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Back in September I mentioned a friend whose obesity had destroyed both her knees. She found a doctor who agreed to the replacement surgery and had

Posted by Mistletoe Meg (aka Mojave) Dec 29 '15, 15:41

one done a few weeks back. During recovery she broke two bones in her leg and is now in a nursing home until she is able to walk again. Her ongoing complaint is that the nursing home food is 'inedible' which I read as healthy.

She continues to find and post recipes such as this one today.....

She absolutely will not acknowledge she needs a healthy diet. Makes me so sad. (12tomatoes.com)

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actually inedible....I used to bring mom food because the stuff they served was bland, processed beyond recognition, tasteless, cardboardy -- nm - General Zeit Dec 29, 19:20 1
- yes. I wouldn't question that, unless evidence/other comments show otherwise. -- nm - b! Dec 29, 20:39
Never link me to something that disgusting ever again! -- nm - Davi Dec 29, 16:09 1
- It really kind of is. On the opposite end of the spectrum, my wife made a great potato and ham soup yesterday. Very creamy, probably pretty healthy. -- nm - Beryllium Dec 29, 16:36
Well, maybe if she had some sort of sign... -- nm - Cuzzin Todd Dec 29, 16:09
sounds delish, but my heart just exploded. -- nm - merry xmas and happy znu year Dec 29, 16:08
*hurk* -- nm - Reagen Dec 29, 16:07
:( -- nm - Andie Dec 29, 15:55
that's pretty sad -- nm - prayformojo Dec 29, 15:55

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