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On Fri Apr 27 23:25:42 2001 () said:
JUst saw a story and demo of the inhaler on our local station....said should be approved and out this year....
On Fri Apr 27 22:40:05 2001 Gordo (gordom@earthlink.net) said:
Marc W.: Carbohydrate would be gone but Protein would keep you up for longer and fat would still be working. Try drinking a glass of cold milk at bedtime and try that. If full strength milk works better for you, add a portion of omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acid to offset the saturated fat in the milk. Gordo
On Fri Apr 27 19:07:39 2001 Gayla (Critter@telepath.com) said:
I personally have never felt better and had so much more control I am so glad someone can just do shots and have control I was never able to do that..I owe this place the credit for getting me interested in the pump and will never go back to doing injections unless I have to... The pump is the best thing that ever happened to me and I am now a 6.6 and having my first child I am very happy and if it wasn't for the pump I would have lost yet another child...Wish me luck Gayla
On Fri Apr 27 17:12:00 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
Come on , she read a comparison where there was none. Like none of us have done the same thing? I know I always do, so don't call her names for it. If anything I commend her for having such good control of this disease. Pump or not, that's a damn good number. And she does have me pegged, I mean self congatulatory was a pretty good one, cocky and over confident are other good ones, a good friend recently shared her opinion on those 2! Take it easy everyone, enjoy your weekend. Me, I have to spend it with the number 1 dysfunctional family in the world, almost like spending an entire weekend here! ...CYA>......Marc W
On Fri Apr 27 17:02:07 2001 Faith (saext@hotmail.com) said:
Christy, excuse me if I came off sounding like ONLY pumpers are doing it right! To each his own! Me, I prefer only jabbing myself every 5-6 days, instead of 4-5 times a day. I also have good medical coverage, and I opted to use it! Again, sorry that you were offended. JOHNV- wasn't today a hoot!!!!!!!
On Fri Apr 27 16:59:18 2001 behind a firewall () said:
you must be a treat to have for a date.
On Fri Apr 27 16:42:43 2001 () said:
CHRISTY YOU SOUND LIKE A BIG SIZE HORSEBITCH, MARC WAS ONLY TRYING TO HELP..!!!
On Fri Apr 27 16:39:59 2001 JOHN V .( type 1) (A/B.) said:
I was going to post today but.....the entertainment was so excellent that I enjoyed reading far better. You should all get together to put on a show on TV. It will beat anything thats on there these days. JOHN . (and Thank you!!)
On Fri Apr 27 16:05:38 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
Christy... my comment was to support that pump users are not using the pump as a reason to eat like pigs. But if you wish to read anything else into that, feel free, you seem right at home doing it.
On Fri Apr 27 15:54:09 2001 christy (behind a firewall) said:
MarcW, Faith -- A bit self-congratulatory to claim that pumpers are the "most diligent" out there. Horsecrap. I, and others like me, test 10 or more times a day, shoot insulin 4 times, exercise, have an Hb1aC under 6 and don't give a rat's butt about switching to the pump. Also, since I use only fast-acting insulin, if I attend the Mountain View community days - I, too, can grab my pen and add some extra insulin to enjoy a snack. It is a preference, plain and simple. I like needles and pens. You like the pump. My medical coverage is great, so it has nothing to do with cost. Choice, baby, choice.
On Fri Apr 27 12:10:06 2001 Faith (saext@hotmail.com) said:
Yep, the one who came up w/Witchy Woman as my theme IS a blast! One of my good friends! Feel a low coming on, all this fun has worked off some carbs! Gotta go!
On Fri Apr 27 11:59:23 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
OH NO my secret code has been broken! If I were a shemale, wouldn't I be using a womans name? Yeah Faithie, US devil worshippers know how to use Napster still. I get the feeling the words posted are not correct. It's just a feeling, but they don't sound right. What "friend" Faith, we seem to have lots of them here. I wonder who came up with Witchy Woman tho' now that person has got to be a blast!.......Marc
On Fri Apr 27 11:58:25 2001 () () said:
Tom, you're sounding like a broken record! Can't you come up with something new? And quit shouting!!
