Re: household items to help with cleaning and baking for us with Chiari

[Guest guest]

I loove my stand mixer. I got a new one for Christmas and its great.

Since I am gluten/wheat free, I do a lot of baking and scratch

cooking.

Can I also recommend some of the already chopped up items for your

cooking, or to spare the xpense of buying these items; do a little

bit throughout the day by doing your meal prep, step by step. Then

rest.

That 'recipe' for food prep works pretty well for me

KM

>

> Hi,

> I just wanted to share my experience. I posted on here before

about

> how I bought a Stand mixer with a glass bowl. And it was awesome,

no

> strain on my arms and shoulders and neck!! Well, I got the

stainless

> steel one b/c I took back that one and I love it more. I can

actually

> just stand there and watch it mix up my cake mix and batters!! I

would

> always feel so bad afterwards after using my hand mixer to bake

cakes.

> It flared up my neck/shoulders and headache big time. And my family

> loves my cakes, so I have to make them alot.

> Also, I just got a Swifter WetJet, and love it. I don't have to

hand

> wring a mop which hurt my shoulders/neck. And it works so much

better

> than a sponge mop! My last suggestion is the Sonicare toothbrush.

No

> jerking the toothbrush in your mouth it does all the work for ya!

> These items are pricey, but sometimes you can get deals on them,

> especially at christmas time. Anyways, I just wanted to share some

> things that have helped me around the house! Hope it helps someone.

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