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Shammy's Meals

Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 4:37 pm
by Shammy
Monday 9/8/14 weight: 232.5. <sigh> I've been this weight for years now.

B: 6 chicken wings (baked, salted, pepper) 2 slices cantaloupe, coffee with half n half

L: Kale "chips" (one full baking sheet, reduces down quite small), 3 slices cantaloupe, ¼ cup walnut halves
decaf coffee/half n half

D:

Today's Notes: Just coming off 3 months of antibiotics for chronic Lyme. My guts are in a bad, bad way. Lots of pain and bloating. Hoping to get my life back!

Many oddball food sensitivities, but I do my best on Meats/poultry/fish with NO additives (commonly they can be packaged and say *contains up to 10% salt solution, these meats make me very sick, very fast), all veggies (not "prepackaged" with flavors, just plain veggies- fresh, frozen, baked/roasted, sautéed, etc) Fruits, oils/butter, nuts/seeds and minimal dairy (half n half, yogurt (no additives). If it's in a box or package, it generally makes me sick. <sigh>

I am previously Shamrockmommy.

Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 6:25 pm
by osoniye
Welcome back, Shammy! I believe I know you as FarmerHal. Still keeping up with the gardening? Sounds like you are still on Paleo or something close, huh?
It's good to have you back in the fold. I hope the support on these boards helps you moderate your eating and meet your goals. (I too have come and gone over the years...)

Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 6:31 pm
by aspencer27
Mmm, I love kale chips! It sounds like cooking at home would be an easy way to avoid most of the packaged stuff. I know for myself that even if I eat "unhealthy" foods that are cooked at home, I feel better and tend to lose weight versus eating "healthy" foods out of the house. Now, if only I could find someone to cook for me! :lol:

Sorry to hear about your chronic Lyme. Hopefully NoS can help keep you sane with the food and can help make you feel better!

Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 10:12 pm
by la tortue
Sorry to hear about the Lyme. I have a friend who has it. I know it can be very rough. Hope you can find some relief from it.

Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 11:39 pm
by Shammy
D: More chicken wings, grapes.

Been chugging water to try to help flush the antibiotics out. Dealing with a rash from them thats super itchy and blistery :(

Yes, osoniye, I was also Farmer Hal :) I couldn't remember my password for that so I just started a new name, Shammy.
Still have a lovely garden. Still try to do mostly paleo type diet.
Still fighting the swollen feet and I can't figure out just what it is causing it! Very frustrating.

Despite that, I keep up with my kiddos with homeschool and activities.

Lyme... been a total drag- all those years with arthritis and joint pain and all the wrong Dx's, could've been stopped with some antibiotics.

I feel loads better (aside from the trashed gut now, and skin!) but joints are pain free for now.

Glad to see everyone :)

Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 12:08 pm
by snapdragon
Ohhhh , I know someone who went for years not knowing she had Lymes. It really shook her life up too. I am glad you are on the road to recovery!

Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 4:19 pm
by clarinetgal
Welcome back! I remember you from before. That stinks about the Lyme disease. I'm glad your joint pain is feeling better.