On Fri Apr 27 11:46:50 2001 () said:
SONG STARTS OUT:: RAVEN HAIR..AND RUBY LIPS.... WE ALL KNOW YOU ARE A BLONDE-FROM-A-BOTTLE. AS FAR AS THE RUBY LIPS, SOMEONE COPIED YOUR PIC FROM THE BOVINES WITH DIABETES SITE, AND I SAW IT ON A PORN SITE. RUBY LIPS INDEED!!!
On Fri Apr 27 11:43:30 2001 () said:
ISN'T 55 THE UNIVERSAL NUMBER FOR SHEMALES????
On Fri Apr 27 11:41:56 2001 Faith (saext@hotmail.com) said:
Marc- is Napster still there? Yes, go ahead and send me the words!!! Did you know we had skipped the rest of Spring and Summer, and were already in Fall? My, how time flies when you are having fun! Refresh my memory, but wasn't it our 'friend' who for some reason, dubbed me a witch! My husband and my Sunday School class had a big laugh at that! I think it was just because I once dared to come back at him/her/it! LOL Faithie-the "Witchy Woman" Love it, love it!!
On Fri Apr 27 11:35:40 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
Hey 11:30... you must be a blast at parties. Are you for hire? My Halloween parties are usually crazy," satanic rituals" you would call them, I would love to have you over. My friends would just crack up at you. Do you have a costume?........Marc P.S. Faith, I can download it on Napster and send the words to you. Isn't Napster the work of the devil?
On Fri Apr 27 11:30:41 2001 () said:
One very evil tradition is the celebration of Halloween. No Christian should partake in the activities of this holiday, nor should they allow their children to do so. We can discern the evil of this day by taking a look at the festivities that are associated with its celebration. Diabetics like FAITH are dressed as witches, goblins, ghosts, little devils and fortune tellers. All these are representatives of Satan's kingdom. Games played at carnivals promote fear in children as they are ushered through spook houses and horror rooms. Skeletons, black cats and bats represent death and darkness. No carnival is complete without the gypsy who tells fortunes. Satan has gained man's approval to celebrate his day by simply making it a tradition that seems like a fun day. The opposite is true, however, as more damage and harm are done on this day each year than any other holiday. Children are taught to go door to door chanting "trick or treat." It is unchristian to demand a gift under threat of playing some trick. Police are on the alert for juvenile vandalism and caution parents to be watchful.
On Fri Apr 27 11:29:25 2001 () () said:
Faith, shame on you for thumping your bible! NOT!!!
On Fri Apr 27 11:27:07 2001 () said:
FAITH IS PROMOTING ANTI CHRISTIAN VALUES WITH THE WITCHY WOMAN THINGY. WONDER WHAT DEAR HUBBY WOULD SAY.....OH WELL....TYPICAL BIBLE THUMPING HYPOCRITE.........MOOOOOOOOO
On Fri Apr 27 11:20:59 2001 Faith (saext@hotmail.com) said:
Marc-I know I don't have to explain myself, but to anyone thinking about going on the pump, I do. I owe them that much. What your last post said is so true. We are freer, but we also are in much more control, because of all the testing me do. Just look at my fingers if you don't think so! Can't remember the words to "Witchy Woman". Will have to call the local oldies station and request it! But you REALLY don't want to hear me sing! LOL Faithie-the "Witchy Woman"!!! LOL LOL I love it!
On Fri Apr 27 11:18:45 2001 () said:
Remember, the bible is only a collection of myths, designed to give guilt and keep people in line.....oh yes, for collecting money also.....
On Fri Apr 27 11:13:12 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
Faithie.. 2 diet cokes? You pumpers think you can get away with everything don't you? You know you don't have to explain yourself here, we all enjoy having something that may have been difficult to cover via shots and we now can cover with the pump. What did this person use, IMHO, it's not what we eat, but how much. Balance out a run for the border with something decent later on, and cover it like we would and we are fine. Our friend here thinks that's wrong, I guess we should check out he doctor's degree. Witchy Woman, can you sing a few lines?..... Marc... now on coffee overload, talk about something killing you!
