on 12/08/2006
I can't drink tea either!!!! Whimpers! In Ireland!!!!! Whimpers a bit more. In fact I can't really drink anything except ice-water in small sips. That is going to be fun in December.
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posted by [identity profile] brianrogers.livejournal.com at 10:35am on 13/08/2006
Please accept our deepest sympathies. The Mrs. has confirmed that a December without tea (never mind being just on ice water) was indeed not fun. Here's hoping this has cleared up by then.

A friend of ours had sever morning sickness through her first pregnancy and pretty much survived on canned peaches. The syrup used in that apparently has some anti-nausea effect due to its thickness and chemical composition.

It's not tea, mind you but it is something to consider.
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posted by [personal profile] mylescorcoran at 09:46pm on 13/08/2006
Funny thing is, now you've mentioned it, the thought of the syrup from canned peaches is making me nauseous. Oh the irony, etc.
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posted by [identity profile] sammywol.livejournal.com at 03:11pm on 15/08/2006
Peach syrup will be tried! Thanks for the tip. Given that my cravings-brain is fantasizing about Inniskillin ice-wine then there is a chance it might accept something syrupy and non-alcoholic as a substitute.
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posted by [identity profile] sammywol.livejournal.com at 08:59am on 12/08/2006
I would like to state for the record that the brave provider did provide and there was, indeed, gravy. I still felt like shit but a cossetted and coddled sort of miserable at least. Hugs handsome husband!
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posted by [identity profile] doc-mystery.livejournal.com at 02:55am on 14/08/2006
Yeah, I know about cravings, and how grumpy one can be when they aren't fulfilled.

Right now I have a hankering for a pulled pork BBQ sandwich, and there's no way I'm gonna have that itch satisfied...

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