pioneermom's Journal, 18 April 2014

Today I just want to give a huge shout-out to my Dad and my son. Reviewing my food journal is at times like looking at a menu at a very nice restaurant. I have been enjoying venison cutlets, rainbow trout, and garden green beans and sweet potatoes all because my dad grows his own vegetables and fishes and my son took up hunting last fall and bagged his first deer. Although I have profound empathy for the suffering of animals, I am also a carnivore through and through who does not do well at all without meat and lots of it in my diet. Having access to wild fish and game with NO CHEMICALS harvested by people who love me makes my food a part of a circle of love and nurturing that helps heal me with every bite. This may sound to "woo woo" for some people, but I believe that toxic intent, toxic ingredients, and mindless ingestion are disease inducing. As a food addict, I am grateful to my marrow for food that won't make me crave, make me sick, make me relapse. It is hard to feel sorry for yourself because you can't have a Pepsi or a peanut butter sandwhich when there is a bag of fresh trout in the refrigerator or a freezer full of venison. I have a friend who was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer 15 years ago. Upon her diagnosis, her husband decided to keep their freezer full of wild fish and game at all times so that she never again had to eat processed food. When I think about love, I think about Matt walking through the woods to bring back good food for his mate and I think about how Cheryl has survived 15 years when she was supposed to have one year. Today, I am thankful for my two guys, my dad and my son, who are out there doing the same thing and bringing back the food I need to avoid the diabetes diagnosis I am supposedly heading toward otherwise. Thank you, Dad. Thank you, Joshua. I love you both. Journal entry dedicated to Matt B., Klamath Falls, Oregon and his lovely wife Cheryl.

Diet Calendar Entry for 18 April 2014:
1723 kcal Fat: 103.46g | Prot: 70.85g | Carb: 134.71g.   Breakfast: Truvia Sweetener (Packet), Green Tea, Butter, Scrambled Egg (Whole, Cooked), Cooked Pinto, Calico or Red Beans. Lunch: Crystal Light On The Go Lemonade Sugar Free Packets Soft Drink Mix, Bertolli Olive Oil, Corn On The Cob with Butter, American Value Green Beans (Canned), Wild Rainbow Trout. Snacks/Other: Great Value Whole Cashews, Brownie, Crystal Light Raspberry Lemonade Sugar Free Soft Drink Mix, Cream (Half & Half), Splenda No Calorie Sweetener Packets, Coffee. more...

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Inspirational. I do believe food can be a healer (as well as a weapon of mass destruction). I was just recounting to my husband one of the saddest faces I've ever seen. Had to be my grandmother's face after meeting with her Dietician after being diagnosed with Diabetes maybe 30 years ago. The banishment of white rice and gravy to be replaced with placid skinless boneless chicken breast, dietetic crackers and sugar free jello almost seemed too much for her to bear. I often think about how very different things could have been had she (and the medical community-at-large) known what we know now. Simply...it's takes real food, whole food, in balance to live a healthful life. Maybe good food is just good sense. 
18 Apr 14 by member: LuC2
My boyfriend hunts and fish which I love love meat too. This will be the second year that we are planting a garden and God does the vegetables taste 100% better than what you buy in the stores.  
18 Apr 14 by member: cyd69

     
 

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