Re: hospital

[Guest guest]

Dear Kaye,

Sometimes it's very easy to hate the burdens that our disease places on us, your

hospitalization during your brother-in-laws funeral is just one of those

burdens. I know it

must have been very hard for you not to be able to attend his funeral, or visit

during the

last days of his sickness. It is a tremendous burden, but you have to look out

for your

own health first. Even though your hubby went in your place, it's still not the

same, is it?

Yet, you were with him in spirit, and prayer, and that's what counts.

I pray that you are healing now and that the sorrow you feel soon fades.

With love, hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

South Carolina

SC & SE Regional Rep.

PAI

Note: All comments or advice are personal opinion only, and should not be

substituted for

consultation with a medical professional.

[Guest guest]

And you could try asking the hospital kitchen for other simple things,

too. You never know. I have always basically starved to death as a

hospital patient, but while with my mother, I got somewhat smart. I found

that if I asked, I could get olive oil and lemon juice, as in a bottle of

olive oil and a lemon cut in half.... worked for the lettuce they

had. This of course may not do what you are eating any good, but

try to be a little creative, like the grill idea, and it may help a whole

lot. I hope your mom is better very soon.

Oooh...the grill is a good idea! I will check that out. Thanks for

the tip!

Marla