On Fri Apr 27 11:06:25 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
Gordo.... thanks, that does help. Here is what I am trying to figure out. If I had a snack around 9 p.m. and bottom out at 3 or 4 a.m. than my assumption is food had nothing to do with it, it must be the rates at that time. Is that correct, wouldn't anything I had at 9 be taken care of by 3?....Marc
On Fri Apr 27 11:05:59 2001 Faith (saext@hotmail.com) said:
Misty, thanks, I know you understand that the pump is not an excuse to gorge! It is nice that once in awhile we can eat like anyone else. I didn't really mean that I pigged out! I had a chalupa, taco, and a small grilled chicken breast-on-a-stick. Also two diet cokes! Oh, and a salted pretzel! Hadn't had one of those in years! I have enjoyed the freedom of not having to take multiply daily shots, not the freedom of eating just anything I want. I know you and Marc and the other pumpers know what I'm talking about. BTW, don't you just get a kick out of the theme song a friend suggested for me, 'Witchy Woman'. Ever since I got my red 'broom', I needed a theme song! LOL
On Fri Apr 27 11:02:19 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
Just showing your ignorance, guy. Do you really think us pumpers go through the massive work it takes to get on the pump, test as often as we test to stay on it, pay the price of the extra costs involved, all so we can kill ourselves? Pumpers are the most deligent people out there, you have no clue the commitment it takes, so my friend you speak purely out of ignorance. And since you seem to get so bent out of shape, why don't you take your own advise and pick out your own casket, you sound like your gonna have a heart attack.....
On Fri Apr 27 11:01:14 2001 Gordo (gordom@earthlink,net) said:
Marc W.: Starchy foods are the fastest to convert to glucose. They start forming glucose in the saliva in your mouth. Reference curves show a peak at 30 to 60 minutes with a rapid decline during the second hour. Fiber will slow its absorption somewhat.Protein is slower and fat is still slower. This is where they developed the saying that a fat meal "sticks to your ribs", fat is much slower to absorb into the blood. Hope this helps you. Gordo
On Fri Apr 27 10:39:07 2001 () said:
NOT JEALOUS!! JUST TRYING TO TELL YOU THAT THE PUMP DOES NOT EXCUSE BEHAVIOUR LIKE THAT. IF YOU KEEP GOING YOU MIGHT JUST AS WELL PICK OUT THE COLOUR OF YOUR CASKET BECAUSE IT WILL KILL YOU EVENTUALLY.
On Fri Apr 27 10:34:27 2001 Misty (chmgm) said:
Faith, sounds like the pump came through for you as it was designed to do. It was made to make life a LITTLE easier for us D. As we know, it does have some challenges also,like Marc is going through now. We can never let down our gaurd. Misty
On Fri Apr 27 10:27:31 2001 FAITH SHOULD READ THIS (FOR PRACTICING WITCHES) said:
Galatians 5:19-25: "Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, Idolatry, WITCHCRAFT, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies, Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God. But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law. And they that are Christ's have crucified the flesh with the affections and lusts. If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit."
On Fri Apr 27 10:26:37 2001 () () said:
Me thinks some are jealous of the pumpers!
On Fri Apr 27 10:20:38 2001 () said:
Dear IMHO...you and CB are right ...all the women on here are fat old cows.............
On Fri Apr 27 10:18:29 2001 Jake () said:
Jean, I have a state certification license for the Intox 5000 and completed the 44 hr training which included testing diabetics and false positive results. We were taught that diabetics will not in any case test positive for alcohol because of diabetes. You can contact any State Patrol office and they will send you information on this from their Training and Standards Section.
On Fri Apr 27 10:18:28 2001 () said:
IMHO,ALL THE PUMP DOES IS GIVE DIABETICS A REASON TO EAT LIKE PIGS. SCREW GOOD NUTRITION. THE NEXT 10 YEARS WILL PRODUCE FAT DIABETICS ON THE PUMP AND THAT MY FRIENDS WILL ALLOW YOU TO HAVE NIOMS (NIGHT IN OLD MORTICIAN STUDIO). MAYBE YOU FATTIES SHOULD FORM YOUR OWN SITE. WE ARE TIRED OF HEARING ABOUT HOW GOOD YOU HAVE IT.
On Fri Apr 27 10:15:06 2001 Jake () said:
Jean, I have a state certification license for the Intox 5000 and completed the 44 hr training which included testing diabetics and false positive results. We were taught that diabetics will not in any case test positive for alcohol because of diabetes. You can contact any State Patrol office and they will send you information on this from their Training and Standards Section.
