How to edit text that is too fuzzy

I am trying to edit a psd doc that I received form someone else. It is supposed to be a diet guide that someone created for me. I need to edit it.
When I open it, it opens very small. In image size, it is 105*75. The doc is 7*5. The resolution is 15
I can zoom in on the doc, but when I do the text is so fuzzy that its impossible to make out so I can edit it.
I tried going into Image size and changing the res to 300. This increases the size of the image to 2100*1500
After it finishes resampling, the image is larger. I unzoom, but the text is stil way to fuzzy to edit.
What am I doing wrong?
Phillip

Should have is the opritive word. I am atatching a couple screen shots. The 1st one is as the doc looked when 1st imported. The 2nd one is zoomed in.

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