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Old August 6th 06, 06:35 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
Butterflywings
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

No, I am NOT being funny.

I can HAVE CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Allergy Dr had me try a piece when I was at the Clinic last week ONE PIECE
so I chose a Almond Joy (he gave me a few options to try and said to try it
whilst I was at the Clinic JUST IN CASE. Most ones he named are 'more wax
than chocolate' but there is enuf to give you a reaction. He figured it
happened so long ago that my body had undergone enuf chemical changes
including menopause that I would be safe.

And I had NO REACTION

NONE!!!!!!

Course he said do NOT have a piece every day but I can once in a while and
just see what happens--worst he expects is maybe a migraine. Still have to
stay away from cheese and I have to keep liquid Benadryl with me when I do
have a bit.

He ran all kinds of allergy tests both on my back and by vampire (foods) and
I show a CHEMICAL reaction to cheese but nothing to chocolate...figures its
the 'mold' factor.

Note, I did NOT react to milk but he is NOT ready for me to try that and I
am not either. My calcium blood level is right on so I don't have to take
pills for it either. YAY!

IT did show that I am chemically sensitive to a lot of stuff but we already
knew that and avoidance is my best strategy.

No, I am not ready to buy a bag of M&M's.... not yet anyhow..... I'm holding
out for a piece of Godiva chocolate or one that Sandy in Henderson said was
sooo good.

A happy happy Butterfly


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Old August 6th 06, 06:55 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
Kathy Applebaum
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

Hooray!

You do realize that by trying the Almond Joy, you were also trying milk. Not
much, I know, but it would have been enough for me to have a bad reaction.
Congratulations!

I hold out for Scharffen Berger, myself. Let me know if you need a care
package.
--
Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
Queen of Fabric Tramps

http://fabrictramp.typepad.com/fabric_tramping/
remove the obvious to reply


"Butterflywings" wrote in message
news:%LpBg.4895$Gv.4018@fed1read09...
No, I am NOT being funny.

I can HAVE CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Allergy Dr had me try a piece when I was at the Clinic last week ONE PIECE
so I chose a Almond Joy (he gave me a few options to try and said to try
it whilst I was at the Clinic JUST IN CASE. Most ones he named are 'more
wax than chocolate' but there is enuf to give you a reaction. He figured
it happened so long ago that my body had undergone enuf chemical changes
including menopause that I would be safe.

And I had NO REACTION

NONE!!!!!!

Course he said do NOT have a piece every day but I can once in a while and
just see what happens--worst he expects is maybe a migraine. Still have to
stay away from cheese and I have to keep liquid Benadryl with me when I do
have a bit.

He ran all kinds of allergy tests both on my back and by vampire (foods)
and I show a CHEMICAL reaction to cheese but nothing to
chocolate...figures its the 'mold' factor.

Note, I did NOT react to milk but he is NOT ready for me to try that and I
am not either. My calcium blood level is right on so I don't have to take
pills for it either. YAY!

IT did show that I am chemically sensitive to a lot of stuff but we
already knew that and avoidance is my best strategy.

No, I am not ready to buy a bag of M&M's.... not yet anyhow..... I'm
holding out for a piece of Godiva chocolate or one that Sandy in Henderson
said was sooo good.

A happy happy Butterfly



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Old August 6th 06, 07:05 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
Patti
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

What a fantastic development in your health, Butterfly.
So happy for you.
Choose your moments carefully g for maximum benefit.
..
In message %LpBg.4895$Gv.4018@fed1read09, Butterflywings
writes
No, I am NOT being funny.

I can HAVE CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Allergy Dr had me try a piece when I was at the Clinic last week ONE PIECE
so I chose a Almond Joy (he gave me a few options to try and said to try it
whilst I was at the Clinic JUST IN CASE. Most ones he named are 'more wax
than chocolate' but there is enuf to give you a reaction. He figured it
happened so long ago that my body had undergone enuf chemical changes
including menopause that I would be safe.

And I had NO REACTION

NONE!!!!!!

Course he said do NOT have a piece every day but I can once in a while and
just see what happens--worst he expects is maybe a migraine. Still have to
stay away from cheese and I have to keep liquid Benadryl with me when I do
have a bit.

He ran all kinds of allergy tests both on my back and by vampire (foods) and
I show a CHEMICAL reaction to cheese but nothing to chocolate...figures its
the 'mold' factor.

Note, I did NOT react to milk but he is NOT ready for me to try that and I
am not either. My calcium blood level is right on so I don't have to take
pills for it either. YAY!

IT did show that I am chemically sensitive to a lot of stuff but we already
knew that and avoidance is my best strategy.

No, I am not ready to buy a bag of M&M's.... not yet anyhow..... I'm holding
out for a piece of Godiva chocolate or one that Sandy in Henderson said was
sooo good.

