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Pastelpainter commented on Fenderstratocaster's blog post 'sugar ot of control with stress'Posted on January 7, 2012 at 2:48pm 9 Comments 0 Likes
Hey there,
Just wondering if anyone else finds that their BG levels go through the roof when stressed out.
ive recently started on insulin after after a really bad time in my life and was wondering if anyone else had the same problem. now im lovin my life again and chilled again, is this a temp body reaction and will i be able to go back to tabs?
Id love to here comments from anyone whos been through the same.
Thanks and happy new year :-)
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Linda G said…
acidrock23 said… One of my buddies (http://posterchildren.com/) has a 1978-ish Squier Strat, apparently when Fender shut down in the USA and shipped gear to Japan, some of the Squier models were basically like the USA Strats? It's a nice guitar but, then again, I don't recall meeting too many guitars I didn't like?
acidrock23 said… I saw your name in that thread. I don't have a Strat but a Tele and an LP and a Jazz Bass. I just got rid of a couple of ridiculous tube amps I couldn't conceive a need for any more and replaced the w/ a Vox VT120 that is a lot more practical and weighs like 30 lbs less should I lug it anywhere. I like your tattoo too. I have one on each arm. I'm not sure about the back as it would be frustrating not to be able to see it. That's a cool design though.

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