northernmusician 's dagbok, 16 sep 14

Sorry, I thought the was sugar.... 

NM, not the docs... used to be medical field, worked drive thru am's before my regular job. A cardiologist I knew would come thru drive thru every day get a sausage egg and cheese biscuit, hashbrowns, and a large coffee. He died really young from a massive heart attack, left behind a sweet wife and 2 young children. So sad.  

I guess they're just human after all. They don't like us to think that though.  

When I crave chocolate, I mix powdered cocoa, liquid stevia together and add a small amount of a Powdered peanut butter , the powdered peanut butter is low calorie and low carb, called PBS, I buy it at Wall-Mart, for about 4 dollars a jar, it comes in a peanut butter chocolate powder or just a peanut butter powder, any way I mix them all together with a bit of unsweetened coconut and make them into like a little fudge ball I think its about 100 calories and about 6 grams of carb. One time I mixed a small amount of a sugar free chocolate pudding to the mixture, I put it onto a tablespoon and nibble at it, save the mixture for another time when I crave chocolate.  

I was driving behind a donut delivery truck yesterday. I know this because it had giant pictures of donuts all over it. Wow! I've never seen anyone salt chips. I asked my Dr for a referral to a dietician once so I could learn how to eat. I have A GREAT Dr. Seriously, she will spend time listening to you. She told know how to teach people to eat when they are sick and that I could learn more from the internet. Of course the dieticians she was taking about were the ones at the hospital clinic not all dieticians.  

I'm pretty sure I could track a donut by scent right now.