On Fri Apr 27 10:14:57 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
Misty... I thought about that. But I was on the Silhuoette for close to two months before this. It would seem this would have come up before. I am doing just that with the testing, going back to square one, running tests and making adjustments according to fasting tests. What a pain, but so are all the lows right now. To CB... maybe you shouldn't have gone back and reread it then, because I can't see your point. Is it that anyone who does any hard exercise would need extra protein? I would disagree. And if your not taking any extra, so would you. I will use me for an example, I am more active than the normal person. I don't count anything of what I eat, I just use common sense. I know if I am going to work out hard I will have a carb bar, not a protein bar, to make sure my sugars don't bottom out. Would a protein bar help in body development, yes, would the carb bar keep me from dropping dead, yes. You see, it's just a matter of what's important to you? That came off sarcastic, I had a rough night and I am dangerously low on coffee. My point is if you agree that you can exercise without loading up on protein that your comment about diabetics only using moderate aerobics is false. ... need coffee, must leave now.....Marc
On Fri Apr 27 10:08:31 2001 Faith (saext@hotmail.com) said:
Went to 'Night in Old San Antonio", (NIOSA), and enjoyed even more having this pump. There are all kinds of good food at this event, (we are having our annual "Fiesta Week"). Ate a variety of foods and just pumped away! Marc- I hope you figure out the problem with the lows and the pump. I think Gordo and Misty both may be on the right track. Good Luck! I am seriously looking into getting the new meter you use on your forearm. My fingers have just about had it. I have hardly ever used one of my fingers (ring finger), but yesterday I did and now I have a lump there. My blood is thin because of the aspirin therapy I'm on, and it bled pretty bad and then the bump formed. Maybe I'm wrong, but does anybody remember hearing about MiniMed working on a sensor to go with the pump? Wouldn't that be wonderful, next to a flat out CURE! Have a great day! (Faithie the "Witchy Woman!")
On Fri Apr 27 09:56:16 2001 Jean ((--)) said:
I have a question that maybe one of the insulin-dependent folks might be able to answer. I work in the criminal justice field, and one of my probationers has tested positive for alcohol via a urine test. She is an insulin dependent diabetic and claims that she has not used alcohol. The lab says that diabetics can accumulate such an excess of glucose in their bloodstream that it ferments and then would be detected as alcohol. I've been in this business a looooong time, and this is the first time I've heard of glucose fermenting in the bloodstream. Anybody know anything about this? I'm a Type II myself, but I am assuming that this gal might not be using her insulin as needed -- if there is any truth to all this fermentation theory. Have any of you had an issue with this in regards to urine testing for employment or whatever?
On Fri Apr 27 09:49:55 2001 Misty (chmgm@yahoo.com) said:
Marc W....You may be getting much better absorbtion on the silhouette. It made a great difference in my rates. Now at .5 all night. I would do a few days of testing in 4-5 hour periods with out eating to check you basil rate. My doc has me do breakfast to lunch three day and then move onto lunch to dinner, and then dinner to midnight. Testing every two hours. This helps me get a feel for where I need to adjust rates. I have also done it over night every two hours. Hope you can work this out real soon. Anita...Glad to hear you will be enjoy such a great meal wih love ones. Enjoy! ...I had a real bad day of leg cramoing yesterday. My girlfrien and I went shopping and I guess I wore the wrong shoes, could not go too far and today my legs are really sore. Hope all of you have a great day! Love & Luck, Misty
On Fri Apr 27 09:25:33 2001 () said:
I WISH CB AND MARC WOULD TAKE THEIR LOVE AFFAIR TO E-MAIL
On Fri Apr 27 07:34:41 2001 Sam () said:
Yes, brain lesions do happen when there are a lot of lows, due to "hypoglycemic unawareness", which usually affects longtime insulin users on injections. I am on the pump now, so they rarely happen to me anymore. Also have not been to the U.K., so probably did not eat a mad cow, and that disease is not here in the States.
