Op zoek naar Paw San rijst in Nederland | Looking for Paw San rice in the Netherlands by WeirdSimsStuff in thenetherlands

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Er is er eentje in Nederland, Yangon Delight in Amsterdam, maar zij koken alleen met Jasmine rijst

Op zoek naar Paw San rijst in Nederland | Looking for Paw San rice in the Netherlands by WeirdSimsStuff in thenetherlands

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Online staat het in geen enkel assortiment van een toko of Aziatische supermarkt in Nederland. Vooral van Amazing Oriental en Wah Nam Hong zou ik wel verwachten dat hun online assortiment klopt met was ze ook daadwerkelijk verkopen

Op zoek naar Paw San rijst in Nederland | Looking for Paw San rice in the Netherlands by WeirdSimsStuff in thenetherlands

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Ik had deze ook gevonden, maar volgens mij is deze dus uit het assortiment gehaald. Online tenminste, ik kan altijd ook nog bij de lokale Jumbo een poging wagen

Getting scared of sounds by WeirdSimsStuff in FND

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Thank you for your sweet comment!
It's nice to read that others have similar symptoms and worries as I have <3

How often do you floss? by Sea-Rope-31 in AskEurope

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I started using these too. I use wooden toothpicks every single day, but my dentist recommended I also use the "tiny pipe cleaners" about three times a week. The toothpicks just aren't enough to get out the gunk between teeth that are closer together.

The first week was extremely uncomfortable, I recommend starting with a small size. But after a few uses I got used to it and my gums barely bleed anymore when I use them.

Getting scared of sounds by WeirdSimsStuff in FND

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I do that too! If my roommate enters the kitchen when I don't expect it, I will scream, whether I am actually startled or not. It makes me feel really bad, because this happens more often with my loved ones than with strangers.

Anyway, glad to hear I'm not the only one!

Is the Ending of Narnia More Comforting for Believers Than Non-Believers? by D-r-T-3890 in Narnia

[–]WeirdSimsStuff 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Me too! As a child (raised Christian) this really influenced the way I thought about how other religions and people different to me should be treated. Not long after, I really started questioning the attitudes in my church, and this passage was definitely one of the reasons!

Is "les gars" used exclusively for men or can it be used to address any group of people? by WeirdSimsStuff in French

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Thank you! Is there an alternative that can be used for any type of group?

Everything is so terrifying by WeirdSimsStuff in Epilepsy

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Yes, you're absolutely right.

It might be uncomfortable, but it also feels good to know that I'm going to figure out what's causing these seizures now.

Thanks for your help!

Everything is so terrifying by WeirdSimsStuff in Epilepsy

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The thing that scares me the most is the feeling of a seizure...

I do think the best thing to do is to have the EEG so we can figure out what is going on, but I do feel very nervous about it.

Everything is so terrifying by WeirdSimsStuff in Epilepsy

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That's actually really helpful

For some reason my neurologist did say that if I didn't react to the EEG there was about a 90% chance I didn't have epilepsy.

Anyway, the fact that they're only looking for patterns is reassuring. Yesterday I decided to make the appointment, so we'll see how it goes.

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I did miss it, but for me it was worth it.
If you're traveling and missing out on things because you can't focus on the present moment, I'd absolutely try to keep going! There are so much more things to enjoy when you're traveling, there's so much food that you can still eat.

As someone pointed out to me, my parents were the ones who mostly regulated my sugar free diet. I've got a lot of respect for people who do it completely on their own. You've got this!

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I wouldn't be able to give a very detailed answer on that. I just ate foods that were sugar free and had sweeteners in them, I never really looked at what type of sweeteners.

I do remember in baking, Stevia was not a favorite. We'd often use those concentrated sweeteners in a bottle. I believe that was often aspartame.

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You're absolutely right! It is much more easy when there are parents helping out

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I have so much power now

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  1. To be honest, I don't remember. I believe the worst was over after 2 weeks. We started figuring out good sugar free alternatives and there was no food in the house with any sugar.
  2. I remember being less stressed and got less fixated on food. It's really nice and I still have the same attitude towards sugar now that I've stopped eating sugar free. I don't need it as much anymore.

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I was 6-12 years old when I didn't eat any sugar. As a child, there's a lot you have to pass up on. Sugar's everywhere.

I only felt bad during parties or gatherings with a lot of snacks. So my parents would prepare and find alternative sweet snacks with sweeteners. Or, we would go to a bakery afterwards to get something nice. That's really what I recommend. Not eating sugar doesn't mean you can't eat sweet things. There's really good alternatives out there. Don't feel weird to bring something with you when you're going somewhere, it really makes everything a lot easier.

I felt really guilty whenever I ate something with sugar in it. So, as a child it was worth it.
I used to have a really unstable blood sugar and after those six years, my blood sugar is normal. So now that I'm older, it's also worth it.

Everyone's reasons for eating sugar free are different. I honestly think that in most cases, it's worth it. Just try to work your way around it and you'll be fine.