WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MARCH 2021
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Katla, I had bought Truiva sweetener. It was granulated, and kinda looked like sugar. But when I put it in coffee, it was hard to stir the spoon. Plus my coffee had a odd aftertaste. I will look into your option! 💕
Rebecca💖0 -
Surprisingly enough ladies I think his young age of 60 trumps his transplant list wise. I was flabbergasted.
Good that his life is that of a happy hermit, and is quite content not going out to see anyone but me.
Missing my coffee maker, so I might just put it back on my counter. It was on the virtual yard sale site, but I took it down after no offers. Part of me is saying, "coffee is one of my pleasure in life, I miss it"!
Last night I made my son his feast. He has been doing gate guard, coming home late at night/early morning with a bag of fast food eating crap. So it was time for him to get a meal of real food.
I combined them, tossing with some parmesan cheese. Today I am having a bit of it, with scrambled eggs, topped with a slice of pepper jack cheese, in a tortilla💖!
Have a good day all!
💖 Rebecca
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Happy birthday, Barbara, Vicki, Rita and any other Marchbabes!
Tiny bit of drama in a spoiler:My brother in law has been trying to get ahold of DH for some time. DH is angry with him over some things that happened/ were said when their mom passed. Anyway, BIL sent me a message that he wants to offer to help us (financially). I told him that I would have DH return text or calls. I have not and will not tell him about the offer of help. If he won't connect with his sibling for the simple reason of connection; I will not throw money into it. I know, that if DH reconnected after hearing about financial help, I would not be able to respect him. Is that bad?4 -
Whidislander wrote: »Katla, I had bought Truiva sweetener. It was granulated, and kinda looked like sugar. But when I put it in coffee, it was hard to stir the spoon. Plus my coffee had a odd aftertaste. I will look into your option! 💕
Rebecca💖
Have you tried monkfruit sweetener? I like it better than all the others, but I don't put sweetener in my coffee usually. I can't even remember why I bought it. Someone here said she didn't like it, but I can't remember who.
Tina in CA0 -
The protein powder I use has monk fruit in it. I really like it.
Annie in Delaware0 -
Whidislander wrote: »Surprisingly enough ladies I think his young age of 60 trumps his transplant list wise. I was flabbergasted.
Good that his life is that of a happy hermit, and is quite content not going out to see anyone but me.
Have a good day all!
💖 Rebecca
I have seen that many states are prioritizing by age only.
Tina in CA
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Re sweeteners: We have been using SweetLeaf Sweet Drops, stevia clear for many years. I use it in my coffee daily. I use real sugar in baking.1
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Bone broth for Drew...soup bone with nice bit of meat on it, carrots, celery, ginger, and parsley. Add filtered water to cover. Cook in crock pot hit for 8 hours low for 16. I will feed her the cooked meat and veggies with the broth for her water. I am supposed to give her this type of diet for 5 days.
I made myself some chicken broth last week using this method. I added garlic and pepper so couldn't feed that to Drew. I did feel better after drinking it. I am going to start making this on a regular basis. I got recipe from Eat Dirt. The theme of the book is the importance of microbes to our diet and how some of the current farming practices are depleting our soil of this microbes we need to stay healthy.
I will also make broth for Drew. She has a knee issue and bone broth is good for that too!
I add no onions garlic to Drews soup. Yes to mine. I think it would benefit DH too! He has stomach isssues because of his chemo.
She seems her normal self...she is just drinking and peeing more. They did give her an IV to flush out the toxic effect of the Candbury eggs she ate. The thirst and pee is because of the chocolate. Her system is trying to get rid of it. So one worry down. She does not exhibit the more alarming syptoms of shaking, seizures, and lethargy.
I have also taken her for short walks to get her system to work out the toxicins. It is a bright sunny day which also makes her and me feel better.
It makes me think her prescription to get better is good for a person who is trying to improve their health after being ill with a stomach issue.3 -
Happy Wednesday. Thank you all the the birthday wishes. Had a nice evening at home. only I could not seemed to leave the cheese and crackers alone. New day and back on track.
Katla--Those are the best kind of letters\cards\pictures. I have kept everyone. Awhile back my DGD said something about the letter she had written and I told her I keep everyone and she was thrilled that I would do that. Usually I hang them on my desk cupboard for a while then put them in a special box I have just for them.
Oakie--hauling water reminds me when I was 15 my parents decided to move a house on to some land they bought. Only problem was once the house was moved on dad took the money out of the bank to hook up water and electric and took off with his girlfriend. Left mom and us 5 kids living in a house with no lights or water. So we ended up running a cord from the house to the pole for lights and a neighbor let us use his big water tank to haul water to the house. only lived there less than a month before mom moved us to a place in town. Dad and the girlfriend ended up moving in there, I hadn't thought about that in years.