On Fri Apr 27 05:41:00 2001 CB () said:
To Marc W. I just re=read your post from Wednesday, and need to respond. If what you say is true, then Diabetics ought to shun football, rugby, powerlifting, bodybuilding, sprinting, most other track and field events. Even exercise should be restricted to moderate aerobics. Having said that, I must repeat that I have reduced my protein intake. It is well below the 1 gm/pound of bodyweight recommended.I do not load up on aminos and protein. If we compared notes, we probably eat much the same way. Take care Marc! CB
On Fri Apr 27 04:42:40 2001 jo () said:
Hello
On Thu Apr 26 23:10:22 2001 () said:
sam..are brain leisons same at mad cow disease..? tv said it was...do you have mad cow ??....where did you catch it..???
On Thu Apr 26 21:44:46 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
Gordo...I use 3 testers to make sure when things get like this, so I am confident the numbers are right. I have cut back on breads, mostly in the morning. My lows have been in the late afternoon and early morning, 3 am times like that. But come to think of it, this is a new bottle of insulin, now I have had a new bottle be LESS potent, but never one that was more. Is that possible? It's easier and safer to change bottles before I start reworking all my rates. I will start with that. How long do starhcy foods stay in the system? Just curious if they work that long into it. Thanks for the help.... Marc
On Thu Apr 26 21:14:20 2001 Gordo (gordom@earthlink.net) said:
Marc W.: Have you checked your tester lately? How does it check with your blood workups? Take it along and compare with your doctors test. Have you increased you exercise? Is there a chance that either to potency of your insulin is higher? The calibration on your pump hasn't changed has it? Have you cut back on the starchy foods since starting back on the pump? Food for thought but not for the stomach. Gordo
On Thu Apr 26 21:02:05 2001 Gordo (gordom@earthlink.net) said:
All Diabetics: Has anybody been aware of the advertizing and emphasis placed on diabetes by one CBS soap opera "The Young and the Restless" Today, one of the stars gave an appeal and posted ADA phone number. They are really going into symptoms and dangers of diabetes. This is the best publicity that diabetes has had on a popular TV program, lately. Just think of the number of mothers and wives that are being educated. I think this is a step in the right direction. Gordo
On Thu Apr 26 19:49:56 2001 () said:
what a bunch of jerks we have in here now. i only see a few decent chatters now. and you old timers know who you are. can't we get back to decent chat and why we are here? if i wanted to hear rudeness and insults daily, i would have stayed married.
On Thu Apr 26 19:26:59 2001 Sam (raneysam@yahoo.com) said:
"O"..I was always a strange person..dyslexia happens when you have too many "lows"...get lesions in the brain, sometimes read things backwards, transpose words, etc. You don't catch it. Barley malt...is malt powder..used as a sweetner in some health foods. Sundrops are like M & M's..only natural. The red is beet, not chitin shell from an insect.
On Thu Apr 26 19:23:13 2001 Marc W (sdlightningbolts55@yahoo.com) said:
Something strange is going on, thought I would post it here and see if anyone (pumpers) could figure this out.When I went off the pump, my rates were set well. So when I went back on I just plugged in and away I went. For the first couple months everything was fine, now the last 6 days weird things are happening. I can't get my numbers up. My average is around 60, and that is from basal rates. At first I thought I might be bolusing too much, but these lows are 3,4,5 hours after a bolus. They are coming in the middle of the night, in the late afternoon, obvious basal rate times. I keep adjusting down, but it seems to do nothing. I have gone as far down at night as 1.1 from 1.4 and pumpers know just how big a cut that is. My readings stayed the same. I was taking 29.8 units for a 24 hour time, I am at 24.7 now and still running way low. My big worry is I had a few in the 40's and didn't feel them. Any ideas? ........Marc W
On Thu Apr 26 18:31:54 2001 () said:
Sam, what is barleymalt sundrops ???...how do you catch dyslexia ???...you are a strange person
On Thu Apr 26 18:25:13 2001 () said:
13;48;42..what are you, a commie lover ?
On Thu Apr 26 16:38:00 2001 () said:
SUPPORT FIRSTSTRIKE YOUR LOGICAL NUCLEAR ALTERNATIVE
On Thu Apr 26 13:48:42 2001 () said:
Firststrike is a flea dip. Our friend at 13:34:46 must have swallowed when he was dipped!!!!!
