u/margueritelemon

Hi everyone,

I’m French and Jewish, and I’m considering possibly moving to Sweden.

I’m aware of the situation in Malmö and some of the antisemitism issues there, but I’d really like to hear from Jewish people living in Sweden about what everyday life is actually like elsewhere in the country.

How do you experience antisemitism in your daily life? Do you generally feel safe being openly Jewish? Are there areas or cities where you would particularly recommend living — or avoid?

I’d especially love to hear from people who live outside Malmö, as I’m considering different parts of Sweden.

I’m just trying to get an honest, firsthand picture before making any decisions. Thanks!

I’m looking for breakfast ideas because I often wake up feeling nauseous and I’m running out of things to try.

Protein shakes make me feel sick, dairy products don’t appeal to me in the morning, and eggs are completely unappealing as well.

I’m looking for breakfasts that are gentle on the stomach, not too heavy, but still satisfying enough to keep me going for a few hours.

For those of you who deal with morning nausea, what do you eat for breakfast? I’d love to hear any ideas that have worked for you.

Ps: not having breakfast is not an option.

3 weeks in, and fruit tastes like candy. Everything sweet I eat feels insanely sugary to the point where even plain skyr with just a teaspoon of maple syrup is too much.

But that’s not the only issue - I’m also getting reactive hypoglycemia afterward.

I really hope this is temporary because I don’t plan to avoid carbs.

Has anyone else experienced this on Zepbound?