What's for tea tonight!

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  • Durhamjaide
    Durhamjaide Scope Member Posts: 428 Contributor
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/480855#Comment_480855

    I have it’s freezing isn’t it I’m having sausage baked beans and pasta for tonight

  • janer1967
    janer1967 Community member Posts: 21,922 Championing
    Not been out and no intention of doing so 

    I'm going to have some toasted crumpets with eggs and beans 

    Quick tea on Monday as my son attends cadets 
  • Durhamjaide
    Durhamjaide Scope Member Posts: 428 Contributor
    janer1967 said:
    Not been out and no intention of doing so 

    I'm going to have some toasted crumpets with eggs and beans 

    Quick tea on Monday as my son attends cadets 
    I do love a crumpet but I’m on SlimmingWorld 
  • Libby_Alumni
    Libby_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 1,247 Empowering
    Slow cooked curry (made over the weekend) :)
  • SueHeath
    SueHeath Community member Posts: 12,388 Championing
    hi all I love crumpets but with just butter or jam.
    Is your sausage,beans and pasta a tray bake reciipe and i so love a curry.
    Hope your all good today x
  • Alex_Alumni
    Alex_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 7,538 Championing
    I'm good thanks for asking @SueHeath I'm not sure what's for dinner tonight but yesterday I had spaghetti bolognese! Yummy :)
  • bg844
    bg844 Community member Posts: 3,883 Championing
    Scampi 
  • SueHeath
    SueHeath Community member Posts: 12,388 Championing
    mmmmmm i would do that as well Alex but hubby doesn't like pasta - getting to think i'm a food-a-holic ha ha 
  • Lisatho11987777
    Lisatho11987777 Scope Member Posts: 5,874 Championing
    It was horrible weather Been to drs again I have a diet sheet to try for my IBS I have been referred to the hospital as I have a prolapse and I have a curve in my spine all that in one day ir has overwhelmed me 

    Me and mum had sandwiches for tea and mum has fell asleep on the sofa 
  • janer1967
    janer1967 Community member Posts: 21,922 Championing
    Busy dat there Lisa hope you get sorted at the hospital.  You will have to share some of the diet sheet tips with us ibs suffering 
  • Lisatho11987777
    Lisatho11987777 Scope Member Posts: 5,874 Championing
    @janer1967 brown bread rather than white nothing fried I can't have fruit because of my lupus avoid citrus fruit if you do eat fruit it says high fiber food such as bran flakes things like that only have potatoes once a week if I need to, chicken  no processed food no cheese mainly trial and error  my dr said what affects some doesn't affect others 

    What she said to do which is a good idea us if a food affects you to write it it in the no column and if your ok write it in the yes column so that you get an idea of what food is ok to eat at the moment I got more in the no column of the ones I already know of she also said to drink plenty of water 
  • Sandy_123
    Sandy_123 Scope Member Posts: 57,081 Championing
    I've been out so picked fish n chips up, couldn't really eat them All.
  • SueHeath
    SueHeath Community member Posts: 12,388 Championing
    oh bless you @lisathomas50 must be a nightmare for you at the mo x
  • easy
    easy Scope Member Posts: 681 Empowering
    Jacket potato with cheese & beans.
  • Lisatho11987777
    Lisatho11987777 Scope Member Posts: 5,874 Championing
    @SueHeath it is but it's just something else to live with I sat down and cried I have my eye operation in next 3 months I live with my disability I look after my mum and now I got all these other problems so I got up brushed myself down did a sky high stretch breathed in on the way up and out on the way down and now get on with it lol
  • Libby_Alumni
    Libby_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 1,247 Empowering
    edited February 2022
    Hi @lisathomas50, 

    I'm so sorry to hear about your day today, it sounds very overwhelming and I'm really glad that you're now at home with your mum relaxing. Have the doctors/specialists referred you for further professional support?

    With regards to IBS, thank you for highlighting that the condition is very individualistic and what might trigger someone's symptoms, might not be the case for another individual. This is why it's really important to speak to your GP/health care professionals, so they can further advise and tailor their support to your needs. @janer1967 it might be worthwhile looking at the resource below, which is the NHS guidelines for IBS and how it can be potentially managed through lifestyle, diet, and medicines:
    I hope the above is helpful @lisathomas50 and @janer1967 and I hope you feel better soon :) 

    If you would like to reply to this comment with regards to IBS, it might be worthwhile starting a new thread, as it's good to keep this thread associated with the original title question about what's for tea :)

    Libby
  • SueHeath
    SueHeath Community member Posts: 12,388 Championing
    best way to be lisa x
  • janer1967
    janer1967 Community member Posts: 21,922 Championing
    Sorry for going off thread @Libby_Scope I have been reprimanded 
  • janer1967
    janer1967 Community member Posts: 21,922 Championing
    @lisathomas50 thanks for your reply but seems like we can't discuss this on this thread 
  • chiarieds
    chiarieds Community member Posts: 16,413 Championing
    I'm a bit lost off as to why a discussion about food, & then also IBS, is going off topic. Everyone here is trying to help one another, & food & some disorders can be inter-related. Probably going to be told off unfairly, but there's also some good info on the delightfully named GUTS website about IBS: https://gutscharity.org.uk/advice-and-information/conditions/irritable-bowel-syndrome/
    Interestingly there's some research about CBT, & IBS (which can affect up to 20% of the population, so well worth discussing) : https://gutscharity.org.uk/2019/04/ibs-the-gut-brain-connection/
    Which brings me back to a post I've made before about the Gut-Brain-Axis. We literally are affected by what we eat. If interested please see: https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/73473/the-gut-brain-axis-coeliac-disease-diabetes-dementia-depression-parkinsons-adhd-asd-more
    Well worth watching a couple of times, & perhaps well worth considering for Lisa too about her Mum's dementia.
    Hope you all enjoy your tea, but consider processed foods your enemy. The more we learn/understand about the Gut-Brain-Axis the better, IMHO.
    If a member of the Scope team can give links to IBS, yet I can't, & others can't discuss this on this thread to help each other, then that's quite honestly a bit of a conundrum.

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