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I am with you. I also eat bison when I can get it.SOS - Save Our Shoulders
https://www.rstce.pitt.edu/RSTCE_Resources/RSTCE_Res_Doc/CPG_Limb_Injury.pdf
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saw this bumper sticker:
I LIKE ANIMALS. THEY TASTE GREAT!
Welcome aboard, don't be put off by dumb questions. There's actually a lot of very helpful information and support here, so please stick around (if you're not a troll)
Encourage your injured friend to participate here.
I have to agree that your question is a little strange, especially for someone not injured. Please clarify this
PS: I have no animus for Iranians!69yo male T12 complete since 1995
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He might of meant he is a friend with SCI. Similarly I am a friend with permanent paralysis from another cause. Also he stated cycling *was* an interest. I took that to mean it no longer is an option. And as for eating meat, it is an interesting question, but he is a fruit seller, and I wonder how prevalent meat is in Iran. I hope he continues to participate here.Originally posted by SCI-Nurse View PostI have had periodic paralysis all my life. I lost my ability to walk in 2011 beginning with a spinal block, which was used for a hip fracture caused by periodic paralysis.Comment
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I eat both Chicken and Beef. Chicken is especially plentiful and cheap in the US.Originally posted by saman View PostI have had periodic paralysis all my life. I lost my ability to walk in 2011 beginning with a spinal block, which was used for a hip fracture caused by periodic paralysis.Comment
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Our country does not have a good economyOriginally posted by nonoise View Post
Of course, our prices are very cheap with US dollars
Each kilogram of chicken is $ 1Comment
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I asked for my friendOriginally posted by SCI-Nurse View Post
I eat everything and I have no problemsComment
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Just putting in a word that a whole food plant-based diet is perfectly healthy when done with enough preparation, as shown by the number of wfpd bodybuilder and high-performance athletes out there.Originally posted by August West View Post
https://www.google.com/search?q=Whol...w=1242&bih=541
Looking around, I see a lot more people on the standard American diet who aren't looking so healthy. :-)Comment
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Lot's of deer. Chicken, fish, beef, tuna, pork...you name it, I eat itComment
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I do not eat ANY animal products, try to avoid gmo's, try to get organic products, etc. It is a preferred option for those who want to be healthy. I take one medication to prevent seizures from a tumor in my cerebellum, had a large one removed from the center/top of my brain surgically in 2012. haven't had a seizure since I switched back to vegan diet in 2016. Moved to the desert last FEbruary and the store is 70 miles away, I am eating healthier now than ever before, AND spreading the health message to all who live out here. I have taken my 'meals' up to the local American Legion and everyone likes the grub I bring. There are a few who follow my advice regarding diet and natural ways of healing.
Spitzbub is correct, all you have to do is LOOK around you at the effects of the 'standard uhmerican diet'... Animals are best used for friendship and entertainment. Not healthy as food.Comment
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CapnGimp, there's a tiny place in Alpine called Snack Shack, will make you a big old bean burrito or stuffed potato for cheap. A little family place, I hope it's still around.
https://thewheeledwonder.wordpress.c...tx-does-vegan/Comment
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I'm about 70 miles south of Alpine, off-grid. I go to ALpine for my groceries, gas vehicle parts for those I work on etc. Beans are the main component of my diet
I cook my grub ~hot~ , I do eat at the Chinese restaurants there when I drive up. Eat at the Chile Pepper, La Kiva and the Starlight in Study Butte occasionally. My neighbor's wife is a vegan like me.T We swap cooking and eat at their place once in a while. If I can't get info on the safety of the ingredients, I don't eat there. (gmo, organic, etc) Real picky about what my fuel is. That's how I avoid 'doctors' 
I haven't saw it yet, but I will be on the lookout. Thanks for the heads up!
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that pretty neat off the grid I would love to know more I thought about it then did not but is that ur facebook interestingOriginally posted by CapnGimp View PostI'm about 70 miles south of Alpine, off-grid. I go to ALpine for my groceries, gas vehicle parts for those I work on etc. Beans are the main component of my diet I cook my grub ~hot~ , I do eat at the Chinese restaurants there when I drive up. Eat at the Chile Pepper, La Kiva and the Starlight in Study Butte occasionally. My neighbor's wife is a vegan like me.T We swap cooking and eat at their place once in a while. If I can't get info on the safety of the ingredients, I don't eat there. (gmo, organic, etc) Real picky about what my fuel is. That's how I avoid 'doctors' I haven't saw it yet, but I will be on the lookout. Thanks for the heads up!Comment
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yes, that's my FB, go through the pictures on it, various albums, you will see what it looks like down here...It is absolutely awesome, lots of new things of God's creation for me to explore/learn about, first time in a desert environment. Feb 12 will be 22 years paralyzed, Feb 22 will be one year living here. Pace is slow here, 'Terlingua time', no rush for anything. Brewster county is the largest county in the USA. Big Bend National Park and State Parks are contained in it. I have yet to get to Sul Ross University and check out the museum and geology centers, and lots of other close sites relating to a lot of my other hobbies, especially astronomy. I have yet to build my 'observatory' to contain my telescopes. Class 5 dark skies here, when you look up, the heavens really declare the glory of God. I have water storage tanks, solar power, hughes net for internet and a dish to get reception of the news and religious programming I watch. No mainstream media for me, I don't waste my time on trash and lies. I know the score. That's why I moved out here. Time is short.
Currently 60 degrees sunny with winds between 20-40mph.Comment
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