What does one meter say to another???

 

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More diabetes jokes please!!!!!

Stuart

 

 

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LOL...I like that =)
I had to stop my husband when he called me Sweet Pea once!
Puns... gotta love em! More jokes, MORE, MORE!!!!

Stuart
this was in a book a read:
the patient was told he would have to start injecting insulin, the doc brought out the orange,vial,needle for him to test on. The doc showed him how to inject on the orange, "see it's easy". A couple weeks later the patient came back, the doc looked at this high readings it asked him if he was injecting? He said "yeah i inject the orange with insulin and then eat it, and just so you know i'm getting tired of eating oranges." har har har

A women was driving her car to the mall to get her friend a present when a low came on, but she didn't notice. Next thing she knows she wakes up in the hospital, she asked her husband what happened? He said they found a recipt in your purse for a banana hangar. But she had no recollection of going in the store and wasn't even aware banana hangars existed

Splenda sales are up because Chuck norris has no equal

Why did the diabetic cross the road?
to stumble to the other side to fix his low at the bakery (i made this one up ha)
Some language in this picture, but... I think we've all been there, and it cracks me up every time I have a high or a low:

http://www.diabetesmine.com/images/2007/12/21/shh_meter_2.jpg
Ha
what does a vampire have in his tea?
Blood sugar!

Oh my.... THAT IS BAAAAAAAAD (and I love it)

 

Stuart

 

what is the most inappropriate thing you could sing in a diabetes clinic? Sugar, ah honey honey

Anyone have new diabetic jokes <ggg>?

 

Stuart

How about the new FDA nutrition guidelines?
If being High has nothing to do with youthful folly or illegal substances. You might be a diabetic.

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