A thread about constipation
#1
A thread about constipation
OK I may as well come right out with it...I suffer from constipation. Have always been that way...so does my mum and my sister. Anyway the gastro doc talked me into a new medication...one tablet twice a day. Just picked it up from the pharmacy...cost to me for 1 months supply $18 because we have meds insurance. Cost of 1 months supply without meds insurance...almost $300!!!!
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
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Re: A thread about constipation
OK I may as well come right out with it...I suffer from constipation. Have always been that way...so does my mum and my sister. Anyway the gastro doc talked me into a new medication...one tablet twice a day. Just picked it up from the pharmacy...cost to me for 1 months supply $18 because we have meds insurance. Cost of 1 months supply without meds insurance...almost $300!!!!
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
#3
Re: A thread about constipation
OK I may as well come right out with it...I suffer from constipation. Have always been that way...so does my mum and my sister. Anyway the gastro doc talked me into a new medication...one tablet twice a day. Just picked it up from the pharmacy...cost to me for 1 months supply $18 because we have meds insurance. Cost of 1 months supply without meds insurance...almost $300!!!!
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
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Re: A thread about constipation
OK I may as well come right out with it...I suffer from constipation. Have always been that way...so does my mum and my sister. Anyway the gastro doc talked me into a new medication...one tablet twice a day. Just picked it up from the pharmacy...cost to me for 1 months supply $18 because we have meds insurance. Cost of 1 months supply without meds insurance...almost $300!!!!
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
On $10 a day you could have a couple of cans of Guinness (bought in bulk, obviously), spice-up a Pot-Noodle or two with chili powder/cayenne pepper and still have change for the wet wipes, that'll sort you out.
Don't thank me now
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Re: A thread about constipation
OK I may as well come right out with it...I suffer from constipation. Have always been that way...so does my mum and my sister. Anyway the gastro doc talked me into a new medication...one tablet twice a day. Just picked it up from the pharmacy...cost to me for 1 months supply $18 because we have meds insurance. Cost of 1 months supply without meds insurance...almost $300!!!!
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
My old meds have just come off prescription...I can now buy a month's supply from Costco for $16.
How can you justify spending $300 per month to take a s***?:curse:
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Re: A thread about constipation
Or just visit a Wendys - I find that does the trick. Speedily
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Re: A thread about constipation
As Elvira said, more veggies!
Make some lentil soup, I know you love cooking
Make some lentil soup, I know you love cooking
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Re: A thread about constipation
Fry some chopped onions till soft and beginning to colour, add green lentils + chicken stock; simmer till tender.
In a frying pan, fry lots of minced garlic in butter until soft but not brown, add some cumin and fry for a further 30 seconds. Add this to the soup.
Now add some lemon juice and lots of chopped fresh coriander (cilantro). Adjust seasoning (including some cayenne pepper to give it a little 'bite').
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Re: A thread about constipation
Middle Eastern Lentil soup
Fry some chopped onions till soft and beginning to colour, add green lentils + chicken stock; simmer till tender.
In a frying pan, fry lots of minced garlic in butter until soft but not brown, add some cumin and fry for a further 30 seconds. Add this to the soup.
Now add some lemon juice and lots of chopped fresh coriander (cilantro). Adjust seasoning (including some cayenne pepper to give it a little 'bite').
Fry some chopped onions till soft and beginning to colour, add green lentils + chicken stock; simmer till tender.
In a frying pan, fry lots of minced garlic in butter until soft but not brown, add some cumin and fry for a further 30 seconds. Add this to the soup.
Now add some lemon juice and lots of chopped fresh coriander (cilantro). Adjust seasoning (including some cayenne pepper to give it a little 'bite').
#14
Re: A thread about constipation
Middle Eastern Lentil soup
Fry some chopped onions till soft and beginning to colour, add green lentils + chicken stock; simmer till tender.
In a frying pan, fry lots of minced garlic in butter until soft but not brown, add some cumin and fry for a further 30 seconds. Add this to the soup.
Now add some lemon juice and lots of chopped fresh coriander (cilantro). Adjust seasoning (including some cayenne pepper to give it a little 'bite').
Fry some chopped onions till soft and beginning to colour, add green lentils + chicken stock; simmer till tender.
In a frying pan, fry lots of minced garlic in butter until soft but not brown, add some cumin and fry for a further 30 seconds. Add this to the soup.
Now add some lemon juice and lots of chopped fresh coriander (cilantro). Adjust seasoning (including some cayenne pepper to give it a little 'bite').