I think if we get enough interest and plan different things we can keep the interest for the members. There is also strength in numbers. We can help each other with day to day issues and/or problems. People also seem to relate to the people that are going through the same things they are. I really hope we can get this going because we are the forgotten group (adults with IDDM) and even though I am an RN and work in diabetes research I still learn new things from people that have diabetes. I just think a city this size we should find enough people interested to get this going.

Margaret, We are talking about how we can get a support group for adult type 1 diabetics in San Antonio. The JDRF has one but they are mostly children. I think thats great but as adults we face very different challenges. I will be happy to update you if you have any intrest in this.

Hi, Margaret, what a lovely page and beautiful pictures you have. Welcome to TuDiabetes. I hope that you are enjoying becoming a part of the community. I love those quilts. They are beautiful!


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I saw your horse pictures and had to stop by and say how beautiful they are! I've been riding off and on since I was little. Haven't been able to in the last year much and miss it terribly. Spent a week last summer riding and camping in New Mexico, but since I'm still in school it's hard to find time. Hope you are having a good week! Oh there is also a horse group on here ... http://tudiabetes.com/group/horselovingdiabetics

Good Morning Margaret, I know Mimosa Grill well. They have been customers for a long time. I used to know Tom Sasser when I was making regular deliveries to Mimosa. Have not seen him in a while though. Judges BBQ! My mouth waters thinking about it.
Have a great day. Sam

Hi Margaret, I work for a bakery(sales) so I never make bread. But I have in the past and yes I made bread with beer. It was very good. I also used to work for a brewery. One of the worst jobs I ever had because one of my duties was emptying and cleaning kegs for refills. It never failed to amaze me the number of 3/4 full kegs being returned, which I had to empty down the drain...sooo sad. Now we always have good fresh bread in the house. Of course there is always beer in the house too. Fluid bread,yes?
I do know Morganton well. Haven't been up that way in a while, but do remember a great barbeque place on the river.
p.s. I love your quilt photos. We have one that my grandmother made and one that my mother made. They are on the bed whenever the weather gets cool and the absolute best way to get warm.

thank you