On Thu Apr 26 13:45:12 2001 () said:
What the hell is firststrike?? Enlighten us you retard.
On Thu Apr 26 13:34:46 2001 () said:
SUPPORT FIRSTSTRIKE
On Thu Apr 26 10:41:13 2001 Lilly () said:
Hey ho! Blood sugers getting normal again down to 380. I often wunder how the Romans handeled dieabeties. Im at my sisters house today with no stinking dog barking. Yea yea yea. I sure do hate dogs. I had a dog when I was 8 but my daddy got rid of him after he bited me. I think there is going to be a war with China. And I cryed at first when he bited me but I was glad to see him go. It was a axeadent when I stepped on his tale. I got a paper cut last night and it hirt. I heared a loud noise last night and looked out the window but didnt see nothing. I thought it was my naybor throwing things at my house. When I went out this morning there were a jillion peenut shells laying by my porch. You cant tell me that skwirrels did that. I licked one of the shells and it was salty. Skwirrels don't like salty nuts. I know it was him and that dam dog. Im not luney after all. He is such a mean man. Last week Mr moosemittens came in the house through his kitty door and had a big wad of buble gum stuck on top of his head. I tried every thing to get it out. Terpitine butter and other things didnt work. It was so deep in his hare that I had to shave most of his head to get it all. He sure didnt like that let me tell you. Im pretty sure my naybor did that to. Im going to give him what for some day just you wait. I felt so sorry for Mr moosemittens walking around with his head shivering from the cold. At least he probably has hare in kitty hevon. Id like to shave my naybors head balled. I sure do hate dogs. Well I should go find out where my sister is. Shes kind of skwirrley and the nurse isnt here today. I found a dollar ten. Some times she falls down or wanders away. I love you all. Lilly B
On Thu Apr 26 10:28:37 2001 Anita (aeallman@piggott.net) said:
Hi yall, my hubby and our two sons are on a fishing trip for 2 days at Lake Wappapello and I am enjoying a 2 year old grandcritter with all his antics. We have a full family Fish Fry planned for Sunday afternoon. If you have never eaten freshly caught cooked croppi and bream, filleted to strips, you don't know how good a fish can taste, not even catfish is better. Yes, you fishermen out there, I know it is really crappi not croppi, but I am spelling phonetically there. Am doing great and hope yall have a wonderful upcoming weekend. Thanks for the email, John, and please write to me if you haven't heard from me in last 2 mos. friends, don't have a lot of emails that I used to. Love Anita
On Thu Apr 26 09:14:28 2001 Misty (chmgm@yahoo.com) said:
Hi John! Unfortunately I have slowly worked up to the mess of all the meds. Thyroid, heart attack, kidney transplant, high bp, and some to prevent more heart problems. Thanks for your concern. My doctors never change a thing unless they have a conference call and I never add any over the counter meds unless I check first. Each med change is like walking a tight rope. People say they would never know I had so many medical issues to deal with by looking at me. I like to keep them guessing. My transplant added most of the meds. ...Ruth, sounds like you had a trying day, better luck today! Take care all, Love & Luck, Misty
On Thu Apr 26 00:06:23 2001 Ruth (dart99_99_99@yahoo.com) said:
Started the day with a fasting bs of 141. Took 30 units of 70/30 and went to my daughters to pick up her lawnmower so I could mow my yard today. When i returned I ate breakfast and then forgot to take my Avandia. Probably a good thing because when I came in at lunch time to feed the grandbaby I checked my bs and it was 73. Had a bowl of cereal and 1/2 a banana for lunch. Went back outside to mow more of the yard. Still have the whole back and part of the side to mow tomorrow. Steve offered to do that and I said go for it, so Steve gets to mow in the morning. After mowing I decided to clean the bedroom that my daughter and her husband will use while she is here. After taking a shower and before leaving for darts checked bs and it was 71. Went to Besslers and had the Seafood Combo and 1/2 order of fries and only ate about 1/2. We lost again tonight. Took bs again when I got home and it was 171 so I took 25 units of the 70/30. I also took the Avandia after eating tonight. Well, I've got some filing to do before going to bed so I better get with it. I'll take my Diazepam, work for 1/2 hour and then go to bed. Hope everyone has a good night.

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