Woman bans mother-in-law from cooking with garlic in the house
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A family drama about cooking with garlic is threatening to boil over into a much bigger issue, as a pregnant woman shared her differences with her mother-in-law in a Reddit post.
"I've had chronic migraines for over 20 years and one of my triggers is garlic," the woman wrote on Reddit. "I get extremely sick once the migraine hits, and I am currently pregnant and unable to take any medicines that will stop or help my migraines." "When she cooks, it seems like she goes out of her way to use as much fresh garlic as humanly possible." "Why would she do that? It almost feels purposeful at this point." "Your husband needs to immediately remove all garlic from the house." "In today's culture, we're often quick to prioritize our own feelings and desires – sometimes at the expense of understanding others." Peter Burke is a lifestyle editor with Fox News Digital.
The woman said that she and her husband "moved my mother-in-law and brother-in-law in with us so we can try and take care of his mom and help her retire and help my [brother-in-law] get on his feet."
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