If your going to do the protein thing, I suggest buying a hand-held stick
blender and buying whey protein in bulk. You can get it in 2-5 pound
containers. My problem is to much of an appetite.
I always advise anyone with a sore to first and foremost, stay off of it.
I know staying in bed sucks but you have to for the area to heal. Where
are the sores on your hips? If there not from sitting, maybe the pressure
is from whatever your sleeping on. I think you should see a wound care
Welcome back Meredith
I can empathize with you about not wanting to eat, especially enough protein.
I never eat enough at meals to make my daily quota. You can figure 1/3 g of
protein daily for each pound that you weigh. I supplement with a protein drink
(don’t like Wal-Mart, but I do like
I eat Protein Bars 20g.
My helper also makes Peanut Butter Cookies, using Peanut Butter /
Chocolate Protein Powder instead of Flower. Tastes great.
Also drink lots of water.
And see a Wound Doctor if you are not. It must be cleaned and debrided
often.
Greg
On 3/28/2019 1:25 PM, Danny Hearn
Judy..if you don't eat a lot try Protein Shakes. There are many types and
flavors such as Boost- these are excellent for this. Dan H.***
On Thursday, March 28, 2019, 3:19:28 PM CDT, Judy Meredith
wrote:
Hi all, It has been awhile since I have been on this list due to my e-mails
Hi all,
It has been awhile since I have been on this list due to my e-mails
bouncing or something. However I finally got a new address and I hope some
of you remember me.
I have a question for all of you. I have 3 pressure sores, one on each
hip that are not bad but one on my butt that has
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