The medal boy!
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Permalink Reply by Johnben. on -
I have started a series of my expiences with 50-years of the struggle with diabetes. It was particularly tough before the glucose monitor came along. I will tell you about that also.
JB.
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Permalink Reply by SuFu, Ph.D. on -
Congratuation Johnben. Seeing that is really an inspiration to those of us who are recently dx and still living day to day and just concentrating on making it to one year, no less 5 or 10 years. I've enjoyed reading your blog and hopefully you will find the time again. I think stories like yours make great autobiographies.
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Permalink Reply by 870allamerican on -
Johnben, Glad to have you in our club. From another old timer!!!
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