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St. Patty's Day Question :)

(One of my friends told me to ask if 1 glass of red was ok, could I substitute 2 glasses of white! LOL)
Happy St. Patrick's Day to all, and may the luck of the Irish be with us long into our Irish Jigs with NED!
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My doctor says "no problem"
I have asked this question more than once in the last
3 1/2 years, and always my Dr. says "if you want alcohol, go for it".
But that's great advice about not taking it with narcotics or Tylenol.
That can kill your liver (literally).
I haven't wanted wine but a couple of times during chemo, but now that I'm
-hopefully- done, I'm looking forward to drinking again... soon. VERY soon!!
Enjoy your glass(es) of wine~
(but ask your doctor to be sure).
~Susan xoxo -
Here, here.Susan523 said:My doctor says "no problem"
I have asked this question more than once in the last
3 1/2 years, and always my Dr. says "if you want alcohol, go for it".
But that's great advice about not taking it with narcotics or Tylenol.
That can kill your liver (literally).
I haven't wanted wine but a couple of times during chemo, but now that I'm
-hopefully- done, I'm looking forward to drinking again... soon. VERY soon!!
Enjoy your glass(es) of wine~
(but ask your doctor to be sure).
~Susan xoxo
Here, here. -
I had a frozen margaritaminky1225 said:GO FOR IT!
As Mom would put it.."what's it gonna do?Give me cancer?"
If this experience has taught me anything, enjoy yourself and life as much as possible!
I had a frozen margarita with Mexican food (I don't live in Texas for nothing) now and again. My doctor said it was fine.
Red wine is good for building red blood cells. My grandmother's doctor recommended she drink a glass a day and she was 92.
Carlene
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