Wow, Chris, you don’t want to give up going to the dentist. I would definitely
ask a medical professional that you know well for advice on what kind of food
would allow you to gain weight. Good luck!
Linda G.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2017 11:32 AM
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Subject: [ourplace] Re: Update on dental appointment
Well, Chris, you don't want to give up your dentist appointments because
dentures are horrible in many ways. Add nuts to your snack list, too. They're
high in protein and fat, as well.
Karen
on 11:24 AM 2/7/2017, christopher hallsworth said:
Hello on this Tuesday, hope all is well. I'm also doing well.
Here is an update on my dental appointment which took place today at 10:30.
All went well, except yet again I've got to have more fillings, the same place
the fillings were last time. The dentist is blaming the fortisip I am on for the
cavities. For those who have never heard of fortisip, it is a nutritional
supplement to help increase calory intake, something that means a lot to me and
those who are constantly underweight despite eating a generally balanced diet.
We also need food high in fat, and fortisip can help, except it is very sugary,
as you would expect from a nutritional supplement. So decided to ring my PCP to
make enquiries, and I have a phone appointment this Thursday 9 February between
13:30 and 14:00. I would like to know if there are any alternatives, because if
not, I'm thinking of giving up going to the dentist for regular checkups if I'm
to have fillings all the time. Maybe you can help, please? Smile. I am currently
researching cheese and meat snacks as a possible alternative. I would have
milkshakes, but they contain "empty" calo
ries and
are again very sugary. I would eat chocolate daily, but while they are high in
fact, they are also high in sugars. Can't win grrrrr! Anyway cheers for any
offers.
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