assets52 Forum Posts

This is a list of Forum Posts made by assets52
page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 >> of 115

assets52 Forum Posts

New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Jun 27, 2008, 4:06 PM CST
Xtabentun wrote:
The oppinions are shared greatly on the dietary details and there's nothing wrong in that actually. What you should do is watch the food that makes you feel uncomfortable and just avoid it for the next time.
People react differently at same type of food and that's a thing you could use in your advantage and shape your own diet
Hope this helps:According to Mayo clinic:
"In the past, many doctors recommended that people with diverticulosis avoid seeds and nuts, including foods with small seeds, such as tomatoes, cucumbers and strawberries. It was thought that these tiny particles could lodge in the diverticula and cause inflammation (diverticulitis). But there is no scientific evidence that seeds and nuts cause diverticulitis flares. In fact, eating a high-fiber diet — which may include nuts and seeds — reduces the risk of diverticular disease.

However, if you have diverticulitis and you believe that nuts and seeds trigger your attacks, avoid them. Just make sure you get enough fiber from other dietary sources. "

According with The University of California, San Francisco :
"Recommended Fiber Sources

Apple sauce
Banana
Bran cereals
Canned peaches
Canned pears
Lettuce
Peeled potatoes
Refined hot cereals such as oatmeal, farina and cream of wheat
Refined wheat breads
Tender cooked vegetables such as asparagus tips, beets, mushrooms, turnips and pumpkin
Tomato juice, tomato sauce
Vegetable juices
Tolerance to these foods may vary. Too much coffee, tea or alcohol can lead to dehydration and cause constipation. Remember to eat regular meals and a variety of food. Discuss any questions with a dietician.

Foods to Avoid

The following foods contain indigestible fibers that can aggravate diverticular disease:

Beans and peas
Coarse grains
Coconut
Corn and popcorn
Dried fruits such as raisins
Fruit and vegetable skins
Nuts
Pickles and cucumbers
Seeds
Strawberries
Tomatoes"



Thanks this does help alot.


Diverticulosis...: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Jun 27, 2008, 3:55 PM CST
trish123 wrote:
is it to do with not enough fibre or an inability to digest it?


Yes but not just now but apparently all my life. So now I have to avoid certain things and eat lots of fiber


Diverticulosis...: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Jun 27, 2008, 3:39 PM CST
... ok I was recently diagnosed with this and was told to eat fresh veggies but to avoid seeds, nuts and anything that was difficult to digest.



So my questions is am I allowed to eat cucumbers or tomatoes? They both have skins that are difficult to digest and they both have seeds. Do I have to dissect my salad before I eat it?


I was told this condition was common so I am hoping there are others out there that have the same thing and can answer my questions.

I wish my friend Leo was here .... I know he could answer it.



Helphelp


Diverticulosis...: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Jun 26, 2008, 4:29 PM CST
WhatUwish4 wrote:
I'm not talking about respect for this man. As I said, I would be offended no matter who they were addressing this way.

I'm talking about respect for the position. The presidency. How in the world will we ever respect ouselves as a nation when we feel we can speak this way about the president. Call me old-fashioned, but I think it's DANGEROUSLY offensive and really poor manners.

And yeah, Ms. Skybow...I bet you could do both!




I guess I'm old fashioned too.

Bush didn't get into office by himself ... he was voted in my a majority vote.

I don't think he's always made the right decision but I believe he's done a better job at being president than any of the complainers on this forum.


How history will remember him: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 7:45 PM CST
Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Jun 24, 2008, 6:03 PM CST
I know how concerned mothers can be about feeding their children properly.

When my son was 4, the only thing he would eat was peanut butter/jelly sandwiches and cooked cabbage. I couldn't even get him to eat sugar coated cereals. I asked the pediatrician about this and he said "your child will not die from only eating certain foods".


He grew out of it in about a year. Now he eats anything that doesn't move.


If you can help ???: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Jun 21, 2008, 5:27 PM CST
airliner wrote:
well then. you should move down o NJ


Hi Hank

The problem with living in NJ is there isn't any fresh air .... sorry!


What do you dislike most.....: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Jun 21, 2008, 4:34 PM CST
The only thing I dislike about living in New Hampshire is the cost of living. With the rising cost of fuel, it makes it virtually impossible to live on your own unless you are a doctor, lawyer or drug dealer.


