Everyday while I’m visiting at the hospital I look at their cafeteria and it’s the same food that poisons all of their patients and staff

Theolynn Carpenter this is so true. I’ve been saying this for years. I cringe when someone is hospitalized yet the nutrients they are given are the very things contributing to their stay there. it’s such a vicious cycle. and one that’s not gets into stop sadly.

Juanita Haselwood Right tom i say the samething i always make my own food for the road cause im a pickie eater

Ina Holiday This is why Im running for State Assembly..

Jane Maree Same here in Canada.

Dawn Marie Meals on wheels.. little town in Oregon i worked at and lots of homemade meals with garden veggies and lots of thought to ingredients. My Grammy got it in a bigger city.. looks like old school lunch half the time and mostly processed. For our seniors. We can and should do better in every town or city big or small. Pretty sad.

Bonnie Kennedy Tom, I was just talking of this same thing to my daughters girlfriend who is a care aid for the old and dying. The food is horribly processed, un classified as food. The they fill the full of drugs to keep them alive and the illness’s at bay. Disgusting treatment of humans

Jen Munger I was in line at hospital Cafeteria with a doctor and i told him it was hard to find Healthy food and his responce was ( Job Security)

Debra Holloway Samson MD Anderson has healthy choices but it’s weird they also offer bad choices

Debby Brown Partridge Agree with you. .food here isn’t great but it’s certainly not good…not sure if they cook it or not…great subject, Tom 😊😘😘

Mel Wheeler Bairos Yeah it’s crazy what they serve in hospitals. The first solid meal my Mom had after heart surgery was greasy disgusting roast beef. Chris Wark (from chrisbeatcancer.com) said the meal after his cancer surgery was sloppy joes. What are they thinking?? I guess they are trying to ensure job security for themselves.

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