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My 7 Bad Habits
Gracie
Friday, October 10, 2008 at 02:24 PMre: My 7 Bad Habits
Cherise Shockley
Friday, October 10, 2008 at 08:39 PM5.3 that's awesome! I cut reese's out about a week ago...lol it's not a hard thing to do:) I for some reason I went through a Reese's spell; I am glad that's the only candy I do like. I am bad about preaching I am getting better. I offer my opinion only when asked. I do provide websites for people if they ask.
re: re: My 7 Bad Habits
Gracie
Friday, October 10, 2008 at 08:44 PMThanks! I have told people when they ask how I can resist candy, "It's easy, I love my toes, on my feet. Keeping my BGLS under control is one thing I can do to keep them there". I have known too many diabetics who have died by inches, I'm going to do all I can to make sure that doesn't happen to me.
Hugs,
G
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7 Bad Habits
shastadiabetes
Thursday, December 04, 2008 at 03:12 PMLets rephase it. To, The 7 Death Wishes. and to make it worse, it is going to be a long painfull death if you don't get a grip on Diabetes. Visit http:/www.myspace.com/43yrsjuvenilediabeticlife and see if you can get an image of whats waiting for you when 7 bad habits take there toll. Don't get scared , get real.
Hope this helps, have a happy Holiday season and be Diabetic Good.
re: 7 Bad Habits
Cherise Shockley
Thursday, December 11, 2008 at 10:51 PMI have my diabetes controlled. I am sorry if you don't think I do but I am a great patient and I take GREAT care of myself.
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Anonymous
Thursday, December 11, 2008 at 07:14 PMIt is not easy to be Diabetic but it is a lot harder to live with the consequences. I have been fortunate to have a wonderful medical team and they have really helped me keep my a1c at about 5.0.
I get really frustrated at people who have had family members lose limbs, sight etc and still don't take diabeties seriously.
brh
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Hi!
I don't have sweets or carby snacks, don't eat them, don't want them. Easier to stay on track, and keep levels down to near 'normal' . About the only 1 we share is the preaching, and I too am trying to do better. If asked ( how much time to do you have?) I will gladly explain how I keep my A1C at 5.3, but since I don't like to be nagged at I'm sure others don't so I'm trying to hush when I see a diabetic friend put M & M's in her mouth. But it's hard!
Hugs,
Gracie