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Just also found out i cannot eat commercial jello either.. disodium phosphate is the reason.. poison is everywhere.. i guess i'll be making that too, not that it's very much harder than the boxed stuff.  

I'm not a fan of plain jello so i make it with some hot water and then add skyr ... i'll buy some gelatin, bloom it, add some juice or purée and make it that way.

Jelly is a good dessert for my Husband.. it's no sugar type.. so i'll have to keep that in mind when i make homemade. 

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1 hour ago, Gary L said:

Went to see gastrointestinal specialist about latest immunotherapy I’ve been on and commented that it didn’t seem to be helping but I had noticed my ‘stable angina’ was playing up a bit. I was sent to see if I could bring annual cardio check up forward.  Next thing I was told to sit down, a wheelchair ordered and have been hospitalized since Tuesday. Awaiting tests and should be home on Saturday.

I sometimes thought that the chaos shown in ER Type series was exaggerated…. I spent 24 hours in observation area waiting for a bed in a ward. I was in a bed squeezed somehow between bed17 and 18. It had its semi- comical moments: the young guy who leapt off the bed and posed in a karate style position in just underwear being surrounded by six security guys and the porter (to whom yrs ago I taught English) turned to me and said with a sigh “it will be a Valium and then home” case. Then, there was the drunk and drugged up guy who was with restraints.  The police were finally called. Then best of all (not), the distressed elderly lady next to me who was screaming for food and when she saw me getting a meal begged to have my leftover chicken leg. On being denied as she was awaiting tests, she went crazy, finally declaring with a play on words, “God, they won’t let me suck his dick” ….. 

WOW! I'm sorry you're hospitalized, but it was a good thing that you mentioned that your angina was acting up. No telling what could have happened if they didn't catch it. 

It would seem that the ER is the same worldwide. I could have sworn you were in my town's hospital here in the US by your descriptions. 

Hope they find the problem and that it isn't too serious. Get well soon, and remember to eat your chicken soup when you get out of hospital.

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21 minutes ago, spyke said:

WOW! I'm sorry you're hospitalized, but it was a good thing that you mentioned that your angina was acting up. No telling what could have happened if they didn't catch it. 

It would seem that the ER is the same worldwide. I could have sworn you were in my town's hospital here in the US by your descriptions. 

Hope they find the problem and that it isn't too serious. Get well soon, and remember to eat your chicken soup when you get out of hospital.

Guess what lunch was!!!

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4 hours ago, Gary L said:

What color is the skin?  On all cooking videos from N America the chickens used are pure white.  Here we easily get a corn fed chicken for double the ‘white’ price. Skin color and flavour so much better.  I use carcasses for soups and the flavour is so rich.

 

It was the colour chicken should be...more yellow than white. The fat that came off it is yellow. The bones were not the horrible blood filled things you usually get with chicken here. So it was dispatched properly. I made stock with the bones after i took it apart. 

I'll freeze half the meat and we'll have a chicken salad for dinner tonight. 

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You know that shooting, searing, white-hot flash that tears through your entire body when you smack your knee on the side of your desk?

Yeah. I did that. 😖🤬

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1 hour ago, kbois said:

You know that shooting, searing, white-hot flash that tears through your entire body when you smack your knee on the side of your desk?

Yeah. I did that. 😖🤬

This sound like a smart ass comment but it really isn't. Anybody want to invest with me to make padded desks?

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1 hour ago, kbois said:

You know that shooting, searing, white-hot flash that tears through your entire body when you smack your knee on the side of your desk?

Yeah. I did that. 😖🤬

I slammed my elbow against a car door a while ago and I still don't know how I managed to stay on my feet, it hurt so bad.  

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