Shopping now is different than it was before. Now while I am a third generation victim of the bitch ass C (my maternal gma-breast cancer, my paternal gma-cervical/ovarian/uterine, my ma-breast, me-breast). Did you read between the parenthesis? LOL It's called YOU CAN'T ESCAPE THIS SHIT...BITCH! So anyways, now that I'm a week away from round 4 (gasp) I figure the little time I do have an appetite I need to binge on healthy foods. I've read a lot of info about what to eat post cancer, and the conclusions I drew were
1. I'm HER2+ what does that mean? It means the shit may come back.
Did you just say vegan? |
2. I need to cut down on dairy, any dairy I do consume MUST BE ORGANIC no genetically modified anythang..my cancer is HER2+.
3. I need to cut down on sugar, chemo puts me at a high risk for diabetes
4. Up the calcium, chemo puts me at a high risk for osteoporosis and arthritis
What does that leave? A whole lot of organic fruits and veggies, little to no dairy, little to no beef/chicken, fresh caught seafood, nuts, and um....WATER!
The good news is, I like water, the bad news is I'm officially in a relationship with cheese. Sigh....let me rephrase. It's complicated between cheese and I =)
Foods laced with genetically modified product fucks with our system and gives us the big C. Now keep in mind, I obviously have some type of predisposition given my family history. I accept it. However, it couldn't hurt if I try to eat a little healthier!
So Mondays will officially be meatless Monday (if possible during chemo, definitely after). See Mondays may be I can't eat a damn thing during chemo! Tues-turkey (ground), Wed&Thurs-raw vegan/vegan/vegetarian, F-Fish Friday, Saturday and Sunday are few to eat whateva in moderation. So that's the plan. three days a week will include no meat, chicken, fish. This means I have got to learn some healthy veggie/vegan recipes.
Big ups to all of my friends, especially Holly that hooked me up today and has me looking fabulous! Tomorrow will be a bigger blog, scan scan scan baby! I'll find out about my tumor after my meetings with my Breast Surgeon. Keep you all posted =)
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