You’re on my mind daily, sending positive, healing energy your way. Introspection and reflection are good, but do remember to give yourself a little grace. You are a worthy person.
I hope you get this side effect problem behind you so you can enjoy coffee again, as well as butter on your righteous, whole grain toast. 😁
I commend you for giving up coffee. If I had to do that, I think my husband would go running and screaming from the room. I go to bed at night thinking about my morning swim at Barton‘s and my 1st cup of coffee. He actually brings me coffee sometimes to the side of the bed before I even get out. I think it’s out of self-preservation. How is it that Bun doesn’t have colitis after eating that box? Finally, your writing is so good. You’re just whip smart my dear.
I remember asking the oncology nurse briefing me on my first go-round with Chemotherapy if I would have to give up coffee, I was relieved when she said no. With my second diagnosis and treatment it’s something I gave up my choice. Just didn’t taste that great. I still miss it but I have to say I feel better to have eliminated coffee and foods with high sugar and salt content. I miss them all but it’s a balance.
You’re on my mind daily, sending positive, healing energy your way. Introspection and reflection are good, but do remember to give yourself a little grace. You are a worthy person.
I hope you get this side effect problem behind you so you can enjoy coffee again, as well as butter on your righteous, whole grain toast. 😁
I commend you for giving up coffee. If I had to do that, I think my husband would go running and screaming from the room. I go to bed at night thinking about my morning swim at Barton‘s and my 1st cup of coffee. He actually brings me coffee sometimes to the side of the bed before I even get out. I think it’s out of self-preservation. How is it that Bun doesn’t have colitis after eating that box? Finally, your writing is so good. You’re just whip smart my dear.
I remember asking the oncology nurse briefing me on my first go-round with Chemotherapy if I would have to give up coffee, I was relieved when she said no. With my second diagnosis and treatment it’s something I gave up my choice. Just didn’t taste that great. I still miss it but I have to say I feel better to have eliminated coffee and foods with high sugar and salt content. I miss them all but it’s a balance.