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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / March 2006HI , REMEMBER ME , WELL
I just thought I'd let you all know , I'm still doing real good with my diabetes , and I owe a lot of it to this group , because by not taking any of the advice I got here , my #'s are low , I'm off nearly all meds , and even having the occasional cookie , so keep up with the advising it really helps , as long as no one takes it , and for newbies just recently diagnosed learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , and you'll manage 200 % better >I just thought I'd let you all know , >I'm still doing real good with my diabetes , [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , >and you'll manage 200 % better Hello, you sound like a bitter, little, stunted person... Glad of your success, though. Will, T2 >>I just thought I'd let you all know , >>I'm still doing real good with my diabetes , [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Will, T2 He is a bothersome troll who is more than likely some adolescent child using his mum's computer during a break from school. He's best relegated to your KF.  SignatureGrandpa Chuck -ô¿ô- ~ The following information is given with the utmost respect for the armed forces and civilians who have died in the current war in Iraq. According to http://icasualties.org/oif/ The number of Americans killed in Iraq as of Mar. 25, 2006 is 2,322. Americans wounded = more than 17,000 United Kingdom = 103 Other = 105 Iraqi deaths are probably in excess of 100,000. Today, March 26, 2006 It has been 1060 days since Bush declared, "Mission Accomplished in Iraq." >sniiiipppp........................... >>Hello, you sound like a bitter, little, stunted person... Glad of your >>success, though. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >using his mum's computer during a break from school. He's best >relegated to your KF. Thanks, Chuck. I think you are most probably right... Plonk! Will, T2 >He is a bothersome troll who is more than likely some adolescent child >using his mum's computer during a break from school. He's best >relegated to your KF. Yep. Is it holiday time in the frozen north? Cheers, Alan, T2, Australia. d&e, metformin 2x500mg SignatureEverything in Moderation - Except Laughter. >>He is a bothersome troll who is more than likely some adolescent child >>using his mum's computer during a break from school. He's best [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Cheers, Alan, T2, Australia. >d&e, metformin 2x500mg Come to think of it, you are right, Alan... A lot of kids are out on Spring Break about now.... Will, T2 > I just thought I'd let you all know , > I'm still doing real good with my diabetes , [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , > and you'll manage 200 % better After noticing that you spend most of your time in a "depression" newsgroup, your reply seems fitting...... Hope you get some help........ Plunk your magic twanger Froggie! Killfile kids, killfile. SignatureGrandpa Chuck -ô¿ô- ~ The following information is given with the utmost respect for the armed forces and civilians who have died in the current war in Iraq. According to http://icasualties.org/oif/ The number of Americans killed in Iraq as of Mar. 25, 2006 is 2,322. Americans wounded = more than 17,000 United Kingdom = 103 Other = 105 Iraqi deaths are probably in excess of 100,000. Today, March 26, 2006 It has been 1060 days since Bush declared, "Mission Accomplished in Iraq." > I just thought I'd let you all know , > I'm still doing real good with my diabetes , [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , > and you'll manage 200 % better You are mathematically challenged!! A percentage greater than 100 is a flat impossibility -- and that's 13-year old stuff, in school. >You are mathematically challenged!! A percentage greater than 100 is a >flat impossibility -- and that's 13-year old stuff, in school. Hi Alan, I wondered about this, if I buy something for $5 and sell it for $20 how much profit have I made as a percentage? or to put it another way if I told someone that I like to sell things on my market stall for four times what I pay how would I express it as a percentage? eg :- to make a profit and cover expenses I have to mark up my goods by ????? % Serious question >> You are mathematically challenged!! A percentage greater than 100 is a >> flat impossibility -- and that's 13-year old stuff, in school. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Serious question You have $20, and $15 is profit, so it is 75% profit. In business that is called "profit on returns". The other way is "profit on outlay". I always lerned in business school that mark-up is not a percentage, but a multiplication. >>> You are mathematically challenged!! A percentage greater than 100 is >>> a flat impossibility -- and that's 13-year old stuff, in school. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > I always lerned in business school that mark-up is not a percentage, but > a multiplication. My apologies, one thing I apparently did not "lern" was ow ter spull. LOL >>> You are mathematically challenged!! A percentage greater than 100 is >>> a flat impossibility -- and that's 13-year old stuff, in school. