Jenny Livingston

@rusty you and I share the same philosophy here. I figure that whatever I’m eating will likely contain plenty of fat… that’s just how I eat! 🙂

It’s been interesting to see and hear discussions about this though. Some people are very adamant about needing to consume a specific amount of fat with each dose, but that amount varies by person. I…[Read more]

You and I have discussed the influx of pre-teen hormones in our homes and how catastrophic they can be. 🙂

I’m very good at keeping appointments. I actually really like going to clinic — whether I’m sick or healthy, I feel like it serves an important purpose and I love my team. Also, I have the deep seated desire to be compliant and amenable;…[Read more]

Rose, Bud, Thorn. I love this!

Rose: Being home with my loves. Randy, Morgan, the dogs. I truly find so much joy in this. Also, we harvested a Christmas tree from the nearby mountains. We don’t generally do this until Thanksgiving weekend, but this seems like the perfect year to decorate a bit early. We had a lovely time harvesting and…[Read more]

Paul, this is fantastic! Haha! Thank you for the entertainment.

Oh, geez. This all sounds so good, with the exception of pie which has never been a favorite of mine. I’d also add a couple things: potatoes in one form or another, Pad Thai from my favorite restaurant near my hospital (2.5 hours away from home) and milk — my favorite thing to drink aside from coffee.

Like Paul, I’ve felt an overwhelming amount of gratefulness — for being alive, for my family, for the beautiful area in which we live, for the extra time I’ve been able to spend in my home with my pets and loved ones.

But I’d be lying if I said it was all sunshine and roses. I’ve also felt an extreme amount of anxiety. More than I’ve ever…[Read more]

Like you, I have always loved food. Like, LOVE love it. My relationship with and feelings toward food have changed most in recent years. I never thought about what I ate – I just ate what sounded good. I’ve always listened to my body and never restricted certain foods or food groups (which I now know is called intuitive eating).

As my body began…[Read more]

Thanks so much, Paul!

I’ve caught myself calling Trikafta my “miracle drug” when seemingly miraculous things happen with my health and body. But as Tim pointed out, these drugs were developed based on rational understanding and science. I think using the word “miracle” conveys the magnitude of the benefits some of us are seeing, but I think it’s so important to…[Read more]