Chloe,
Sending my warmest wishes to you, your mom and your family.

Today my granddaughter was diagnosed with leukemia.
She's 4 years old.
I spent the day babysitting for her younger brother, as her parents were in hospital with her.
Needless to say, my food was nothing to write home about today.
I didn't fret and just did the best I could.

Later this evening, I ate some left over salmon and a cucumber.
Then a bowl of cornflakes with milk - not my best brown, to make an understatement.
But knowing what to eat, and eating as best I could under the circumstances, brought a lot of calm for me.

I adopt your wise words, Chloe -
doing solutions and not emotional distraught.

Sarit

: *lovely swim in pool

: My mom is not doing well. She is in a
: hospital in Idaho, I am in
: Florida.

: I may have to take a trip home. I was
: thinking how can I keep my food
: steady. First thing came to mind.
: I will need to add the potato back
: in as have not needed in Florida.
: Get to store as soon as I arrive to
: buy food I need, Protein
: powder can I buy there or have some
: shipped to Idaho?

: Cool part of healing I am looking for
: solutions and not
: falling apart. Making the decision to
: when and if go on
: smart thinking not emotional
: distraught.

: Chloe
: Healing is so Grand