Re: Is there anyone in the DC area?/

[Guest guest]

Hello from Georgia,

I too am a single mother in Georgia who works and have a child with a

lot of medical issues. Thanks for sharing how you do it. I too am new

to SCD and struggling with the cooking. I must say the results I am

seeing in my daughter is motivating me. You mentioned pay someone to

cook for you, have you done this?

Sheryl

tommorrow will be 2 weeks scd

daughter with mitochondrial disease

> I have Crohn's disease and would like to try the SCD, but

it all seems

> so overwhelming. Is there anyone in the DC area who is on the diet

who

> would be willing to talk to me? Also, I have 2 small children, work

> full time and do not have a lot of time to cook. Is there any way

to

> be on the diet without having to cook a great deal (just boil

chicken,

> fish and vegetables, eat plain yogurt from Whole Foods and not

bother

> with baking, etc.?) I would love some help. Right now I am on

> prenisone and will probably be beginning Remicade infusions soon...

>

> Alison White

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> Ahhh...imagining that irresistible " new car " smell?

> Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sheryl, I haven't found anyone to pay yet, but it's an idea. I did get the

babysitter last night to make legal pork chops, frozen peas, and apple crisp,

and she's a good cook so I'm thinking about enlisting her help for cooking

sessions where we would make and freeze food. I'm happy with my son's results

too, and the whole family is just eating the SCD muffins I make and so on. I

live in Marietta (Cobb Co.), how about you? I thought it would make a great

business for someone to get into baking and making yogurt.

sherylsuml wrote:

Hello from Georgia,

I too am a single mother in Georgia who works and have a child with a

lot of medical issues. Thanks for sharing how you do it. I too am new

to SCD and struggling with the cooking. I must say the results I am

seeing in my daughter is motivating me. You mentioned pay someone to

cook for you, have you done this?

Sheryl

tommorrow will be 2 weeks scd

daughter with mitochondrial disease

> I have Crohn's disease and would like to try the SCD, but

it all seems

> so overwhelming. Is there anyone in the DC area who is on the diet

who

> would be willing to talk to me? Also, I have 2 small children, work

> full time and do not have a lot of time to cook. Is there any way

to

> be on the diet without having to cook a great deal (just boil

chicken,

> fish and vegetables, eat plain yogurt from Whole Foods and not

bother

> with baking, etc.?) I would love some help. Right now I am on

> prenisone and will probably be beginning Remicade infusions soon...

>

> Alison White

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> Ahhh...imagining that irresistible " new car " smell?

> Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello- I am in D.C. area and have 2 son, ages 12 and 16, on the spectrum.

My first question is this the correct diet for us--because my 16 yr. old

craves sweets and will eat everything in sight that is sweet, if not closely

monitored--I know that is yeast- but should we be doing the body ecology diet

or

some other diet? thanks-Caroline

[Guest guest]

Welcome Caroline,

<< My first question is this the correct diet for us--because my 16

yr. old > craves sweets and will eat everything in sight that is sweet,

if not closely > monitored--I know that is yeast- but should we be

doing the body ecology diet or > some other diet? thanks-Caroline >>

A large portion of members are also battling yeast overgrowth.

These links may help:

http://www.pecanbread.com/new/aboutscd.html

http://www.pecanbread.com/new/yeast.html

http://www.pecanbread.com/scd-autism-summary.html

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs

mom of EMily and