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I understand my present Vertigo could be a cause of Diabetic Neuropathy. Has anyone else had an experience with Vertigo? Is there the possibility that this is somehow related to Diabetes? CathyContinue
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Hi, I'm new and am looking for some support. I've been bottoming out my BG levels at 45. . . and reaching a top of 300. I have developed Neuropathy which isn't surprising and my RN Nutritionist,…Continue
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Hi , I hope to learn alot about my type 2 Diabetes here and hopefully help others. CathyContinue

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Black Llama replied to Cathy's discussion 'Vertigo'Posted on March 11, 2012 at 5:36pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Pam, I suffered three tragic accidents and developed chronic back pain. In muscle! It might sound simple but moist heat helped. I couldn't sleep like you have described. I went online to Thermal-On and ordered two moist heat pads which cover all my back at night. I put them in the Microwave and beep them 3 min. then sleep on warm moist heat all night. In the morning, pain is gone or subsided by half the amount I began with. I know this may not seem like much but I hope it helps. Later…
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MissKitka said… Hi Cathy,
Hope you are feeling better. I am fine now after the last month of crazy things which is nearly normal for a bipolar. I am hoping you are living with a new ragdoll kitteh by now. The perfect floppy cat. Miss Kitka always gets really squirmy when picked up, but still loves movie time at 9pm every night. She takes her place on the couch every night and has a good time watching whatever is on. She watches intently and stays till the credits are rolling then runs for the litter box ha ha !!!
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MissKitka said… Hi Cathy,
Here is a really fun British band called the Toy Dolls:
Don
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m7tPikH0UA
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Linda G said… By the way....you enter your comment by clicking on "Enter" on your key pad :)

Linda G said… Hey Cathy....I'm there now in the chat, if you care to join us!
I'm a cat lover....cats feature on many of my pics ♥

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Cathy said… Lots, Thank-you for your instruction. I am printing the instructions even now. This page ,I am on is new to me. I believe so anyhow I've found all kinds of your graphics here! Reallly cool! Wow the printer is really going to town. I better go stop it . Next onward to chat I hope. Cathy
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