What are some recipes for avocado and lime soup?

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The discussion revolves around the anticipation and support for a member named Evo, who is undergoing surgery. Participants express their well-wishes, humorously speculate about the surgery's nature, and share light-hearted banter about post-operative care, including the potential for Evo to post updates while under the influence of pain medication. There are concerns about Evo's recovery, with members joking about the possibility of her being too drugged to communicate. As the waiting for updates continues, the conversation shifts to humorous scenarios involving hospital experiences, including interactions with other patients and nurses. Eventually, Evo returns to the forum, sharing her challenging hospital experience, including discomfort and complications, while expressing gratitude for the community's support. The thread highlights camaraderie, humor, and concern within the group as they rally around Evo during her surgery and recovery.
  • #241
mm mushed up baked potato with cheese.
 
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  • #242
Moonbear said:
Okay, it's now tomorrow. Get thee to thine doctor!

I can't believe you ate a salad! When they say soft food, think Jell-o, pudding, cottage cheese, mashed potatoes. If it requires chewing or is high in fiber, STAY AWAY! Now get to the doctor before the only food you're able to eat will be injected via I.V. line.

And tell Evo Child to stop playing with kittens and get over there to watch out for you.

What Moonbear said.
 
  • #243
Ok, I have a Dr's appointment this afternoon. My doctor was full so I'm seeing Dr Gore. :eek: This sounds ominous.

Ok, how does this sound, a Hardees angus Thickburger on sourdough bread with beef broth, run through the blender.
 
  • #244
Evo said:
Ok, I have a Dr's appointment this afternoon. My doctor was full so I'm seeing Dr Gore. :eek: This sounds ominous.

Ok, how does this sound, a Hardees angus Thickburger on sourdough bread with beef broth, run through the blender.

don't forget to add in the cottage cheese and the jello
 
  • #245
Steak tartare is what I would call soft.
 
  • #246
Evo said:
Ok, I have a Dr's appointment this afternoon. My doctor was full so I'm seeing Dr Gore. :eek: This sounds ominous.
:smile:

Ok, how does this sound, a Hardees angus Thickburger on sourdough bread with beef broth, run through the blender.

Only if you're just planning on sniffing it. :wink: Just avoid the Food Thread entirely. I'm sure that is one of the hardest parts of recovery, seeing and smelling yummy food and knowing you can't touch it.

Just to be careful, I've relocated the sisterhood's chocolate stash to a new, undisclosed location (I just hope Cheney isn't eating it all when I'm not looking). You're not being told where it is or given a key until you have a clean bill of health and doctor's note telling us you are allowed to eat solid foods again. :biggrin:
 
  • #247
I just called her cell and she didn't answer. So I left a message telling her she'd better be at her Dr.s office or she's in REALLY DEEP doodoo. :biggrin:
 
  • #248
I just got home from the doctor, Tsu you called while I was there.

I am on a Z-Pak, so I should be better in a day or two. They tested for strep and it was negative.
 
  • #249
Evo said:
Ok, I have a Dr's appointment this afternoon. My doctor was full so I'm seeing Dr Gore. :eek: This sounds ominous.

Ok, how does this sound, a Hardees angus Thickburger on sourdough bread with beef broth, run through the blender.
You can't just cut it into very small pieces?

Eat meat with some slices of kiwi fruit. Kiwi fruit contains enzymes that break down proteins. I know this from experience when I marinated some steak with slices of kiwi. The outer surface made for nice gravy.
 
  • #250
Evo said:
I just got home from the doctor, Tsu you called while I was there.

I am on a Z-Pak, so I should be better in a day or two. They tested for strep and it was negative.

so, what DID they say?----"looks like your throat is irritated--here are some pills."?
 
  • #251
rewebster said:
so, what DID they say?----"looks like your throat is irritated--here are some pills."?
They didn't say anything. Just prescribed Z-Pac. Over and out.

Oh, and I've lost 6 pounds since Friday. Six pounds in 5 days. I know it will stabilize in a few days.
 
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  • #252
I had to look up what Z-pak is: Azithromax (also known by the brand name Zithromycin)
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/medmaster/a697037.html
http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/zithromaxsusp_ids.htm

First I saw the part that it is prescribed to treat STDs, and after I stopped laughing and pondering how Evo got an STD in her throat (must've been some REALLY nice male nurses at that hospital :smile:), got further along and saw it's used for throat infections caused by Strep. I haven't found anything that tells how broad of a spectrum of bugs it is effective for. Hopefully they'll check the culture for anything else other than strep and make sure it's susceptible to azithromycin and prescribe something else if it isn't. It's in the same family as erythromycin (it's actually a derivative of it).
 
