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Easier than I thought it would be

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Easier than I thought it would be
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jesse James Apr 18.

Need a One Touch Ultra Mini Data (USB) Cable
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephen Przepiora Jan 14.

 

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Charlie Evertz replied to PM Hutch's discussion 'Need a One Touch Ultra Mini Data (USB) Cable'
For a limited time One Touch is offering free cables to interface with thier new offering of One Touch Zoom https://www.onetouchzoom.com/cables
October 28
Bjorn Watland replied to PM Hutch's discussion 'Need a One Touch Ultra Mini Data (USB) Cable'
Thanks, Beowulf. That number worked like a charm. Free cable in 7 to 10 business days. It's a great way to keep someone loyal to a certain brand of meter.
July 23
Jesse James replied to PM Hutch's discussion 'Easier than I thought it would be'
It's very possible. I've seen significant weight loss and am controlling right now with diet, exercise and metformin. You're doing great.
April 17
irene replied to PM Hutch's discussion 'Easier than I thought it would be'
Hi, I think if you keep doing what you're doing, you'll keep succeeding. I did years ago, got off all meds., but fell off the wagon. So I'm back to square one again, but going to try and get off meds again by being more diligent and exercising. Do...
April 17
Jenny replied to PM Hutch's discussion 'Easier than I thought it would be'
I'm W-A-Y ahead of you on this. This is the ADAG formula which I built into a calculator last year. Blood Sugar 101 A1c Calculator. But it's still crap. These averages work for large populations, but individuals differ markedly and very consiste...
April 10
Yvonne replied to PM Hutch's discussion 'Easier than I thought it would be'
Thanks Jenny. Kudos to you for being the voice of reason. Raising an A1c is senseless because higher averages mean increasing the risks for complications. There is no upside to having a higher A1c.
April 10
Anna Kiff (FatCatAnna) replied to PM Hutch's discussion 'Easier than I thought it would be'
Yeah - I am right behind you there with your comment Jenny - about how doctors are about lower A1C's. Mine tends to be in the upper 5% and it's not because of having hypos (which sometimes can bring the A1C down - which isn't good). I wrote about ...
April 10
Kathy replied to PM Hutch's discussion 'Easier than I thought it would be'
Hi Hutch, Do not feel guilty for your success. I think it's great! Keep doing what you are and maybe you won't have to go through that much bad stuff. Take life one day at a time and be happy!
April 10

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Hometown (where you come from):
Rockford, IL
Do you have diabetes?
Yes
Type of diabetes
Type 2
Date diagnosed
December 1, 2008
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One Touch
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At 3:16pm on December 27, 2008, PM Hutch said…
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At 9:29pm on December 26, 2008, tracy said…
Phillip - welcome to tuDiabetes - it's great to have you join us!
At 4:40pm on December 26, 2008, Gerri said…
Hi Phillip,

Welcome to Tu D! Glad you found us. Lots of wonderful people here to share with & learn from.

When you have time, check out the new member guide. Click on "About Us" at the top of the page.
At 6:35am on December 24, 2008, Marie B said…
Hello, Phillip! I thought I'd stop by and say Hi. I hope you have a great holiday time!

You have a very interesting avatar. at first I thought it was the Pentagon. what does it mean?
At 3:00am on December 24, 2008, christina said…
Hi Phillip welcome to TuDiabetes
At 10:00pm on December 23, 2008, Sohair Abdel-Rahman said…
Merry Christmas to all of you
 
 

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