Duuude. I can see it now. Your this little character that runs around. But you have to check sugar levels and take the correct insulin to get it within the right range. If you dont bad things happe...
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I looked on the back of an unsweetened cocoa powder container. It had a recipe for hot cocoa. I just changed out the sugar for splenda, only less, and it was YUMMY!!
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I would live a normal life. I would NOT think about what I was eating, but I dont think Id go nuts. Id just enjoy not having to think about it, and not having to feel guilty for eating a cookie. HAHA
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