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  • #253
Astronuc said:
You can't just cut it into very small pieces?

Eat meat with some slices of kiwi fruit. Kiwi fruit contains enzymes that break down proteins. I know this from experience when I marinated some steak with slices of kiwi. The outer surface made for nice gravy.

DON'T TALK TO HER ABOUT FOOD!111111111111 She's supposed to eat SOFT CRAP for the next week or so. We need to chant: mashed potatoes and cheese; mashed potatoes and cheese... :smile:


Evo - you're a good girl (for ONCE! ). Now take your medicine and stay away from salad. mashed potatoes and cheese, mashed potatoes and cheese...FRUIT SMOOTHIES, FRUIT SMOOTHIES (WITH LOTS OF WHIPPED CREME TO PUT SOME FAT ON YOUR POOR OLD SAGGY FLESH!1111 :smile:
 
  • #254
Moonbear said:
I had to look up what Z-pak is: Azithromax (also known by the brand name Zithromycin)
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/medmaster/a697037.html
http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/zithromaxsusp_ids.htm

First I saw the part that it is prescribed to treat STDs, and after I stopped laughing and pondering how Evo got an STD in her throat (must've been some REALLY nice male nurses at that hospital :smile:), got further along and saw it's used for throat infections caused by Strep. I haven't found anything that tells how broad of a spectrum of bugs it is effective for. Hopefully they'll check the culture for anything else other than strep and make sure it's susceptible to azithromycin and prescribe something else if it isn't. It's in the same family as erythromycin (it's actually a derivative of it).
Z-Pak is what they prescribe for upper respiritory infections now, highly effective.
 
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  • #255
My mom made me the best banana milkshakes and potato soups when I got my wisdom teeth out. I highly recommend both for the eating impaired. If you've got a blender you can whip up some really creative stuff.
 
  • #256
boy--MB--you REALLY know how to start some rumors--

(she'll need to raise her PM message limit to 4000 now)
 
  • #257
Food Thread?
 
  • #258
Well good, Evo, progress. A doctor's visit and antibiotics and everything. Now if you can actually follow your eating instructions (at least for a few days) we'll give you a gold star. :biggrin:

(Sidenote: Something I've noticed. Wow are women ever bossy. Yes, I'm including myself in that statement.)
 
  • #259
Yeah. Don't you LOVE it! :smile:
 
  • #260
binzing said:
Food Thread?

Yer cruisin' for a bruisin', kiddo! :biggrin:
 
  • #261
GeorginaS said:
(Sidenote: Something I've noticed. Wow are women ever bossy. Yes, I'm including myself in that statement.)



Truest thing ever said on PF.
 
  • #262
Tsu said:
Yer cruisin' for a bruisin', kiddo! :biggrin:
Et tu, Wollie? :biggrin:
 
  • #263
GeorginaS said:
(Sidenote: Something I've noticed. Wow are women ever bossy. Yes, I'm including myself in that statement.)

:smile: My boyfriend agrees. But, he dutifully remembers to keep his towel on the left side of the towel rack when I visit, because I've told him I'm always right and he doesn't dare challenge it. :biggrin:
 
  • #264
wolram said:
Truest thing ever said on PF.
Tsu said:
Et tu, Wollie? :biggrin:

But how else would we know what to do unless women told us what to do?
 
  • #265
Glad to hear that you're improving, Evo. If you need something supplementary for nourishment, I highly recommend either Ensure Plus or Boost. They're both very tasty liquid meals that were originally developed for tube-feeding hospital patients. Some drug stores have their own house brands of the same thing as well.
Unless your photos are incredibly deceptive, you'll disappear if you lose another 5 pounds.
 
  • #266
Borch soup is good and adaptable, it can be made sweet or savory.
 
  • #267
wolram said:
Borch soup is good and adaptable, it can be made sweet or savory.

Ugh, beets ...Woolie, remember, she can't vomit :smile: !
 
  • #268
lisab said:
Ugh, beets ...Woolie, remember, she can't vomit :smile: !

Hey! It might be a way of teaching Evo's stomach how to vomit anew.

Last time I heard, they were still practicing medicine.
 
  • #269
Woah. I came in late and don't have enough time to read the whole thread, but I'll just pop in and say hello.

From the look of these last few comments I probably have plenty of catching up to do.
 
  • #270
Thanks Jeans. If you become a doctor, you can take care of me!
 

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