Re: grief and stress help!

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi All, I am sorry to write a negative post like this...

>

> My grandfather died two weeks ago. He was very ill and it was his

time (at least I can think that when I am being logical). None-the-

less its been ahard time, dragging up grief and lots of old family

issues for my father. I have been giving as much support to him and my

Grandmother as I can but I am feeling very run down and overly

emotional.

>

> I have been sticking to the diet, though its been very hard with all

> the family gatherings that come at a time like this. But I have been

> good. Unfortunatly some people have been less then supportive. I

> gained lots of weight before starting this diet and have not lost

any

> yet. Many relatives have made comments about my weight gain and said

> how my new way of eating is to blame. To make things harder my

> Grandfather died of heart failure and eeryone believes my diet will

> ensure the same fate for me.

>

> I am coping with these words of ill advice and supporting my family

as best I can...but I feel very, very overwhelmed and so run down.

>

> Any ideas on how to boost my failing energy? My Grandmother is

moving back home today and so will be needing my suuport and I will

need my fully energy to be there for her. Any words of advice would

be so greatly appreciated.

==>Dear Lelita. My heart goes out to you my friend. You are doing

the best you can under the circumstances. Losses and having to be

strong to support others can be very draining. Might I suggest you

keep up your energy by having Bee's Egg Drink, even if you have to

have it 3 times a day. It is very nourishing, provides great energy

from the fats, and it is so easy to digest when you are under such

stress. You should ensure you are taking all of your supplements

too. It has gotten me through the last few days. It is very

important to maintain your nourishment levels.

Let me know if that works for you or not and I'll see what else I can

come up with.

Luv & Hugs, Bee

[Guest guest]

None-the-

> less its been ahard time, dragging up grief and lots of old family

> issues for my father. I have been giving as much support to him and

my

> Grandmother as I can but I am feeling very run down and overly

> emotional.

> > Any ideas on how to boost my failing energy? My Grandmother is

> moving back home today and so will be needing my suuport and I will

> need my fully energy to be there for her. Any words of advice would

> be so greatly appreciated.

>

> ==>Dear Lelita. My heart goes out to you my friend. You are doing

> the best you can under the circumstances. Losses and having to be

> strong to support others can be very draining. Might I suggest you

> keep up your energy by having Bee's Egg Drink, even if you have to

> have it 3 times a day. It is very nourishing, provides great

energy

> from the fats, and it is so easy to digest when you are under such

> stress. You should ensure you are taking all of your supplements

> too. It has gotten me through the last few days. It is very

> important to maintain your nourishment levels.

>

> Let me know if that works for you or not and I'll see what else I

can

> come up with.

>

> Luv & Hugs, Bee

Lelita (and Bee),

I too have been experiencing grief over loss - in my case over an

extended period of time. I can't put myself in your shoes but I know

how overwhelming and exhausting it has been and continues to be for

me. I wanted to agree with Bee about her egg drink as I have been so

grateful for it at this time. I make up a drink the day before (I use

5 eggs plus lots of butter and coconut oil and spices) and sip it ice

cold throughout the next day (I do eat meat and veggies for dinner).

The simplicity of it (and peace of mind that I'm getting the

nutrients I need - along with supplements)is so helpful to my

fatigued body and mind.

Know you're not alone in your grief and I hope the best for you,

Anita T.

[Guest guest]

> None-the-

> > less its been ahard time, dragging up grief and lots of old

family

> > issues for my father. I have been giving as much support to him

and

> my

> > Grandmother as I can but I am feeling very run down and overly

> > emotional.

> > > Any ideas on how to boost my failing energy? My Grandmother is

> > moving back home today and so will be needing my suuport and I

will

> > need my fully energy to be there for her. Any words of advice

would

> > be so greatly appreciated.

> >

> > ==>Dear Lelita. My heart goes out to you my friend. You are

doing

> > the best you can under the circumstances. Losses and having to

be

> > strong to support others can be very draining. Might I suggest

you

> > keep up your energy by having Bee's Egg Drink, even if you have

to

> > have it 3 times a day. It is very nourishing, provides great

> energy

> > from the fats, and it is so easy to digest when you are under

such

> > stress. You should ensure you are taking all of your

supplements

> > too. It has gotten me through the last few days. It is very

> > important to maintain your nourishment levels.

> >

> > Let me know if that works for you or not and I'll see what else

I

> can

> > come up with.

> >

> > Luv & Hugs, Bee

>

> Lelita (and Bee),

> I too have been experiencing grief over loss - in my case over an

> extended period of time. I can't put myself in your shoes but I

know

> how overwhelming and exhausting it has been and continues to be

for

> me. I wanted to agree with Bee about her egg drink as I have been

so

> grateful for it at this time. I make up a drink the day before (I

use

> 5 eggs plus lots of butter and coconut oil and spices) and sip it

ice

> cold throughout the next day (I do eat meat and veggies for

dinner).

> The simplicity of it (and peace of mind that I'm getting the

> nutrients I need - along with supplements)is so helpful to my

> fatigued body and mind.

> Know you're not alone in your grief and I hope the best for you,

> Anita T.

>

Hi,

Where can I get the recipe for the Egg Drink. I guess the recipe

files are not coming through now.

I see above it says 5 eggs, etc. but if you keep it in the

refrigerator(since it is for all day) doesn't the butter and coconut

oil get thick.

Thank you, Ellen " -)

[Guest guest]

Hello Bee,

I am interested in the recipe for your special egg drink (mentioned

below). Can you send that to me?

I really need the link to determine the proper fat/protien ratio as

well and how to determine a diet proper to my personal weight.

I am already experiencing good results from reading all the mail, but

having trouble finding certain information based on all the recent

confusion.

I am approaching the next phase of introducing the yeast killers, but

am not sure what products to use.

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

L.B.

Might I suggest you

> keep up your energy by having Bee's Egg Drink, even if you have to

> have it 3 times a day. It is very nourishing, provides great energy

> from the fats, and it is so easy to digest when you are under such

> stress. You should ensure you are taking all of your supplements

> too. It has gotten me through the last few days. It is very

> important to maintain your nourishment levels.

>

>

> Luv & Hugs, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello Bee,

>

> I am interested in the recipe for your special egg drink (mentioned

> below). Can you send that to me? I really need the link to

determine the proper fat/protien ratio as well and how to determine a

diet proper to my personal weight. I am already experiencing good

results from reading all the mail, but having trouble finding certain

information based on all the recent confusion. I am approaching the

next phase of introducing the yeast killers, but am not sure what

products to use. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

==>Hi L.B. - for Bee's Raw Egg Drink go the Group's Files (left-hand

menu) on our Group's website:

/

==>Use your Edit/Find on this page function at the top of your

Internet Browser and search using the word Recipes - inside the

Recipe Folder you'll find different folders - look for the Drinks &

Teas Folder - the egg drink is the 1st one.

==>Your basic reference for all of my recommendations are in my main

article " How to Successfully Overcome Candida " which is located in

the Group's Files (left-hand menu) - scroll down to the 2nd Folder,

which is " Bee's Candida Article & How to Get Started " - click on

that folder and my article is #3. Inside that article find the

Antifungals Section for recommended yeast killers.

The best, Bee