Dried cranberries. Years ago, we were served salads with dried cranberries on top. Somehow, I associated the cranberries with treatment. Haven't eaten them since. Fresh cranberries? No problem. Cranberry jelly? Still good. Just those dried ones...

Potato soup for me. Not a song, I know. I got SICK just looking at some potato soup that a friend brought me when I was first undergoing chemo. I loved potato soup prior to that, but until just very recently, the very thought of potato soup could make my stomach do flip flops. I'm happy to report that I made us a big batch of potato soup just the other day and it tasted great again, but it took over 6 years for that to happen!

For me it’s the smell of the soap they used in the infusion room bathroom. Years later I was at a conference, and apparently the convention center used that same soap. A wave of nausea hit me the second I smelled it. That’s happened a few times since in random places.

Mine is gingerale. I drank a lot of it during treatment and I don't like it anymore. Too many memories.

Fergie-big girls don't cry.

Found a new pizza place while on chemo. It was on my way home, and after chemo my tummy was still okay for another day or so. Loved it. Now I can't even go into their restaurant. Go figure. Still like pizza, just not theirs.