A happy happy Butterfly



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Best Regards
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Old August 6th 06, 07:44 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
Sandy Foster
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

In article %LpBg.4895$Gv.4018@fed1read09,
"Butterflywings" wrote:

No, I am NOT being funny.

I can HAVE CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Woohoo! While licorice is really yummy, it just isn't the same as
chocolate. What terrific news!
--
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my ISP is earthlink.net -- put sfoster1(at) in front
http://home.earthlink.net/~sfoster1

AKA Dame Sandy, Minister of Education
  #5  
Old August 6th 06, 08:45 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
Marcella Peek
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

Wonderful, wonderful news!

My niece of the million food allergies was recently re-tested. She can
now eat peanuts, fish and dairy. Her doc said she could have milk that
had been cooked (baked in a cake and such) since it undergoes a chemical
reaction that makes it ok for many; but to take her time on the glass of
milk, ice cream and so on. Mebbe one day you can try a muffin or
something at the office and see how you do.

marcella

In article %LpBg.4895$Gv.4018@fed1read09,
"Butterflywings" wrote:

No, I am NOT being funny.

I can HAVE CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Allergy Dr had me try a piece when I was at the Clinic last week ONE PIECE
so I chose a Almond Joy (he gave me a few options to try and said to try it
whilst I was at the Clinic JUST IN CASE. Most ones he named are 'more wax
than chocolate' but there is enuf to give you a reaction. He figured it
happened so long ago that my body had undergone enuf chemical changes
including menopause that I would be safe.

And I had NO REACTION

NONE!!!!!!

Course he said do NOT have a piece every day but I can once in a while and
just see what happens--worst he expects is maybe a migraine. Still have to
stay away from cheese and I have to keep liquid Benadryl with me when I do
have a bit.

He ran all kinds of allergy tests both on my back and by vampire (foods) and
I show a CHEMICAL reaction to cheese but nothing to chocolate...figures its
the 'mold' factor.

Note, I did NOT react to milk but he is NOT ready for me to try that and I
am not either. My calcium blood level is right on so I don't have to take
pills for it either. YAY!

IT did show that I am chemically sensitive to a lot of stuff but we already
knew that and avoidance is my best strategy.

No, I am not ready to buy a bag of M&M's.... not yet anyhow..... I'm holding
out for a piece of Godiva chocolate or one that Sandy in Henderson said was
sooo good.

A happy happy Butterfly

  #6  
Old August 6th 06, 09:12 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
Pati Cook
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

I see that a trip to Cerreta's is definitely in the works before I come
to visit. VBG Do you prefer dark or milk???
What flavor filling or solid?
Won't get a lot, but a couple of pieces to go with the licorice if you
like.

Pati, in Phx

Butterflywings wrote:

No, I am NOT being funny.

I can HAVE CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Allergy Dr had me try a piece when I was at the Clinic last week ONE PIECE
so I chose a Almond Joy (he gave me a few options to try and said to try it
whilst I was at the Clinic JUST IN CASE. Most ones he named are 'more wax
than chocolate' but there is enuf to give you a reaction. He figured it
happened so long ago that my body had undergone enuf chemical changes
including menopause that I would be safe.

And I had NO REACTION

NONE!!!!!!

Course he said do NOT have a piece every day but I can once in a while and
just see what happens--worst he expects is maybe a migraine. Still have to
stay away from cheese and I have to keep liquid Benadryl with me when I do
have a bit.

He ran all kinds of allergy tests both on my back and by vampire (foods) and
I show a CHEMICAL reaction to cheese but nothing to chocolate...figures its
the 'mold' factor.

Note, I did NOT react to milk but he is NOT ready for me to try that and I
am not either. My calcium blood level is right on so I don't have to take
pills for it either. YAY!

IT did show that I am chemically sensitive to a lot of stuff but we already
knew that and avoidance is my best strategy.

No, I am not ready to buy a bag of M&M's.... not yet anyhow..... I'm holding
out for a piece of Godiva chocolate or one that Sandy in Henderson said was
sooo good.

A happy happy Butterfly


  #7  
Old August 6th 06, 09:43 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
DrQuilter
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

Scharffen Berger is great! dh got me a big bar of the 62% cacao for my
birthday after my class fell through... perfect % for my taste - want a
little square Butterfly?

Kathy Applebaum wrote:
Hooray!

, myself. Let me know if you need a care
package.


edc
--
Dr. Quilter
http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali
(take the dog out for a walk)
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Old August 6th 06, 11:48 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
Butterflywings
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

Thsnaks.....can you tell it's in my mouf alllllreadddd
mmmmmm
B'fly (Mom says don't talk wif ya mouf full)

"DrQuilter" wrote in message
...
Scharffen Berger is great! dh got me a big bar of the 62% cacao for my
birthday after my class fell through... perfect % for my taste - want a
little square Butterfly?

