A consumer rights champion has explained the rules after one woman had to eat Greek food every day on her Greek holiday

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    9 days ago

    all-inclusive, £750 [holiday] … Susan, who has ulcerative colitis

    It seems like she should’ve confirmed with the agency that there would be food she could eat made available. Or maybe made other arrangements for her meals, maybe brought some snacks with her.

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      9 days ago

      Why would Karen take accountability for her self. It is the universe that should be thinking ahead for her. /s

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      She could’ve eaten the food described in the article just fine with UC. She’s just a massive Karen.

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      8 days ago

      This isn’t about her disease. She specifically mentions wanting/missing fried bacon (and presumably also sausage, since those are also traditionally part of a full english), which are both terrible foods to eat with UC.

      If she’d asked for white bread and baked beans, that would make more sense and be suitable for UC, but bacon ain’t it. She’s just a karen who’s using her disease as an excuse to bitch about not getting what she wants.

      White rice, fish and cooked vegetables, which are at least some of the food she was complaining about, are conversely actually an excellent meal for someone with UC