KJ--Hugs. I understand how you feel. The death of a parent is hard enough and mix in money issues and families are never the same.
Margaret--Glad to hear Drew is doing well and no lasting problems from the candy.
Blessings,Vicki GI NE3 -
Heather
My Aunt is convinced the Pfizer vaccine is better than the Oxford one. She seems to think that the Pfizer covers more of the variants than the Oxford. Like you I was just glad to get the vaccine - even if I did have a reaction to it. My 2nd jab is on 19th May, I hope I'm not as bad next time.
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Viv UK1 -
Heather & Viv: We had our first vaccinations. DH was first, day before yesterday. My first vaccination was yesterday. We are taking Pfizer vaccine. Our next doses will be at the end of the month. I still have a mild headache from my vaccination yesterday. DH had his first vaccination day before yesterday. He also still has a mild headache. If it protects us, this is worth putting up with mild headaches.
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Stats for the day-
Zwift bike trainer- 35.59min, 184elev, 18.4amph, 139ahr, 166mhr, 11.03mi= 390c
Strava app = 215c
Walk w/family- 1hr 45min 16sec, 86ahr, 116mhr, 3.17ap, 5.54mi= 541c
Strava app- 671c
Total cal 931
I can’t wait to show you my next pic of the home, but I have to wait til tonight!2 -
Had the Moderna ,no headache just sore arm...
I am more worried about second dose.thats the one that can kick your butt..
But better than being on a ventilator.
Watching local news and will go pick Dan up.3 -
My dad's vaccination site is over an hour away. I wonder if I should drive him just in case he has side effects. Or would it take a few hours to show up?
Annie in Delaware0 -
Ladies before I try to speak to doctor can anyone point me to a website or forum, with recipes for gallbladder health. I know what to avoid and what to eat. I have had a few episodes of pain etc in the last month. I really want to avoid removal of gallbladder. Think what I’d like is a weeks meals. I will try to get hold of the doctor to ask for stronger medication for when I get the pain
Thanks
Kate UK ❤️0 -
Beautiful sunny day today. I worked out in the yard for a while mostly cleaning up the gazebo area. I don't often order CDs anymore but I had heard a few bits from Yo Yo Ma and Kathryn Stott's album "Songs of Comfort and Hope" so I ordered it. It is wonderful. Very peaceful and relaxing. Not so much classical as just individual songs.
This is my brave little crocus. It is the only one that bloomed out of several plants.
Welcome to the newbies.
Everyone take care, Sue in WA
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Rita! I missed you earlier Happy Birthday
Kim in N. California1 -
My latest addition, one pic, during day, one at night with and without lights on
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spikeyhair wrote: »Ladies before I try to speak to doctor can anyone point me to a website or forum, with recipes for gallbladder health. I know what to avoid and what to eat. I have had a few episodes of pain etc in the last month. I really want to avoid removal of gallbladder. Think what I’d like is a weeks meals. I will try to get hold of the doctor to ask for stronger medication for when I get the pain
Thanks
Kate UK ❤️
For me ...
I need to avoid eggs and spicy food. It's also a good idea to avoid foods that are high in fat.
Trouble is, I like eggs. I'd like to eat a boiled egg for lunch or boiled eggs and toast for breakfast on the weekends. And I might be able to get away with it once and then not again for a few months ... or maybe not.
M in Oz0 -
Regarding sugar and sweeteners -- I'm not overly fond of sugar. It gives me mouth sores. I up my sugar intake ... I get mouth sores. I reduce my sugar intake, my mouth sores go away.
That's not to say I don't eat any sugar. I do have a bit of chocolate just about every day. And of course there is sugar in stuff.
But I don't drink sugar ... I don't drink sugared drinks and I don't add sugar to anything I drink. And I keep my sweet snack limit down.
If I happen to want something sweet in a drink, I'll use stevia. Or occasionally honey.
Regarding phones (mini computers), laptops etc. -- I regard them all mostly as for utility purposes. For work, for university when I was attending, for communication (but not idle chatter), for news, for weather, for planning, etc.
I rarely play games on my computer.
Maybe it's because I sit at a computer all day long at work, and was sitting at my computer all evening and weekend with university, and could conceivably sit there for my cycling club work and what not ... when I want to have a bit of fun, I prefer to walk away from the computer and do something outside!
Machka in Oz1
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