What do you dislike most.....: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Jun 18, 2008, 8:15 PM CST
I truly admire the people in this thread. Your honesty and openness is refreshing.


I feel like such a square to share the same thread with you. I never had much exposure to drugs growing up. Tried pot once but I got so sick I thought I was going to die. Drank socially at parties but can only remember once when I had too much.


Presently I have developed an allergy to everything including aspirin. My only addiction is cigarettes and I love my coffee in the morning.





Who here has a drug problem ?: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: May 28, 2008, 9:06 PM CST
RillyNiceGuy wrote:
I know you know but don't cap the two wires together.


Yes I do know the wires shouldn't touch but I appreciate the reminder


Damsel in Distress: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: May 28, 2008, 9:02 PM CST
chasingcars7 wrote:
damn if i had been on earlier you only 150 miles from me, could have done it myself :)



Well hold that thought .... I get myself in these pickles on a regular basis wink


Damsel in Distress: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: May 28, 2008, 8:57 PM CST
Thanks guys ... you are all awesome.



See who needs a man around the house when I have the CS forums?yay


Damsel in Distress: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: May 28, 2008, 8:54 PM CST
What if I don't have any electrical tape? Is just capping them good enough?


Damsel in Distress: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: May 28, 2008, 8:47 PM CST
I'm sure there is a man on this forum tonight who can help me with this.

I tried to change my outside light beside my back door and everything was going fine until I realized the new light mounts to the house differently than my old one so I will have to get my son to take care of that part.

My problem is I have already disposed of the old fixture so I can't put it back up. I can't leave the circuit breaker shut off because it shuts off my fridge also. And I can't just leave live wires hanging outside my back door.

Will it be safe if I simply make sure the light switch is in the off position or perhaps put the screw caps on the live wires?


HELP help


Damsel in Distress: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: May 18, 2008, 5:45 AM CST
Why does it matter "what she is doing"?


Focus on yourself Leo. This is not the first time you have given into needs too quickly and gotten hurt. Get to know someone first before sharing yourself with them.

Difficult perhaps but it eliminates a multitude of problems later.

I'm sorry you're hurting teddy bear


Confessions of a Fool.: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: May 12, 2008, 6:47 PM CST
Where there's a will there is a way ... don't give up!


I was turned down by 3 banks (including the bank that held my previous mortgage) and several mortgage companies when I bought my house. I finally called the local credit union and asked which bank they worked with for home loans. I explained my situation of not have much money for a down payment but I had excellent credit and the same job for 20 yrs. I needed a construction loan as I bought a piece of land and then put the house on it.

I did not have to borrow against my retirement but they did suggest I list it on the application as an asset. I borrowed $3000 from a friend for the down payment and then listed the loan amount for $3000 more than I needed for the loan. When I got the loan money, I paid my friend back.


Good Luck yay


So I thought I'd bought a house: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Apr 27, 2008, 8:04 PM CST
gentlepaws wrote:
If things go wrong, can I still move in with you ?



Only if you marry me first!



At least this answers one question for you Leo ... You still got what it takes. yay


I have the right to share.....: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Apr 27, 2008, 7:41 PM CST
Knowing you as well as I do I'm guessing there is more to this lady than just her beautiful packaging. Enjoy and stop worrying about your heart. Besides, what's one more bandage.


Just remember to take your heart medication Sweetie!


I have the right to share.....: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Apr 22, 2008, 8:09 PM CST
gentlepaws wrote:
It's a dream because I can't dance.


I bet you would learn quickly if she asked you to dance *wink*


One may Dream.: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
New Hampshire dating
Assets52
Bethlehem, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Apr 22, 2008, 8:04 PM CST
Awww very cute! Doesn't have to be a dream ... I'm sure Spicey would love to dance with you.


One may Dream.: click here to read the entire thread »

Is this post offensive? If so, Report this post »
page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 >> of 115

Report this thread if it breaks rules, is offensive, or contains fighting. Staff does not know about forum abuse (and cannot do anything about it), unless you tell us about it. If this thread is offensive, please click here to report it »

If site dates and times do not show correctly, you can fix this by editing your timezone
Click here to edit your timezone »