Kathy Applebaum wrote:
Hooray!

, myself. Let me know if you need a care
package.


edc
--
Dr. Quilter
http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali
(take the dog out for a walk)



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Old August 6th 06, 11:52 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
Butterflywings
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

Yes, but it wasn't in the 'raw form'..that is why I had it there and not at
home.Yes, I did tell the cashier and she said twas no problem, have it right
here, so I can keep an eye on you and I did Sounds like I am not the
only one that has gone down that road there Course I brought the 2nd piece
home for DH--DS doesn't care for nuts)

Butterfly

"Kathy Applebaum" wrote in message
m...
Hooray!

You do realize that by trying the Almond Joy, you were also trying milk.
Not much, I know, but it would have been enough for me to have a bad
reaction. Congratulations!

I hold out for Scharffen Berger, myself. Let me know if you need a care
package.
--
Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
Queen of Fabric Tramps

http://fabrictramp.typepad.com/fabric_tramping/
remove the obvious to reply


"Butterflywings" wrote in message
news:%LpBg.4895$Gv.4018@fed1read09...
No, I am NOT being funny.

I can HAVE CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Allergy Dr had me try a piece when I was at the Clinic last week ONE
PIECE so I chose a Almond Joy (he gave me a few options to try and said
to try it whilst I was at the Clinic JUST IN CASE. Most ones he named are
'more wax than chocolate' but there is enuf to give you a reaction. He
figured it happened so long ago that my body had undergone enuf chemical
changes including menopause that I would be safe.

And I had NO REACTION

NONE!!!!!!

Course he said do NOT have a piece every day but I can once in a while
and just see what happens--worst he expects is maybe a migraine. Still
have to stay away from cheese and I have to keep liquid Benadryl with me
when I do have a bit.

He ran all kinds of allergy tests both on my back and by vampire (foods)
and I show a CHEMICAL reaction to cheese but nothing to
chocolate...figures its the 'mold' factor.

Note, I did NOT react to milk but he is NOT ready for me to try that and
I am not either. My calcium blood level is right on so I don't have to
take pills for it either. YAY!

IT did show that I am chemically sensitive to a lot of stuff but we
already knew that and avoidance is my best strategy.

No, I am not ready to buy a bag of M&M's.... not yet anyhow..... I'm
holding out for a piece of Godiva chocolate or one that Sandy in
Henderson said was sooo good.

A happy happy Butterfly





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Old August 6th 06, 11:54 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.quilting
Butterflywings
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Default Got CHOCOLATE? Sorta on/off topic

Once it gets below 90°-- I'll be singing--and Pat can just wait her turn
this go round. I'm not ursurping her chocolate Queenship-just rejoicing

Butterfly (wondering how many other superb chocolates I have missed out on
as we lived in different parts of the US)

"Kathy Applebaum" wrote in message
m...
Hooray!

You do realize that by trying the Almond Joy, you were also trying milk.
Not much, I know, but it would have been enough for me to have a bad
reaction. Congratulations!

I hold out for Scharffen Berger, myself. Let me know if you need a care
package.
--
Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
Queen of Fabric Tramps

http://fabrictramp.typepad.com/fabric_tramping/
remove the obvious to reply


"Butterflywings" wrote in message
news:%LpBg.4895$Gv.4018@fed1read09...
No, I am NOT being funny.

I can HAVE CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Allergy Dr had me try a piece when I was at the Clinic last week ONE
PIECE so I chose a Almond Joy (he gave me a few options to try and said
to try it whilst I was at the Clinic JUST IN CASE. Most ones he named are
'more wax than chocolate' but there is enuf to give you a reaction. He
figured it happened so long ago that my body had undergone enuf chemical
changes including menopause that I would be safe.

And I had NO REACTION

NONE!!!!!!

Course he said do NOT have a piece every day but I can once in a while
and just see what happens--worst he expects is maybe a migraine. Still
have to stay away from cheese and I have to keep liquid Benadryl with me
when I do have a bit.

He ran all kinds of allergy tests both on my back and by vampire (foods)
and I show a CHEMICAL reaction to cheese but nothing to
chocolate...figures its the 'mold' factor.

Note, I did NOT react to milk but he is NOT ready for me to try that and
I am not either. My calcium blood level is right on so I don't have to
take pills for it either. YAY!

IT did show that I am chemically sensitive to a lot of stuff but we
already knew that and avoidance is my best strategy.

No, I am not ready to buy a bag of M&M's.... not yet anyhow..... I'm
holding out for a piece of Godiva chocolate or one that Sandy in
Henderson said was sooo good.

A happy happy Butterfly





 




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