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     Kommentar till en text av RUTH HAFFLY
Ärende: back to school                                           [1]
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Hola Ruth!

-> ->  HN> Only reason we knew is because Anne got
-> ->  HN> anemic when she was pregnant with Amanda.
-> ->  HN> Doctor put her on iron pills and told her
-> ->  HN> to lay off the tea when taking them...She
-> 
-> -> With Rachel, I had the prenatal vitiamins and iron, was anemic so I 
was
-> -> told to eat liver once a week. Changed doctors for Deborah, used an 
all
-> -> natural multi vitamin plus iron, no trouble with anemia at all. Not a
-> 
->  HN> Lucky you!
-> 
-> For the liver or having no anemia the 2nd time around? I did a whole lot
-> better healthwise the 2nd time. I was able to eat and enjoy more food
-> without morning nausea.
->
both!
 
->  HN> Anne swore off caffeine totally
->  HN> while she was pregnant. Me?
->  HN> I drank her share!!
-> 
-> Is that why you're still wired?
->
Always have been, always will be! 
 
-> ->  HN> we have a little brown rice and red rice
-> ->  HN> in the house but use them seldom as well.
-> 
-> -> We can't go quite as low carb as you are. (G)
-> 
->  HN> Well we are monitoring our blood sugars
->  HN> as well.
-> 
-> Knowing diabetes runs in both families, we should too. Kind of hard
-> around this time of year tho. (G)
->
Oh, I assure you...the meters work
year round!! (grin)
-> 
-> -> Of the 3 types of Cheerios, I think I would buy the honey nut if I 
were
-> -> to eat it on a regular basis. But, we don't buy that kind of cereal
-> -> 99.99% of the time.
-> 
->  HN> read the labels and you'll find that
->  HN> cheerios have a lot less sugar than
->  HN> most of your granola type cereals.
->  HN> However they are pretty high on the
->  HN> glycemic index and I think we may
->  HN> be phasing them into a less often
->  HN> rotation.
-> 
-> A lot of time Steve buys them from the bulk bins at Whole Foods so we
-> don't have (at home) the breakdown. Suppose we could on their web site
-> and find it.................
->
I suppose it would be there or somewhere
on the I-net.
 
->  HN> We also have mini quiches for "just in case"
-> 
-> Now that sounds like a good idea! What size pan do you use for them?
->
Pre made and frozen from Trader Joe's.
Several different flavors and just
the right size for one.
 
-> -> We generally get our own breakfasts on days Steve has morning
classes.
-> -> Other days we sometimes do our own, other days we eat together. Got a
-> -> couple of dozen small eggs from our usual produce lady when we picked 
up
-> -> some spinach from her the other day; 3 of them make a good omelette.
-> 
->  HN> A 2 egg omelette is just not right!
-> 
-> A 2 egg omelette made from large eggs is good, to bordering almost on
-> the too big size for me. Depends on what the fillings are; if they're
-> light, 2 eggs are OK but if they are multiple, heavier ones, a 1.5 egg
-> omelette is better. Sometimes Steve will make a 4 egg one and I'll take
-> about 3/8 worth.
->
If I'm scrambling eggs, two is fine
if I'm making omelettes it's gotta
be a three egger.
 
-> -> And don't come here when the pine is pollenating. I thought I'd miss 
it
-> -> last spring by going to LV in mid April but didn't. The trees 
pollenated
-> -> a few days before I left--but it wasn't quite as bad as the year 
before.
-> -> I wasn't quite as miserable. (G)
-> 
->  HN> Washington is the EVERGREEN state, we have
->  HN> zillions of doug fir trees, spruces, hemlocks
->  HN> and others...when it's pollen time you can
->  HN> call most cars "dust yellow"!
-> 
-> We had that in GA and have it here in the spring. It's probably worse up
-> your way but miserable enough here. We've had such a mild winter things
-> are pollenating (and even blossoming) already, way too early. It'll be
-> an early, and probably miserable for allergies, spring.
->
Anne suffers quite a bit.
 
-> ->  HN> as well. The curls may or may not be
-> ->  HN> permanent, and the color is grey, but
-> ->  HN> that too may not be permanent.
-> 
-> -> The light at the end of the tunnel is not an oncoming train. You're 
over
-> -> the worst and Anne is doing very well over all. Keep up the good
-> -> work--and take her some place special for Valentines's day.
-> 
->  HN> we are doing our best to weather each
->  HN> storm as it comes!!
-> 
-> And no end of the sessions blizzard. DONE! FINISHED! OVER! YEEHAA!
-> WHOOPIE! YAY! ALL GONE! NO MORE! GRADUATED! (Does it look like I'm
-> happy?)
->
Yes! We are too, but things 
have been quite "intense" since
her last treatment last Wednesday.
She's really been suffering..and
this morning it seems her back has
"gone out" as well!
chat with you soon!
ha
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