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Hey All,
looks like this is the place. I've been lurking for a few weeks now and
have welcomed info from some posts.
Last fall was not a good time for me. A parent's funeral... my wife was

Hi, I'm currently doing my third year dissertation comparing
online communities and I wondered if people could help
me by answering this small survey i've set up.
http://www.solarismach5.myby.co.uk/Survey/

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Many Diabetics are subject to having this rather embarrasing problem.
Dr. Donohue has used this little mix to cure the problem the easy and
non
adictive way.

From: "Cloud Burst" <sun@shine.com>
Subject: another medicare question...
Date: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 11:42 PM
I'm younger than my wife, who will be 65 next year.  She hasn't worked

or there would be no reliable support in this group ... at all .

I would like to ask you for your help. A patient with glaucoma myself, I
am currently undertaking my PhD in computer science. For this I plan to
develop a system which can help and support us in the management of our
conditions. Since the system should suit your needs it would be ...

I'm younger than my wife, who will be 65 next year.  She hasn't worked
much throughout her life, having been busy raising children.  However,
I have worked enough to know I'm vested in all the Federal programs
like Social Security and Medicare.  

I am a long standing type 2 (10 years) and recently reached the stage where
none of the Metformin/ Sulphonyurea/Actos medications seem to have any
effect on my blood glucose. Cut a long story short I spend much of my day in
the high teens (mmol/), low 300's (mg/dl). My doctor has ...

Just  read a coupler of posts offering Madison advice.
Sorry some times as I read I think that maybe
Madison is our new expert.
She seems so open and willing to learn. Some

but i'm still a diabetic and should still have a right to be here

I was just wondering about something that maybe someone can shed some
light on. I have been diagnosed as a Type II diabetic when my most
recent A1C came back with a 7.3. My one prior to that was a 6.8 and
prior to that was a 5.8.

I went to my first class today.  Much was a repeat of what this newsgroup
has been telling me.  Many of the folks in the room had not even tested
their blood before which really surprised me.  I felt very good that mine
was 121, when many of the numbers I saw were closer to 200.

Yes, instead of taking insulin, teens in high school inject heroin instead.