"Ed Pawlowski" wrote

> Be sure to carefully listen and consider what the dietician tell you and
> make your own sensible decision. . Some are very good, some seem to lack
> common sense.

Grin, I know that one!

> My wife has CHF. The doctor has us meet with a dietician. They run group
> classes for different problems. We were told that milkshakes were
> forbidden. I asked if it was OK to drink milk and she said OK. I asked
> if it is OK to have some ice cream and she said OK. I asked again about
> milkshakes, and she said no, they are not good for you.

Rote type there.

> Sausage is not good for her either, but I asked about ground pork. That
> is OK.

This one time though, I'd check the spices out. I seem to recall some
conditions require care with some spices.

> Good luck and I hope thing work out well in the long run and you find ways
> to prepare enjoyable meals with what you can have.

Same here! Now, time to finish up here as the picnic develops! Starts at
noon. In another thread, you'll see I have 37 guests. 4 full picnic tables
and 2 child ones in the backyard, and a big long one just for all the food.
Don's got the smoker/grill starting up.