hi Kathy

August 26, 2007

Hopefully this I sent you the link to will help. I'd let to bet

there are members that will have sound advice for you. Believe me you are going

to be in my prayers. Hugs. Donna

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kitty kat <littlefootkat

Sun, 26 Aug 2007 19:01:10

Re: hi Kathy

donna,

he told me nothing only thing he told i have between a month and a year to live

without this operation,the drugs alone are out of this world in prices i mean

just who has a extra 1400 laying around i managed to raise the money but i wont

be able to every month, i plan on asking the pharmist tomorrow what i am allowed

to eat,i use to weigh in at 180 and well i've lost alot of weight in a few i now

weigh in at 128, and no i wasnt deiting so i have no why i lost all that

weight,but no the doctor told me nothing or i wouldnt be asking questions now.i

actually have no pants that fit me anylonger...but i do thank you for your

help...kathy

Donnalilacflower <thelilacflower@ <thelilacflower%40>

> wrote:

Hi KAthy,

It's so important you eat right for your health. I

found a support group for you, it's active and

been around since 1999

http://health. <http://health.heartattack/>

heartattack/

We aren't a health group for your condition and there

are many things involved with your heart, I don't know

if you are diabetic, to be on no salt diet, etc. Did

the doctor give you a list of foods to avoid, did he

recommend you talk with a nutritionist?

Even if you become vegetarian you would have to know

what to eat and what to avoid, dairy? eggs? How many

calories a day?

I wish you all the luck and good healthy in the world.

Avoiding meat,dairy and eggs would certainly be a

step in the right direction.

Donna

--- littlefootkat <littlefootkat@ <littlefootkat%40> >

wrote:

> just joined this group have had a masive heart

> attack and while i was

> still in the hospital had at the very least 10 small

> ones,i am totally

> surprised i have any blood left in my body since

> every hour on the

> hour they took 2more tubes out of me,ok i know this

> is a total

> vegetarian group but does anyone know if i'm allowed

> any kind of meat

> at all like chicken? fish? turkey? always knew i

> could become a

> vegetarian but i also have a meat and potato man

> here and i dont

> really think i can cook 2 meals and not be tempted

> to taste his also.

> thanks for any kind of help u can give me....see

> these doctors want me

> to have this 150,000 thousand dollar operation and

> then i might live

> a normal life and that is a might..but with no

> insurance. this had to

> happen right before my disability doctors appoinment

> so will try and

> get them...i'm sorry i am rattling cause my husband

> doesnt understand

> and i have no one else to talk to..but thanks i'm

> sure i'll find some

> good recipes here...thanks again kathy

>

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the dust of everyday life.

- Berthold Auerbach -

________

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August 26, 2007

Hi KAthy,

It's so important you eat right for your health. I

found a support group for you, it's active and

been around since 1999

http://health.heartattack/

We aren't a health group for your condition and there

are many things involved with your heart, I don't know

if you are diabetic, to be on no salt diet, etc. Did

the doctor give you a list of foods to avoid, did he

recommend you talk with a nutritionist?

Even if you become vegetarian you would have to know

what to eat and what to avoid, dairy? eggs? How many

calories a day?

I wish you all the luck and good healthy in the world.

Avoiding meat,dairy and eggs would certainly be a

step in the right direction.

Donna

--- littlefootkat <littlefootkat wrote:

> just joined this group have had a masive heart

> attack and while i was

> still in the hospital had at the very least 10 small

> ones,i am totally

> surprised i have any blood left in my body since

> every hour on the

> hour they took 2more tubes out of me,ok i know this

> is a total

> vegetarian group but does anyone know if i'm allowed

> any kind of meat

> at all like chicken? fish? turkey? always knew i

> could become a

> vegetarian but i also have a meat and potato man

> here and i dont

> really think i can cook 2 meals and not be tempted

> to taste his also.

