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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / May 2008A good link David Mendosa's take on MHD.
www.mendosa.com/mhd.htm There used to be much more things that need reviewing. I lost track of my files on them. I hate to think where I might be without MHD. There used to be people that listed a long list of links. The charter members of the group were posted and a few are still around. The people on MHD brought the need for control and the large studies that say so much. For me before that it was "Take your NPH once a day and see me in three months. Well the result was leg burning pain that made me want to die. I believe the progress was prompted by patients that embarrassing some docs. I have made a few very angry. My health is mine, thank you. ----== Posted via Pronews.Com - Unlimited-Unrestricted-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.pronews.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! >100,000 Newsgroups ---= - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- > My health is mine, thank you. You are not wrong there! No one cares as much about my health and limbs etc except me. People should not just accept hwat a doctor says, they need to educated themselves about their condition. Knowledge is power especially with diabetes. >> My health is mine, thank you. > > You are not wrong there! No one cares as much about my health and limbs etc > except me. People should not just accept hwat a doctor says, they need to > educated themselves about their condition. Knowledge is power especially > with diabetes. exactly, Jan AND a diabetic has to be 51% of their diabetic team i don't CARE if i challenge my GP and make him learn something new in order to give me the BEST treatment FOR ME what scares me is the diabetics who go home and expect 'this pill' to 'fix them' and nothing else has to be changed (seen it too often here! pretty scary) sigh  Signaturekate type 1 since 1987 www.diabetic-talk.org http://www.diabetes-support.org.uk/newly%20diagnosed.html >>> My health is mine, thank you. >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > sigh The breakdown of MY diabetic team is - 45% me, 45% the Internet (including MHD and ASD), and the remaining 10% - my doctor. Having said that, I would not recommend that to any newbie, especially a newbie unfamilliar with the ways of the Internet and the need to modify their lifestyle. In those cases the doctor should be the first step. Henry Mydlarz >The breakdown of MY diabetic team is - 45% me, 45% the Internet (including >MHD and ASD), and the remaining 10% - my doctor. Sadly I have to agree. I strongly suspect my doctor could be a lot better if her hands weren't so tied by accountants though. I pass on some of what I've learnt here to her. If she was to use it though she might lose her job. >Having said that, I would not recommend that to any newbie, especially a >newbie unfamilliar with the ways of the Internet and the need to modify >their lifestyle. In those cases the doctor should be the first step. It's always good to run your doctor's advice against other folks' opinions though, sometimes they are clueless or wildly out of date, sometimes they are limited in what they are permitted to do, sometimes they are excellent. It kinda reminds me of a visit to my Doctor last week. I mentioned that I had had a huge helping of Apple Pie. He didn't get mad, he merely announced that he was glad, now he could get that new car he wanted. >> My health is mine, thank you. > >You are not wrong there! No one cares as much about my health and limbs etc >except me. People should not just accept hwat a doctor says, they need to >educated themselves about their condition. Knowledge is power especially >with diabetes. On Sun, 11 May 2008 22:30:31 -0500, guys wrote: > www.mendosa.com/mhd.htm > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I hate to think where I might be without MHD. My brother in law used to work at a Magneto Hydro Dynamics facility in Montana. |
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