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How I Cured Morgellons
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5/29/2018 12:24:48 PM |
What a great idea to start a thread for toxic disease friendly foods that kids will like! I really love your name for the thread too. I'm thinking that we (meaning anyone who will) should comb back through the recipes on this thread and the older food threads (tab at the top) to find foods that kids might like. Then do a copy and paste to the new thread. That way, it'll make it easy for a parent or caregiver to just look on that tab and "go shopping" for what the child might like. I'm also thinking it might be nice for people to split up the recipes that don't have pix and then cook them and take pix to post. We all know how much we like to see pictures...and it will make it so much easier for an adult to sit with a child and allow them to see what they are choosing. Children (and all of us) are so much happier when given a choice. Children with a toxic disease probably need that more than anyone else since so many normal childhood things are not available to them when they are dealing with one of these types of illnesses. Let's all try to contribute to the thread that Laura's going to put together for the kids. Here's how you can help: 1. Look back through any recipe sections on this site, including this thread and think about which recipes a child might like. 2. Copy and paste the recipe to the new thread that Laura will make...Choices for Children...hope I got that right Laura...don't want to scroll all the way back up to the top of this thread to check since I'm writing this on the fly. 3. If one of the recipes you choose has a pic, then just do a copy and paste of that pic and email it to Mel. That way he can get it on the newly re-posted recipe you put in the new thread without having to comb back through. Mel's so busy, this would save him some time. 4. If a recipe you think a child will like doesn't have a pic, then maybe you could make it and send a pic (or more than one) to Mel to post with the newly re-posted recipe in the new thread. 5. Think of anything you can that a child might like and then try to figure out toxic disease friendly ingredients. If you can do this and the recipe turns out good, then take a pic or more and send to Mel after you poet your new recipe. This is one really helpful way to pay it forward, my friends. It has to be so very hard for the children...not to mention the parents...I cannot even imagine how hard. Let's help them out! It is a way to do it without costing anything or just what it would cost you to buy ingredients if you're going to cook something. Love, Karen | ||||||
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