Hi Deb,
appetite is one of the biggest battles I have with my husband. Sometimes it is like getting
a child to eat Alan has lost close to 100 pounds since his DX 3 years ago. Alan has
lost 40 pounds since his latest recurrance in Dec. If he doesn't eat, we make sure he
gets as much fluid as possible. We have learned that keeping dehydration at bay is most
important.
Trying leaving easy to eat foods, meaning something that can be eaten with fingers,
within close reach of your husband. He just might eat without even realizing he is doing
so. Also foods that do not take much effort to eat, such as scrambled eggs, pudding ect
are also good. The simple act of cutting food and chewing just is too much effort for
those already exhausted from treatment.
I hope things start to turn around for the both of you.