nutrisystem food...does anyone want it?

Kathy_08
on 8/30/08 5:44 am - Roswell, NM
wow, thanks

lovelie
on 8/30/08 6:11 am - NY
hi let me know how much to ship it ill take it off your hands
LadyBee
on 8/30/08 6:14 am, edited 8/30/08 6:15 am - KY
I love their vegetarian sloppy joes mixes.  I would gladly pay for those!

Edited because I missed a period!  Ooops!!!


 

ssflbelle
on 8/30/08 6:36 am - West Palm Beach, FL
I was on their program for over a year and lost 90 pounds. Had to stop as   I used my severence pay money (when I was let go from a job I had for over 18 years) and it ran out.  If no one else would like to get it for the cost of shipping I would.   Please let me know how much.
Thanks
Amanda C

Amanda    Surgery was 1/26/2016 Surgery Weight  314   Highest Weight 497

lost  183 pounds before surgery

 

Jean M.
on 8/30/08 6:55 am
Revision on 08/16/12
I would donate them to a food bank.

There are so many people - even in your own community, wherever you live - you would be shocked - these are virtually invisible people who are going hungry or malnourished.  If you call any local church or social service agency, I'll bet they can give you a referral.  Our local organization is called the Open Pantry and they run out of food 2-3 weeks into every month.  They are DESPERATE for food.

Recently I went through my pantry and kitchen cupboards and came up with about 6 bags full of stuff I will never eat now. 

And one more thing.  You can't worry about whether or not these people really "deserve" the food.  I used to coordinate a food + toy donation program for my former employer and some beneficiaries would come to us wanting cash instead of food + toys, so they could buy drugs or whatever.  We told them they had to accept the food + toys or nothing.  When you give food, you're pretty much guaranteed that their families are going to get some benefit from it.  Not to say they won't re-sell the food, but food doesn't have the same street value as drugs.

Jean

Jean McMillan c.2009-2013 - Always a bandster at heart
author of Bandwagon (TM), Strategies for Success  with the Adjustable Gastric Band & Bandwagon Cookery. Bandwagon for Kindle now available on Amazon.  Read my blog at: jean-onthebandwagon.blogspot.com 

   

 

 

 

cherokee_sioux
on 8/30/08 8:14 am - NY
I for one would never do that to anyone. I think I am the only one *****sponded that HAS NOT HAD WLS. So this food would help me alot. I think that Kathy is very generous and a very kind lady in asking if anyone here would like the food. Also, here in my county food pantries only give you 3 days worth of food if your a family of one.That's not quite a bag full.  More if you are a family of 2+.  
 Just for the record I  don't drive, and I live about 16  miles out in the country. So getting this food would help me in the long run because it costs me a lot of $$$ to get into town. I also buy my groceries for the month. $85 dollars worth. Which is mostly veggies and fruit. Maybe a package or two of chicken, turkey, fish, Try to make that stretch when you haven't had any WLS.




    



 

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