I am considering changing shifts at work.  A couple of 3rd shifts are
open.  Any advice I could get on adjusting my current schedule, I work
a 8 to 6 day.  Test before and after meals.  3rd shift starts at 11
and is over at 8. Are there any 3rd shift folks at there?  Thanks Craig

I recommend this Ebook, It is a great read. And well worth any
diabetes suffer reading it.
http://xrl.us/56r9

My old computer failed and my new one was hard to set up
to post to newsgroups.  Have I got it right this time?

in response to both of your posts.. as diana knows
I can completely relate to her situation.  this was
posted in another newsgroup but it's very fitting to
be posted here as well.  it's something that I think

My daughter has type 1 diabetes and she was not feeling well and had an
ultrasound that showed her liver is swollen. The doctor thinks maybe sugar
built up in the liver??? She sees a specialist as soon as possible. Any
information on experience with liver issues and diabetes ...

You get a prescription that says 'take 1 tablet twice a day'. What does
that mean. 1 every 12 hours? twice in 16 hours (you sleep 8 hours) Or
take one now and one an hour from now once a day. Or 2 in the day and
none at night. For precision it should state how many hours apart to

A servant asked His Lordship to explain faux pas.
HL explained " My daughter and her boyfriend were in the rose garden and BF
pricked his finger on a thorn.
When you were serving dinner, my daughter said 'How's your prick', BF said

http://tinyurl.com/2t4ps6
Susan

Work's been manic recently, and I'm only just catching up on my
cuttings service. This one was worth the wait, though - apologies if
someone already posted it when I wasn't paying attention!
Nicky.

Social regulation of gene expression in human leukocytes
Steve W Cole , Louise C Hawkley  , Jesusa M Arevalo , Caroline Y
Sung , Robert M Rose  and John T Cacioppo
Genome Biology 2007, 8:R189     doi:10.1186/gb-2007-8-9-r189

My endo in LA and someone with Cushing's I know will be on this T.V.
show to air this week:
 Dr. Ted Friedman, from Charles Drew University in Los Angeles, CA

The topic says it all.
I've been pondering this because I have been seeing a specialist for
over 30 years.  I'm a T1.  It has become difficult to continue seeing
one due to my present location.

bias, omissions, incuriosity = opportunity, aspartame safety
evaluation, Magnuson BA, Burdock GA, Williams GM, 7 more, 2007 Sept,
Ajinomoto funded 98 pages  html [$ 32 781888262_content.pdf]: Murray
2007.09.15

For whatever reason, my swelling seems to be down and my weight is down 6
pounds.  Could be better, but that's a start!  :)

Taubes rides again in the NY Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/16/magazine/16epidemiology-t.html?_r=1&ref=magazi
ne&oref=slogin
"Many explanations have been offered to make sense of the