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You know what to do. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand, GO!
A Mc sighting
You little old lurker you.
Was she actually here, or was that just a copied post by Laurel?
*sobs* But the history is gone! Oh, the inhumanity.
We have history?
And I didn't even know so I could study.
I never thought the old blurts were truly isolated, anyhow.
We have history?
And I didn't even know so I could study.
I never thought the old blurts were truly isolated, anyhow.
And chemistry, and sometimes math.
Dammit... nobody told me there would be math!
A Mc sighting
You little old lurker you.
There's lurking, and then there's lurking. Mostly I just have this 6th sense that tells me when to show up. <cough, cough>
I'm blurting this because it's beautiful, and I want to put it out there into the universe:
The more closely we analyze what we consider "sexy," the more clearly we will understand that eroticism is the feeling of excitement we experience at finding another human being who shares our values and our sense of the meaning of existence. –Alain de Botton
Dammit... nobody told me there would be math!
I've just returned from my first visit to the Diabetes specialist.
For the last few weeks I've been jabbing holes in my fingers four times a day to get blood test results and reviewing them. I changed WHEN I took my tablets because of a pattern emerging and that lowered the level, not enough, but to more reasonable levels.
She was surprised when I produced a printout of my results with exact timings, and comments about unusual events against some readings. She was impressed to be given a printout of my current medication, including when it was last changed.
I gave her more information than the doctor had included on his referral.
I can now jab holes in my fingers TWO times a day for the next two months when I will return for a further assessment. If I continue the improvement I can probably stay on tablets for maybe a year before switching to injecting insulin.
My bloody fingers are crossed!
I've just returned from my first visit to the Diabetes specialist.
For the last few weeks I've been jabbing holes in my fingers four times a day to get blood test results and reviewing them. I changed WHEN I took my tablets because of a pattern emerging and that lowered the level, not enough, but to more reasonable levels.
She was surprised when I produced a printout of my results with exact timings, and comments about unusual events against some readings. She was impressed to be given a printout of my current medication, including when it was last changed.
I gave her more information than the doctor had included on his referral.
My bloody fingers are crossed!