"That which is painful to the body
may be profitable for the soul"

[Anonymous]        

        Any nutritional suggestions mentioned here are not meant as a replacement for consulting with your doctor or nutritionist, nor is it meant to replace normal medical treatments. If you have problems then you need to be under the care of a physician, and always tell your doctor what you are planning to do and how and what you will be taking to supplement the treatments he has to offer. I gave my doctor literature on the hydrazine sulfate that I was going to take and told him about the vitamins and antioxidants that I was taking. I told him about the herb marijuana that I used for pain.

        I am not a health nut by any stretch of the imagination. I eat pretty much whatever the heck I want. I eat until I'm full, never stuffed. I tend to ignore hunger pains and have eaten my fair share of junk food. When we are diagnosed there is an empty feeling and we just aren't hungry for a while. It's times like this that you might try just taking in something, because we have to keep up our strength. Sometimes comfort foods will appeal to you. For me, that would be stroganoff or macarone and cheese.