The 'Gut Feeling'

 Gut Feeling

Don't simply tag me un-social, I may enjoy your company

Unless overcome by a feeling of general disinterest.

As 'Boredom' is literally born of one's gut, not head! Now, you may not believe me if you haven't read, but it is indeed a sensation arising from your stomach's inflammation...

Which is like the reverse of stimulation. It could make one go restless to dull to twinge in pain...Nonetheless, if you invite me when you want to entertain As long as my gut allows me,

I'd likely not abstain

By, Anagha Jawalekar


Last month, we celebrated Akshat's birthday and this time he was willing to celebrate it with people around. Yes! I could see it. So, we had an eat out and a celebration at the vocational centre he goes to. As always, we discussed about the celebrations and yet more revelations came out. 

Sharing the conversation about the birthday celebrations. The conversation lasted for two days...


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M. So, how was  bday celebration….this time you did many things to celebrate…

A. that’s right!

M. So, did you enjoy?

A. Yes.

M. Hmm…What did you enjoy?

A. celebrating it with many people.

M. Ohhk…That’s nice…Good that you enjoyed being social…

A. Yes.

M. What lead the change? Earlier you were apprehensive about social events…

A. Yes…my sensory issues are weakening.

M. What sensory issues?

A. Hmm.. boredom and smelling.

M. How boredom is a sensory issue?

A. good question…it is related directly to gut inflammation.

M. Ohhk…Is that so? And you are not feeling that inflammation now…Is that you want to say?

A. Yes.

M. So, how your gut inflammation improved?

A. it improved with certain medicines.

M. Specifically, is it ‘constipation’.

A. Yess.

M. Hmm…

M. Well, what other things, gut issues affect, in your case…

A. it affects sleep, interest in doing things.

M. Hmm…ohhk….so when your gut works properly, you feel fresh and enthusiastic…Isn’t it?

A. Yess.

M. I understand….So, this time when you celebrated your birthday with people and friends round, what was the feeling.

A. the feeling was good.

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