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Tom
I cared for my partner who was a supplement/vitamin person. Her appetite and taste changed as time went on. I made steamed broccoli and Brussels sprouts for her for dinner approx. the last year. It is all that tasted good to her at the time. I have some experience in this subject I can share.
I care(d) a total of 5 years for a female
jbranchnyc
I have some experience in this subject I can share.
I care(d) a total of 6 years for a female
AmyH
I provided healthy meals for a tonsil cancer patient all through his chemo and radiation. With a focus on maintaining calorie intake and avoiding a feeding tube, he recovered and kept his mastication and swallowing muscles in proper condition.
I care(d) a total of 5 years for a male
ThuyCares
Nutrition was hard for my Mom because of chemo therapy her diet was very limited
I care(d) a total of 4 years for a female
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Pickle1201
My spouse has Glioblastoma brain cancer and his appetite is very picky. I find it hard to find foods he will eat. He likes apples bananas. He doesn't eat beef or chicken I make pork and chicken but even that is hard to find meals he will eat. I make alot of eggs and bacon, not healthy but he eats that more than anything. I need ideas of foods someone in his condition can eat that is healthy. His Chemotherapy and radiation treatment are completed and have been for 5 months. So I don't know why he doesn't like anything.