I know your friend, well online anyway. Her mom has pancreatic cancer. I would think anything with the pancreas would mean she should stay away from nuts. How about ordering Amos' chicken ceviche'? The lemon "cooks" it. Maybe ACV too. I think our friend is looking for more vegetarian things or herbs. I personally have an extremely weak pancreas. I can't handle too much cold cooked ceviche' or much jerky at all. Thank goodness I don't have pancreatic cancer. Maybe her digestion is stronger than mine, or at least she wouldn't be bothered by autoimmune effects. Would she like carpaccio maybe? Made at home, it wouldn't have to be frozen (as in US restaurants they almost always freeze it). I have worked closely with a number of people who had cancer. It's hard; because they often want to return to the foods of childhood, that were unhealthy for them. Beef tea is often good for cancer patients, but these days no one wants that. A long cooked meat stew cooked with sinew and bone, the broth thereof can be very digestible, acceptable because cooked, etc, they usually like that. Maybe if there's a food she won't eat that's god for her, then they could make a fun atmosphere to eat it, and that may help. A very important thing for cancer patients is fun and enjoyable excitement. I wonder if she'd like it if you sent her pemmican? That's another thing I can't eat much of, but I can eat some, it's more digestible for me than meat cooked to any extent.
