Low-carb diets support thread

andrewsmum

SHEILA54 wrote: »

Hi

Seems quiet here but hopefully others will return if the fighting stops.

Well done sistercas and durham_mim - brilliant :T

MIL died last night so a bit sad but she was lost in dementia so maybe for the best.

Trying hard but have slipped up a few times.

Keep it up everyone!!

Sorry to hear your sad news. Thinking of you and your family xx

marrbett

SHEILA54 wrote: »

Hi

Seems quiet here but hopefully others will return if the fighting stops.

Well done sistercas and durham_mim - brilliant :T

MIL died last night so a bit sad but she was lost in dementia so maybe for the best.

Trying hard but have slipped up a few times.

Keep it up everyone!!

Sorry to hear this Sheila, am thinking of you.x

nuttybabe

SHEILA54 wrote: »

Hi

Seems quiet here but hopefully others will return if the fighting stops.

Well done sistercas and durham_mim - brilliant :T

MIL died last night so a bit sad but she was lost in dementia so maybe for the best.

Trying hard but have slipped up a few times.

Keep it up everyone!!

I'm sorry for your loss. x

SHEILA54

Thank you but, for her, it really was a blessed release as she hadn't spoken for a year and was sunk in deep alzheimers. She died relatively peacefully from a chest infection. My ex did go ahead and have his hip done yesterday, despite everything, and will hopefully be able to walk a little better. He has found it difficult as she was not the Mum he knew anymore

aliasojo

My friend has just died too. She was only just turned 50. Sadly she never had her troubles to seek, they always seemed to hunt her down.

We were bridesmaids at each others weddings and there was a lot of water under the bridge. We did a lot together, not all of it above board. (We stole tatties from the farmer's field ).

We went our separate ways years ago due to a bit of a fall out over her drinking but I always missed her and the laughs we used to have.

I hope she's at peace now.

durham_mim

(((hugs))) Sheila, my MIL also has dementia and my OH finds it difficult at times. Despite the dementia she is very healthy physically. The worst bit is she is still aware of the effects of the dementia and whenever I visit tries very hard to hide it.

sistercas

sheila / aliasjo I am so sorry to hear about the death of people so close to you both (((hugs)))

had a carp day eating wise , ive even had a krispy creme doughnut that was my afternoon treat with DD1

just got in and had the chicken curry , it was delish
back on the lc wagon tomorrow though

Gray_Malkin

andrewsmum wrote: »

Sorry to hear your sad news. Thinking of you and your family xx

So sorry to hear of your loss sheila xx

nuttybabe

Gray_Malkin wrote: »

Snap! I had mine after sausages though

If you leave them frozen and mash them into the cream a bit, it makes like an ice-cream. Might not be everyone's cup of tea for breakfast though :rotfl:

dessert after breakfast - excellent! and i will definatly try that next time i forget to get the berries out of freezer (so tomorrow morning then!!!!!!! :rotfl:)

Sistercas - i had a bad day as well. i had pizza tonight and beer!

marrbett

aliasojo wrote: »

My friend has just died too. She was only just turned 50. Sadly she never had her troubles to seek, they always seemed to hunt her down.

We were bridesmaids at each others weddings and there was a lot of water under the bridge. We did a lot together, not all of it above board. (We stole tatties from the farmer's field ).

We went our separate ways years ago due to a bit of a fall out over her drinking but I always missed her and the laughs we used to have.

I hope she's at peace now.

How sad, its no age to die is it. Take care of yourself, grief hits you at the most unexpected times.

As we're confessing, I must own up to a flake (or two!) this afternoon. Ooops.