Coeliac disease

Hello Chickens!!!

So, a lot of things have happened over the past couple of weeks.

I have had work experience, which was brilliant! I will do a different blog post about that because it is something I would really like to go into detail about.
Otherwise, I would like to talk to you about something that has affected my life forever!!!

As you are very aware, I struggle with vomiting! No, I am not bulimic... a lot of people think that because of how frequent I do vomit.
Anyway this has been going on for about half a year, which I thought was due to my anxiety. Turns out it is really not!

In march I was rushed to A&E in the middle of the night because I was experiencing horrific stomach pains in my lower stomach. They ran a few blood test and gave me some medication to ease the pain and sent me home at about 3 in the morning. I was there for about 5 hours. I had the next day of school because of how severe the pain was and how little sleep I had gotten that night. I did however have stomach pains in P.E the day I was taken to hospital. They said it was due to period and gave me a hot water bottle. Which actually eased the pain completely.

So I went back to school on the Thursday and considering I had no pain on the Wednesday I thought I was OK. Through out the day I kept on having the same pain like on the Tuesday night but it came every half an hour so I thought I was okay! Just to make sure, I sat in the science block in my school, because I really didn't think it was the best Idea to go upstairs for History. The pain went!! Or so I thought. I had my lunch and went to my next class, English! Around 2pm I keeled over in pain, Crying and unable to walk. I manage to get out of the class I was in doing my controlled assessment and make my way across to my actual class. The teacher was in the class I was in before, but about 15 of the students from my class were in there. They were so alert and went to get a teacher and my teacher, water ect. I lay on the floor in pain, my teacher rubbing my shoulders, and then I was told to walk to the medical room in my school. But I couldn't physically walk, so I had two teacher carry me.
I was in the medical room and the first aider, was rubbing my back and head and then called my dad. My dad came and he said I had to go to hospital so they called the paramedics. When they were there I was given gas and air. Which I did not react well to. I started screaming at them to not strap me in the trolly thing. They called an ambulance. They also tried to put a canulator in my hand and left me with a whopping bruise so they got it in my arm instead. YAY! I still have it!!!!!!!!! but the pain was worst than Tuesday night!

When I got to hospital they took blood and set me for an x-ray! They could see nothing. They also gave me morphine, yes that sent me do-lally. About 6 hours being in hospital and everything  staying relatively the same, but the pain eased slightly so it was bearable, they sent me to the children ward. I was in there for 2 night and 3 days! on the saturday morning they decided to finally give me a UT scan. They saw nothing! So they look over everything and told me I have Coeliac disease.
It explained everything.
The weight loss, vomiting, irritability. EVERYTHING
I finally felt like I had the answer!

I am now living on a gluten free diet.
If you have any questions on coeliac please feel free to email me
Chloejane277@gmail.com
Thanks xx

REVIEW-Umberto Giannini-Flirty Curls-Scrunching jelly.

Today I wanted to do a review on this product....
It was recommended to me by a friend as she absolutely LOVED it as she told me so I thought I'd try it out.
For me I have naturally straight hair. I love curls or waves in my hair because I think it looks cute...
Anyway...

Likes.

Hair - On the bottle it says it looks wavy to curly. It really does. It gives a really nice sent to your hair and stays in almost all day. I love the way it looks and I get so many compliments on it in school and out and about.
Look- It looks cute, well put together and is effort less to do.

Dislikes.

Feel- It feels very sticky on your hand and in your hair and it isn't very nice to work with.

Price- I think it is a little bit pricey, I brought mine from boots and it cost me £6. I think that is a little too much to a scrunching gel even if it does give a really good effect to your hair. Maybe if it was £3 it would be a little bit more reasonable.

Rate- 8/10
Re-buy?- Yeah, I would.
Recommend it?- Yeah, I have done.

I hope you enjoy these reviews. I will be posting more pretty soon :) xxxxxx