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > I always lerned in business school that mark-up is not a percentage, but > a multiplication. But 200% is a valid concept. I've read things like: "Since 1990, the housing costs in this area have risen by 200%". However, you cannot give more than 100% effort to an endeavor, which is what I think started this post. I have had discussions with people about how your 100% effort on something may be different each day, as one day, going flat out 100% you may have more to give than another, but still each day you're giving the 100% you have. Jennifer >>> You are mathematically challenged!! A percentage greater than 100 is a >>> flat impossibility -- and that's 13-year old stuff, in school. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >I always lerned in business school that mark-up is not a percentage, but >a multiplication. Thanks, I used the words "300%" and " 400%" last week in a conversation with someone and as I said it it just didn't sound correct. "Jack S" <Jacks@nospam.com> wrote in message > Thanks, I used the words "300%" and " 400%" last week in a > conversation with someone and as I said it it just didn't sound > correct. As long as the other people didn't notice then you'll be right :) >I just thought I'd let you all know , >I'm still doing real good with my diabetes , [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , >and you'll manage 200 % better Okay, thanks for your advice! I'll be sure to follow it! But wait -- you posted this advice in this newsgroup, and the advice is to not follow any adive from this newsgroup, so if I follow your advice, I will be going against your advice... Good thing I'm not a robot in a science-fiction movie, or my logic circuits would be frying just about now. --bittersweet >But wait -- you posted this advice in this newsgroup, and the advice >is to not follow any adive from this newsgroup, so if I follow your >advice, I will be going against your advice... Thx - lovely:-) Cheers, Alan, T2, Australia. d&e, metformin 2x500mg SignatureEverything in Moderation - Except Laughter. > I just thought I'd let you all know , > I'm still doing real good with my diabetes , [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , > and you'll manage 200 % better It is spring break time in US grammar schools this week. Some clarification is in order. Most of us here recognize that for some Type II's, diet and exercise alone are enough to achieve good numbers if carbs are strictly limited, excess weight is lost, physical activity levels are maximized and diagnoses was early not late in the progression. There may be thousands of Type II's who can stay with a strict regimen for a long time. Most cannot however. Even if some are strict with themselves, most will slip up over time to slowly erode their beta cells to a level where they can't maintain safe numbers. Many here objected to your view that others could simply go off their meds if they followed your advice. Unfortunately, Type II's differ in many ways, one of which is their stage in the progression of the disease. While you may think that your advice was offered with clarity and precision, the reaction of others would suggest otherwise. I am glad you're having so much success. >I just thought I'd let you all know , > I'm still doing real good with my diabetes , [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , > and you'll manage 200 % better i wonder why nobody told me this in the first place , and i have never suggested anyone go off there meds > Some clarification is in order. > Most of us here recognize that for some Type II's, diet and exercise alone [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , > > and you'll manage 200 % better Could have been a misperception by others. Could have been the tone of your posts. Hard to tell now after so long. Maybe you could clarify what your position is. >i wonder why nobody told me this in the first place , > and i have never suggested anyone go off there meds [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] >> > learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , >> > and you'll manage 200 % better oh no , i'm not trying that again , all it avails is a barrage of insults and sarcasms , i don't need to read what a this or a that i am , nor to i need to see replies saying thing like , you don't even have diabetes so get out of here , in fact its probably best now that i've made my intial comment , i just move on and will perhaps report back again , in a few months to state my progress , i really had that in mind until i saw your reply , and it seemed to be sincere and respectful enough , that i should at least let you know it was read by me > Could have been a misperception by others. Could have been the tone of your > posts. Hard to tell now after so long. Maybe you could clarify what your [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > >> > learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , > >> > and you'll manage 200 % better I appreciate that. My apologies if I misinterpreted what you wrote in the past. Best wishes. > oh no , i'm not trying that again , > all it avails is a barrage of insults and sarcasms , [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] >> >> > learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , >> >> > and you'll manage 200 % better i'd like to see what you say i wrote that you misinterpreted > I appreciate that. > [quoted text clipped - 65 lines] > >> >> > learn what you read here , then don't do any of it , > >> >> > and you'll manage 200 % better |
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