Apropos community service news that parents might mention youngsters wondering why indulging in a holiday created by the food industrial complex has made them wobbly, tired and sad . . . Read more:
Metro man on a mission to connect diabetes patients to priceless resources
KANSAS CITY, Mo--- At just 10 years old, Caleb Scott doesn't suffer from diabetes, but knows first hand the effects it can have. "It runs in my family. My dad had diabetes but not anymore. But my grandmother, my great-grandfather, my great-grandmother, my aunt, my other aunt and my great-aunt, all have it," he said.
If you have the diabeetus have a talk with your Endo about the medication that strips yer pancreass of fatty build-up on the cells. It can allow the pancreass to produce insulin if it's not totally shot. I know a dude you knows a dude what got the diabeetus, he was doing 20 units after every meal. Now he's completely off insulin, still takes the daily long-term stuff, but with the v-somethingoranother his levels rise and settle back down at a regular rate. Also, get the bluedouche monitor with the arm sticker, much mo betta than stabbing your finger a bunch of times a day. Colloquialisms aside, be worth a convo.
ReplyDelete^^Or you can eat a salad you fat tubs of shit.
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