"X-MAS IN ALT.SUPPORT.DIABETES"
(sung to the tune of "Jingle Bells")
by Kurt Wheeling
Dashing through the posts

May I e-mail you?

Hi all.   I was just diagnosed 2 weeks ago. Prior to that my left foot
every once in a while would tingle, like it was asleep.  I just figured
I was sitting wrong etc.  Now after starting to read Gretchen's book
that it is a sympton of Neuro.... (cant remember how to spell it. :) )

i was right all along

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Training to estimate blood glucose and to form associations with
initial hunger
Mario Ciampolini  and Riccardo Bianchi
Nutrition & Metabolism 2006, 3:42     doi:10.1186/1743-7075-3-42

I thought I would share this dinner I prepared the otherday for the family..
Since I'm feeling better and can stand a bit longer I've been back out in
the kitchen.
Open faced burgers:  Fry a hamburger patty (94/6) in olive oil and

Went to the Walmart optometrist this morning for the annual eyeball
review.  Needed new lenses.  Since the existing glasses weigh as much
as a bowling ball on my nose, new frames would be beneficial.  Look at
the cost -

Hey all, hope you are all well...
Does anyone else here have the luxury of having both type 1 and ceoliacs
disease? My son does and it makes it tough for  menu ideas. I have a good
dietitian, but my son is so sick of the same food all the time...

Diabetes breakthrough
Toronto scientists cure disease in mice
Tom Blackwell
National Post

I emailed Ed Uthman, a pathologist with a web site online who's very
generous with his time and knowledge.  Here's his reply about HbA1c:
Hi, Susan,

Hi everyone.  Just joined the diabetic club last week and have to be
honest with everyone, I dont even know where to start in getting a
handle on my emotions and on all the information out there. I am not
even sure how to navigate this group. :).  Any advice for a newcomer?

I read a paper [*] - see Table 4 in particular - that suggests that
lean people without a diagnosis of diabetes are more likely to get a
positive result on an OGTT than on a FBG test, and that for overweight
people it's the other way around.

I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes one year ago. I am 40 years old,
6'1 and at the time I was diagnosed, I weighed 220 pounds. Today I
weigh around 180 pounds. While I did not intentionally lose any weight,
I just adhered to my physicians diet instructions and the pounds fell

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