shelley262
Expert
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- Location
- Worcestershire Uk
- Type of diabetes
- I reversed my Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
Nailed it, cheese and neighbours to the rescue!It looked wonderfully festive and yummy, and it tasted utterly boring, what a waste of time!
So I'll have to think of a way to use the leftovers in a better dish, as my meal was planned to be used for two days, but I'm not going to eat this again tomorrow.
Glad to hear so!Good news is I go home today, get back to my comfortable king single bed.
Sounds delicious and agree anything with melted golden cheese is worth celebratingNailed it, cheese and neighbours to the rescue!
I was going to grumpily eat a couple of slices of low carb bread instead of messing with yesterdays leftovers as I was still angry at those leftovers for not being a tasty meal.
Turned out I'd forgotten to buy bread, so more grumpiness (grumpyness?) but still needed to eat.
Borrowed two eggs from my neighbour (the one now living in a trailer in my garden), grated cheese for a cheesy crust, cubed cheese to add to the filling of my omelet, added some sundried tomatoes and smoked paprika too, et voilá, mood lifted!
Cheese works wonders for both boring food and grumpy moods, and there's enough for tomorrow too!
Have great sympathy for Neil with his frozen shoulder, can be very painful and disabling. Has he got exercises to help? I would like to wish him a speedy recovery and maybe if it is caught early that will be possible.Actually ended up having spicy lamb - my hand landed on that first, not the beef ragout. So I made some tzadziki to go with it - just as well - it was very spicy. Must have developed its strength while in the freezer. Very tasty though.
Neil apparently has a frozen shoulder and has to have steroid injections and use ibuprofen gel. It really is troublesome to him - he seems quite unable to use his left arm. I'm afraid I'm going to have to rely on Em and her dad to help both Neil and myself. I can drive to get Neil to the physio department but I can't get myself into the hospital for my jags on Friday. Em could probably push my wheelchair but it will take both Neil and Em to get the chair out of the car. Shopping is another issue - maybe No 2 son will be able to get some of it; the more specific things will have to be bought by Neil - maybe with Em's help. Luckily she is always very willing to do what she can. Her brother would be more capable but he has gone to the mainland to visit his elder brother.
Soups good when your feeling crook, and do not feel like eating.7:30 pm a bowl of Campbell chicken soup. OK, it's not real food,
I hope your tummy agrees, but it sounds like a delicious meal anyway so that's a win!6pm a small portion of sprouts fried with bacon and garlic on a base of broccoli rice.
Might not be the best option, only time will tell(I have no idea what these emojis are!!)
There you go!@MrsA2 I can’t see the emojis at all as I use the app. Yours say ‘meh’ ( the first one) and ‘woot’ ( the second one) I’ve often wondered what they actually look like!
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