> thanks for any kind of help u can give me....see

> these doctors want me

> to have this 150,000 thousand dollar operation and

> then i might live

> a normal life and that is a might..but with no

> insurance. this had to

> happen right before my disability doctors appoinment

> so will try and

> get them...i'm sorry i am rattling cause my husband

> doesnt understand

> and i have no one else to talk to..but thanks i'm

> sure i'll find some

> good recipes here...thanks again kathy

>

Music washes away from the soul

the dust of everyday life.

- Berthold Auerbach -

______________________________\

____

Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles. Visit the

Auto Green Center.

http://autos./green_center/

August 26, 2007

donna,

he told me nothing only thing he told i have between a month and a year to

live without this operation,the drugs alone are out of this world in prices i

mean just who has a extra 1400 laying around i managed to raise the money but i

wont be able to every month, i plan on asking the pharmist tomorrow what i am

allowed to eat,i use to weigh in at 180 and well i've lost alot of weight in a

few i now weigh in at 128, and no i wasnt deiting so i have no why i lost all

that weight,but no the doctor told me nothing or i wouldnt be asking questions

now.i actually have no pants that fit me anylonger...but i do thank you for your

help...kathy

Donnalilacflower <thelilacflower wrote:

Hi KAthy,

It's so important you eat right for your health. I

found a support group for you, it's active and

been around since 1999

http://health.heartattack/

We aren't a health group for your condition and there

are many things involved with your heart, I don't know

if you are diabetic, to be on no salt diet, etc. Did

the doctor give you a list of foods to avoid, did he

recommend you talk with a nutritionist?

Even if you become vegetarian you would have to know

what to eat and what to avoid, dairy? eggs? How many

calories a day?

I wish you all the luck and good healthy in the world.

Avoiding meat,dairy and eggs would certainly be a

step in the right direction.

Donna

--- littlefootkat <littlefootkat wrote:

> just joined this group have had a masive heart

> attack and while i was

> still in the hospital had at the very least 10 small

> ones,i am totally

> surprised i have any blood left in my body since

> every hour on the

> hour they took 2more tubes out of me,ok i know this

> is a total

> vegetarian group but does anyone know if i'm allowed

> any kind of meat

> at all like chicken? fish? turkey? always knew i

> could become a

> vegetarian but i also have a meat and potato man

> here and i dont

> really think i can cook 2 meals and not be tempted

> to taste his also.

> thanks for any kind of help u can give me....see

> these doctors want me

> to have this 150,000 thousand dollar operation and

> then i might live

> a normal life and that is a might..but with no

> insurance. this had to

> happen right before my disability doctors appoinment

> so will try and

> get them...i'm sorry i am rattling cause my husband

> doesnt understand

> and i have no one else to talk to..but thanks i'm

> sure i'll find some

> good recipes here...thanks again kathy

>

Music washes away from the soul

the dust of everyday life.

- Berthold Auerbach -

________

Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles. Visit the

Auto Green Center.

http://autos./green_center/

Ready for the edge of your seat? Check out tonight's top picks on TV.

August 26, 2007

I think you need to make another appointment with your doctor and go in with a

list of questions written down(so you don't forget them), so all of this can be

clarified fully for you. They should have given you a diet sheet to follow.

I've worked with several doctors over the years and we had a lot of different

diet sheets that we gave out to the patients, depending on their medical

situation. You'll definitely can't go wrong with a vegetarian diet, as long as

it contains a variety of good healthy food and not junk foods. However there

may even be foods within the vegetarian diet that are off limits to you

depending on your medications and medical issues, so it is VERY IMPORTANT to

nail him down with specific answers for you.

As for the clothes, thrift stores and goodwill stores have some very good

clothes for very little money. Many times they still have tags on the clothes

and have never been worn.

Check with your pharmist for drug companies that offer free med's to patients in

different finacial brackets. They will be able to give you the information to

get set up.

Also if you have a Kroger Grocery store in your area, they are offering a huge

list of prescription medications for FREE with a prescription for it from a

doctor. I think it is the same list of medications that Wal-Mart and Target

Pharmacies are offering for $4.

Anyway, I wouldn't tary with your decisions. Life is much to precious.

Judy

-

kitty kat

Sunday, August 26, 2007 9:01 PM