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Homemade Prepared/Frozen Meals
Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> > My mother and I did not know that earlier that same day he told several > neighbors "goodbye" for the final time, saying that he wouldn't be > seeing them again. He must ahve felt or known something, but didn't > want to worry my mother or me. I was friends with a coworker, F R E D Fred, he was going on vacation for two weeks to Mexico. He was maybe 20 years or so older than I. Well, the Friday he was leaving, he went out of his way to stop by my cube, hey Nancy, I'm on my way, I'm really going to miss you. Wow, that was odd. We didn't even see each other every day any longer as I'd been moved to a different section of the payroll programming department. Really struck me. Two weeks later, I'm walking into work, Monday morning, hey, Fred's going to be back, I have to go see him. Well, he passed out in the pool in his back yard the day before. Took him a few years to die, but he never got off life support or whatever till he did. I swear he was really saying goodbye. nancy |
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Homemade Prepared/Frozen Meals
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 10:33:06 -0500, Nancy Young
> wrote: > >This is the problem. The people I'm talking about have caregivers, >but when they didn't, even making toast or peeling a banana was out >of their ability or desire to eat. I didn't realize how bad it was >for some time. Speaking of the original poster's situation, I am >concerned that they are not eating because even the small task of >mixing up a shake might make them not use them. I'm only speaking >from experience, not arguing with you in any way. > there are apparently drugs out there designed to *increase* appetite. something to check into, maybe. your pal, blake >Do you know of a decent already mixed shake? I try to get the >high protein drinks, but even then, they aren't all that high, but >they are better than not eating. > >> I personally like Isopure as it is never gritty, and stirs in with a >> spoon very well. The chocolate and vanilla are both excellent, and that >> brand is highly fortified and the Whey protein in it is Lactose free! > >I will have to look for that. Hmmm, I wonder if there is a GNC in >the mall. I will be there Monday, doing my Christmas shopping (sigh). > >> > > K. (who knows that we all have to bury our parents some day, and it >> > > REALLY sux!!! :-( ) >> > >> > Yeah, though sometimes it's too late, sorry to say. > >> Don't dwell on it... I lost mom last year, so daddums is living with me >> now, and seems to like my cooking. He is also good about taking vitamin supplements. > >That's good to hear. > >Unfortunately, I'm talking about alz sufferers who live on long >after their brain does. Horrid illness. > >nancy |
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