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On Tue May 13 19:01:43 2003 () said:
last 3 days all posts removed .
On Sun May 11 19:04:44 2003 Squats () said:
May 10 27:O9 First of all, I did
not post the results of the 24 hour test I took for kidney function! Second, I
suspect your AiC was somewhat higher, which is probably better. I ought to have
shared what was done to get those figures, which I didn't! The last 5 posts here
have been worthless!
On Sat May 10 21:07:09 2003 () said:
Good for you ! Just got mine
back....mine are better.....
On Sat May 10 02:30:08 2003 () said:
Latest tests: Kidney function normal
AiC 4.1 Dr. is happy.
On Fri May 9 09:06:45 2003 () said:
Echtouch ein ben!!!
On Thu May 8 23:17:46 2003 () said:
Excellent Annie! Keep it up. Watch out
for the all carb and fat approach some advocate on here. Good luck!
On Thu May 8 19:16:10 2003 Another (None) said:
Very Good Annie....just
watch out for the protein shakes some push on here, can be very dangerous....but
keep it up !
On Thu May 8 18:12:59 2003 apple annie (x) said:
It's been quite some time
since I posted, and much has changed for the better with my Type II diabetes. My
medication was doubled in December, and by early April, I finally decided I'd
had enough of sitting around whining about it all. I enrolled in a hospital-run
weight management program and am consuming shakes (nutritionally balanced, not
all protein) and packaged meals. I am off all the diabetes medication, and my
blood sugars have been steadily dropping. At the start of the program, my
fasting blood sugar was in the 190s. My morning test is now running between 120
and 140. I've also lost ten pounds in three weeks. The critical component is
exercise, exercise, exercise. I'm doing about 45 minutes a day and feel
wonderful. I also see an internist weekly, attend a weekly health education
class and have blood tests every two weeks, just to make sure things are
actually going as well as I think they are. The program is not cheap, but my
husband and I decided it was an investment well worth making. I'm even doing
some occasional strength training. Guess some of us old dogs can indeed learn
some new tricks afer all !
On Thu May 8 13:35:30 2003 () said:
BEANO - 2
On Wed May 7 21:31:36 2003 () said:
BEANO
On Tue May 6 15:07:40 2003 () said:
hoo farted????????
On Tue May 6 12:12:54 2003 monica morgan (www.heritage college.com) said:
who are commonly affected with type 1 diabetes
On Tue May 6 01:38:35 2003 Squats () said:
I have another headache! Where is
the wheatgrass juice?
On Tue May 6 01:34:55 2003 Squats () said:
I simply do not experience many
of the problems I read of on this site. Yes, I am facing some complications;
mild so far. Yes, I am following my doc's orders as best I can. But, after
almost 50 years with Diabetes, I still have my sight, limbs, etc. I do not
experience digestive problems; I do not have heart disease, etc. Therefore, I
have to share from reading!
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