Marie, you are doing a fantastic job!!! give yourself a huge pat on the back kate -- Join us in the Diabetic-Talk Chatroom on UnderNet /server irc.undernet.org --- /join #Diabetic-Talk More info: http://www.diabetic-talk.org/

The government is not us, it is the people we vote for to represent us. If you have a problem then we dont reelect our officials . Our elected representatives should vote according to the will of the people. I still say Children First no matter what the cost. JMO and I am not going further with this, Anyone wanting the last word can have it, I dont want to get into a political debate. Loretta

L-G stresses on holistic healing By a Staff Reporter, in Indraprasth The Pioneer Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vijai Kapoor has said that reviving the age-old heritage of holistic health care harmonious with nature would be the answer to various health problems facing the modern society.

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=1508&u=/afp/20030626/hl_afp/us_health_diet&printer=1 Arnold arnoldjgold1@webtv.net http://www.healthchecksystems.com/success.htm T2,22 years,10mg glyburide, HbA1c= 5.9

chapp, I my name is Micki and I have had the disease for 48+ years with a multitude of complications...to many to go into here. If you want to e-mail me personally, please feel free, maybe we can help one another. Your choice....Mic Always, be, and stay AWARE!

In article <bdd7h9$113$3@reader1.panix.com>, ""Wendy Baker"" <wbaker@panix.com> writes: Hi Wendy. All is great. I am getting ready for vacation and Im trying to get my geneology research on the computer and printed before I leave. Takes awhile. That is what I get for not updateing for practically forever. Had my 1 year Dr appointment yesterday and I actually dropped a little bit to 5.0 Total Cholesterol was 183. My bad cholesterol dropped a bit to 114, and my

The not-so-good-news: I haven't been posting much lately. Our dog Prince developed a tumor a couple of months ago and has been going downhill since then. We finally decided last week that he'd had enough. It's been a tough time for both of us. He has been with my husband for 12.5 years - that's longer than his previous marriage! The Good-News

In article <pan.2003.06.26.00.13.48.817448@yahoo.com>, "StrQST" <strqst400@yahoo.com> posted: There is no "a" sound after Bgarat, and also not after Varsh. You're likely a southerner from Kerala, so you will resist learning this. Not "Khadi" but "Khar(r)ee". Khadi refers to textile.

Diagonized Type 2 since March 2001. With the help of 10 mog Glipizide and regular exercise I manage decent BG numbers thru the day (usually under 150 - post meals) - but I just cant get my Morning numbers belwow the 200 mark - tried all kind of things to no avail. I am aware of and have read quite a bit about the dawn phenomenon and such. My doc seems to go by the Ha1c numbers which have improved well ( from 11.4 down now to 7.3 - he says as long as the downward trend exists

does anyone think coffee (and or caffeine) can aggravate neuropathy? i read that in one article. thanks.

Yet another point to confuse me. I am alleged to be insulin resistant, yet this definitely does not happen to me. If I consume enough high G.I. carbs, I get higher BGs than allegedly normal people. But that is the only way I can get high BG. No dawn effect, BG most of the time 90 mg/dL or lower.

http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/issue161/item4.shtml

Sleepyman wrote: Ever see a limerick that wasn't ?

I am reading the July copy of Self magazine. There is a blurb in the Health Flash column that says the length of your thighs may predict diabetes risk. Says the average thigh length of a person with diabetes is 15.4 inches, versus 16 inches for a person without diabetes. It says the researchers suspect that poor nutrition early in life may contribute to growth problems and diabetes. I just measured my thighs. Now I am assuming they mean the inside leg measurement. If so, my thighs are a...

For those interested in the origin of this story, here is a link to www.snopes.com, a web site dedicated to separating fact from fiction. http://www.snopes.com/glurge/chush.htm Bill MacKay Vancouver, WA T2, dx 3/30/02

Mrs. or Mr. Perry <DELETE_THISLperry1940@mchsi.com> wrote: If you are thinking that way, you're thinking wrong. You should be thinking about how many people have already read this message dozens of times already, and are getting rather sick of seeing it. Come on guys, there's a *reason* we tell people not to forward chain letters... Colin Percival

This post not CC'd by email On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 08:49:18 -0400 (EDT), Ronetta@webtv.net (Loretta Eisenberg) wrote: G'day G'day Loretta, Right on Loretta, you have the carbs lined up like suspects in an identity parade ... and they are all guilty until proven innocent.

An old man was laying on his death bed. With only hours to live, he suddenly noticed the scent of chocolate chip cookies coming from the kitchen. With his last bit of energy, the old man pulled himself out from his bed, across the floor to the stairs, and down the stairs to the kitchen. There, the old man's wife was baking chocolate chip cookies. With his last ounce of energy, the old man reached

Shiperton Henethe wrote: Not really. "juicing" essentially puts all the fruit/vegetable's sugar in a glass for you. Then you drink it. I've seen a number of posts debating whether or not you actually have reactive hypoglycemia. If you actually do, then I would think you'd

In article <a7cd9c35.0306231056.32541813@posting.google.com>, andrew@heartmdphd.com (Abusive Dr. Andrew B. Chung) posted: Here's a topic: DELUDED DOCTOR PRESENTS HIMSELF AS GOD TO DEFRAUD PEOPLE Forwarded message, archived by Google: henryj@nina.pagesz.net (George Conklin)