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Everybody has something in their life, I can think of things that others have that are so much worse. So I thank God that my problems aren't as bad as theirs. I try to remember that I have more good than bad in my lifeI have no idea why more women than men have IBS. But my son has this same thing, and he is uptight about the odor thing too.quote:If I ever meet the big G I would have a few words to say to him - none of them kind.
I usually don't notice his unless it is like a forced fart. (not the seepy stuff) But the people he works with tell him. He is autistic and they just tell him right out that he stinks. I guess they think people that are a little slow in their thinking don't have feelingsquote:Joycein, I noticed you put that your son has this problem too. Are you able to smell his LG also? And does he tell you he can't smell it? Was just wondering. Hopefully I won't pass this off to my offspring!!
Not sure if this was a reply to my post or not, but a lot of us on this board have noticed that the farts we just let go we can smell. The ones we try to suppress or the ones that just seep out unknown to us; others smell but we don't. ODD I know, but that seems to be the way it is. I am sure I get blamed for every fart that is let within 2 miles of mequote:uh. dumb qn. i dont think i have that but usually when you try to suppress the escaping of gas, can pple smell it?? esp if yre seated?
OH I think I went for years not really knowing how bad I was. I kept telling myself If I can't smell it they can't either, and I ignored the constant remarks. Been to lots of Doctors and they all wind up telling me to learn to live with it. I tell them. "I can, others can't."quote:The feeling is a general uptight, unsettled feeling in your intestines. But at what stage this becomes LG I'm still not sure. If I had a choice though, I wouldn't be sitting down, I'd be walking, preferably. Joycein's comment (a few posts back) makes sense now, re: the gas that seeps out that we're not aware of -but others are. Maybe it's a psychological thing - we choose not to notice it outselves? That's where the snide comments start making sense, and you wonder how long you've been doing that. I suppose Polly the answer is to walk it off if you can.