Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Thoracic Outlet Syndrome/Brachial Plexopathy. In Memory Of DeAnne Marie.


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Old 12-09-2013, 10:09 PM #11
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Sorry to hear...I remember when cooking was relaxing for me too. Or doing my hair, or putting make up on.

I just went to brush my teeth and put some face cream on and my arm is throbbing from the elevation I guess? I want my life back too
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Old 12-12-2013, 01:51 AM #12
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I am so fortunate that my teenage sons go grocery shopping with me...No cart to push, items to reach for, or heavy things to carry.

They are not too interested in cooking though
Lol, Amazon prime does this for me... they even deliver toilet paper, yay!

Mac and cheese , the gourmet kind. Sugar cookies from a tube?
Frozen pizza

Salsa chicken -
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Since the holidays are coming, I want to share a delicious cupcake recipe that doesn't require that much hands on work because you use the blender.

http://www.thepaleomom.com/2012/06/c...h-ganache.html

I made them today, they are absolutely delicious and also dairy and gluten free for those with allergies.
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I find that baked fish or chicken breast is easy to make. Once it is defrosted, just put it in a pan or on foil sprayed with Pam or some vegetable oil. Put a few spices on it and bake it at 350 until done depending on the meat/fish. I do a lot of frozen vegetables in the microwave. For starches rolls work well or a baked potato, baked sweet potato. I also think there are bagged rice dishes that can be done in the microwave.

The easy part about all of these things is that they don't require chopping or much prep.

I think there are foil sheets available so you don't even have to rip the foil for baking.

Easy cook, easy clean up, and mostly healthy except for some of the pre-prepared sides.
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