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Author: Alan SAlan S
Date: Aug 19, 2008 02:54
On Sun, 17 Aug 2008 05:52:27 -0500, TheBabysitter
wrote:
>Hello All
>
>First of all I'd like to say, someone in another group told me this
>was the best diabetes group and I hope it's all right to post in here
>even though I'm not in the UK, I'm a Southern gal from the US.
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Author: Michelle CMichelle C
Date: Aug 18, 2008 09:30
"Nick Cramer" pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:20080817195440.415$I6@newsreader.com...> TheBabysitter wrote:
>> Hello All
>>
>> First of all I'd like to say, someone in another group told me this
>> was the best diabetes group and I hope it's all right to post in here
>> even though I'm not in the UK, I'm a Southern gal from the US.
>> Diabetes seems to know no boundaries, so I thought I'd skip a few too.
>> All of the ppl. online I know from the UK are always so kind and
>> accepting, I figured ya'll would be too.
>
So sorry you had to join us, but you've come to the right place. The people
here on ASD on the best!
>> I was just diagnosed a couple of weeks ago, because of some spider
>> bites on my ankles that wouldn't heal. I'm female, about 10-15 lbs
It's a myth that all T2's are significantly overweight. My weight is where
it should be.
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Author: jhumyjhumy
Date: Aug 18, 2008 08:58
Easy Computer Tips - practical computer advice, online safety ...
PC tips, tutorials and news, with advice on online safety and guides
to using the Internet, Windows, common software and useful web sites.
http://www.tipss4u.bravehost.com
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Author: Duncan HeenanDuncan Heenan
Date: Aug 17, 2008 23:35
"TheBabysitter" wrote in message
news:besfa4le8a51kktou58etquv1eg80ar4rt@4ax.com...> Hello All
>
> First of all I'd like to say, someone in another group told me this
> was the best diabetes group and I hope it's all right to post in here
> even though I'm not in the UK, I'm a Southern gal from the US.
> Diabetes seems to know no boundaries, so I thought I'd skip a few too.
> All of the ppl. online I know from the UK are always so kind and
> accepting, I figured ya'll would be too.
>
> I was just diagnosed a couple of weeks ago, because of some spider
> bites on my ankles that wouldn't heal. I'm female, about 10-15 lbs
> heavier than I should be, and turned 50 the same day I was diagnosed.
> Two days ago, I had to go to a wound care center and have the wounds
> "cut out." the memory is haunting. I'm couch bound and on
> the mend now.
>
> My diagnosing Dr. was not very helpful. My avg. blood sugar for 2-3
> months was 152. He diagnosed me, wrote me an RX for a meter, strips ...
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Author: Robert MilesRobert Miles
Date: Aug 17, 2008 16:36
"TheBabysitter" wrote in message
news:besfa4le8a51kktou58etquv1eg80ar4rt@4ax.com...> Hello All
>
> First of all I'd like to say, someone in another group told me this
> was the best diabetes group and I hope it's all right to post in here
> even though I'm not in the UK, I'm a Southern gal from the US.
> Diabetes seems to know no boundaries, so I thought I'd skip a few too.
> All of the ppl. online I know from the UK are always so kind and
> accepting, I figured ya'll would be too.
>
> I was just diagnosed a couple of weeks ago, because of some spider
> bites on my ankles that wouldn't heal. I'm female, about 10-15 lbs
> heavier than I should be, and turned 50 the same day I was diagnosed.
> Two days ago, I had to go to a wound care center and have the wounds
> "cut out." the memory is haunting. I'm couch bound and on
> the mend now.
>
> My diagnosing Dr. was not very helpful. My avg. blood sugar for 2-3
> months was 152. He diagnosed me, wrote me an RX for a meter, strips ...
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Author: Tiger_LilyTiger_Lily
Date: Aug 17, 2008 09:11
TheBabysitter wrote:
> Hello All
>
> First of all I'd like to say, someone in another group told me this
> was the best diabetes group and I hope it's all right to post in here
> even though I'm not in the UK, I'm a Southern gal from the US.
> Diabetes seems to know no boundaries, so I thought I'd skip a few too.
> All of the ppl. online I know from the UK are always so kind and
> accepting, I figured ya'll would be too.
>
> I was just diagnosed a couple of weeks ago, because of some spider
> bites on my ankles that wouldn't heal. I'm female, about 10-15 lbs
> heavier than I should be, and turned 50 the same day I was diagnosed.
> Two days ago, I had to go to a wound care center and have the wounds
> "cut out." the memory is haunting. I'm couch bound and on
> the mend now.
>
> My diagnosing Dr. was not very helpful. My avg. blood sugar for 2-3
> months was 152. He diagnosed me, wrote me an RX for a meter, strips
> and lancets , told me to try to control my blood ...
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Author: Peter CPeter C
Date: Aug 17, 2008 04:19
"TheBabysitter" wrote in message
news:besfa4le8a51kktou58etquv1eg80ar4rt@4ax.com...> Hello All
>
> First of all I'd like to say, someone in another group told me this
> was the best diabetes group and I hope it's all right to post in here
> even though I'm not in the UK, I'm a Southern gal from the US.
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Author: DaveDave
Date: Aug 15, 2008 03:37
Please ignore any duplicate postings I make (mouse needs fixing). :(
--
DaveT T1
Basal Beef Lente
Bolus Humalog as required.
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Author: Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhDAndrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
Date: Aug 14, 2008 10:48
>
> Lo carb is a legit item and may be used to advantage by some.
>
> Like most things posted it is controversal and will be challenged.
>
> Why do some get so upset by the many things posted and seem
> to have self doubt.
>
> If it works for you, use it and report in an unemotional
> way what you find.
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Author: paul.swinburnpaul.swinburn
Date: Aug 13, 2008 02:46
Hi there,
I am writing on behalf of Oxford Outcomes, a research company that is
embarking on a project looking at the life experiences of people with
type 1 diabetes in the UK. We have consulted with medical experts and
conducted a review of academic literature in the area and now wish to
get first hand accounts from individuals with experience of the
condition.
At present, we are looking to speak to a couple of parents of
teenagers with type 1 diabetes and a couple of parents of children
(aged 8-12) with diabetes. We would like to hold interviews lasting
between 25 and 45 minutes by telephone, and would be willing to
compensate people for their time (or make a similar donation to your
organization). If you think this sounds like something your members
would be interested in, then please forward my email address (or they
can speak to me directly on 01865 324930).
Thanks for your time.
Paul
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