I eat a yogurt a day, a boost a day and my meals are high concentration of high protein, stake, chicken, fish and eggs. Bobbie
Smile Everyday > On Oct 31, 2013, at 2:47 PM, Lori Taylor <[email protected]> wrote: > > So, all this talk about wounds and having to stay in bed got me to thinking. > Everybody's talked about how to keep our minds busy, etc. I haven't really > read anything about what to eat to help hurry along the healing process. > Years ago, I remember being told that we do most of our healing while asleep > & protein is our best source of nutrition for healing. > Over the summer, I've had a dot on my ishial that recently has turned into an > open sore. I HATE staying in bed!! But, living a full life is as important > being healthy w/no wounds. I, however, did stay in bed the last 2 days b/c I > had a red spot on my pants Monday night which scared the crap out of me. > And, I have a huge weekend coming up. > I say all this to get to the 'food'. I searched 'wound healing food' and > came up w/this link..... > http://www.livestrong.com/article/113952-foods-heal-wounds/ > Here's my question, tho....what do y'all eat that's easy for somebody to feed > you and how often do you eat? > > Lori > ~C3-4,5-6 > ~35 yrs. post > > From: greg <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 4:42 PM > Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Stuck in bed for over a month > > Yes, since July. > But I do get up for a couple of hours a few days a week. > Pressure sore on my butt > I just don't think I can do the surgery. Having to go 4-6 weeks with no > getting up at all. > I need a bit of sun a few days a week. I went a whole week once and it did > not heal any faster that week. > Greg > > > Hi All, > > Is there anybody else right now who has been stuck in bed for a > > month or more? Just wondering. Bobbie > > > > Smile Everyday > >
