Making it manageable, meds and EM question

August 21, 2012

My questions are primarily in response to the info Joanne provided (thank you!)

but pertain to dietary approaches in general.

I have studied these diet plans before. They make sense and I'm convinced that

they do work. But how does a really sick person eat like that? I need something

that is realistic and manageable. I am quite ill, single and isolated. I am

completely bedridden with pain at least 2 days every week. Other days I have

trouble getting around. Cooking/food preparation is not very feasible in my

condition. And I do not have any friends that could help me, nor can I afford

to hire help (anymore). The reality is that right now all I can physically

manage are meals that take like 5 minutes to make. Typical meals for me are an

apple with peanut butter or a bowl of yogurt & granola. Sometimes I simply

don't eat because it hurts too much to move. Are there any lists of NOT RECIPES

but throw together/grab and go meals? I bought a cast iron pan but can't lift

the darn thing! And I can only stand up for 5 minutes at a time. I have to sit

down waiting for a steak to cook in the pan. What are my options for following

one of these diet plans?

Also, on Bee's site she talks about time to heal, and that the START is after

you're doing everything, including not taking drugs. Well, I tried going off my

meds once to follow a holistic healing modality and it was a friggin nightmare.

I also recently went off my antidepressant because it was expensive (lost

insurance) and I wasn't sure I needed it anymore (been on same med for almost 10

years). Worse nightmare. So I'm not giving up my meds any time soon. But if

the meds intefere with healing, what do you do? Seems like a catch-22 to me. I

assume there are articles on how to safely wean off meds (with doctor's care of

course)? I also assume you don't even try until you've been on the nutritional

program for a long time. So how do you know when you're ready to try weaning

(again, working with your doctor).

Regarding Electomagnetism (EM), unfortunately I live right next to a power

substation. It's a brick building, which helps some. Just the other day I came

across a product called Comfort Technology. It's a clock radio that's supposed

to help counteract EMF. Anyone have any experience with this particular

product? I've been researching EMF at the website http://www.emwatch.com/. I

don't have a ton of money to spend so looking for affordable solutions.

Thanks everyone.

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