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Your daughter has good reason to be concerned with all that medication you are taking. But you can get off of it if you are able to control your blood glucose level, which controls your diabetes. And the only way to do that is to lose weight. This is something that I have written a lot about here. Please read those articles!
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David Mendosa
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