Cara Nolletti

Hi Everyone! Recently, after rejoining facebook, I decided to look into the possibility of joining a group for those caring for, and or living with ALS (in his papers, it does state; bulbar ALS symptoms specifically), because sometimes, as empathetic, and sympathetic I am, it can be difficult. Case in point; The other night, he had decided to order dinner.  He asked me where I'd like to order from, but being as I can find something ANYWHERE, he's the picky eater, I said, "You choose." Preceding convo below; Husband: let's order from Farm Fresh Cafe Me: OK H: look at the menu.  I'm ordering a burger. M (after looking): OK.  I'll have a tuna wrap. H: forget it.  I thought you'd get a turkey burger. So, no dinner delivered that night. I half expected it, because he's always doing stuff like that. He does all of the food ordering when online but if it has to be called in, I have to.  IF I regulate that job to my 17 yr old, and he overh

I don't drink alcohol, so it never occurred to me that there would be GMO alcohol, but alas, there is. I don't care what the media will tell you, genetically modified (gmo) food is NOT good for you.  You must, avoid it like the plague.  There is a reason so many nations have banned them all together.  And, if you don't believe me, research Denise Caruso, and begin with reading her book, Intervention. Now, I know women who have complained to me about the ring of blubber they cannot get rid of around their stomach.  Not fasting, exercise, etc., helped, BUT, they all drank liquor and wine so I'd chalk it up to the sugar. HOW THE BLUBBER RING WASN'T A TIP OFF FOR ME, I DO NOT KNOW (the blubber ring around the waist is 100% caused by gmo). But, it surely makes sense to me now. As always and with everything, I advocate that YOU DO WHAT IS BEST FOR YOU.  If you choose to eat gmo, understand the consequences. If you would like to choose to avoid gmo, ALWAYS LOOK FOR