10 minutes later.
It was bad. But not that bad. I was finding it hard at first because my throat kept feeling like it was just going to close. ..I had a taste. It was awful. I quickly developed a technique- 4 teaspoons of the liquid, which was small enough to be 'downed in a one-er' as we say in my neck of the woods, to which a hefty squeeze of lemon juice was added. There was 90 mls. That was 90mls too much, but still. Now I just nee dto drink 2L of water and hang around the bathroom. Oh Joy.
The only problem I foresee at the minute is that I am feeling quite sick. It really
will add insult to injury if it all comes back up after I went to the effort of getting it down.
If this is what I understand this is, I wholeheartly sympathise: this is NASTY stuff. And all my thoughts to you for the exam.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm so sorry. My sister had colon cancer and had to do this every three weeks for awhile. Her last six month check-up, she just burst into tears and said she couldn't anymore - and I don't blame her. They let her skip it -- she's been cancer-free now for two years, and at this point, she just says she needs a break.
ReplyDeleteHang in there...
I'm really lucky in that there isn't anything as bad as cancer suspected. But I can understand the not being able to take it anymore.Best wishes to your sister from a total stranger!
ReplyDeleteHugs and sympathy.
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