"Dearest AR---I just got a huge dump of posts from TuD in my Inbox---some of them a month or more old---Ning Gone Wild, apparently! Thanks for understanding. A young garden helper recently had re-shaped the ancient rhoddie tree that is framed by my…"
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Diabetic Mind... explore it?!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Shawnmarie Apr 19. 103 Replies 0 Likes
Novolog Pen... not going to believe this one!?!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kari Oct 7, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
HELP 18 days (NJ Medical Insurance)???
Started this discussion. Last reply by christy Sep 25, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
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Elgar replied to Stuart's discussion 'Yes or No: cured in your lifetime?'"YES!
Much much more money in a cure and preventive vaccine. Yes - it's probably the only solution to reducing health costs in government
and yes would you rather be a company selling test strips to people with Type 1 or selling a vaccine to…"
Stuart replied to Stuart's discussion 'Martial Arts'"Hello Shane:
In the middle of the night, a long time ago, I was a victim of TIGER GUNG-FU wearing my pump.
Late spring, early summer in the middle of the night 2-3am somewhere I woke with the most intense sharp pain I'd ever felt..
My 10 pound…"
Stuart replied to Stuart's discussion 'Martial Arts'"Hello ACidrock123:
Like practicing outside too, never was a fan of the gawking crowds that often gather though ; ).
Stuart"
Stuart replied to Stuart's discussion 'Martial Arts'"Hello Judith:
Having relearned how to walk myself, not long enough ago... you have my deepest admiration. Not fun memories those....Pushing is good, please just be careful, injury on top of surgery is not fun.
Ive forgotten remind me again which…"
Stuart replied to Stuart's discussion 'Martial Arts'"Hello Asma,
No need to wait, thank you for contributing regardless!
Armor, meaning the Japanese "Bogu" :~D... if so that cuts down on the potential number of arts you might practice, big time!? If you mean the lite foam padding used by…"
Pattie replied to Stuart's discussion 'Yes or No: cured in your lifetime?'"I believe YES there will be a cure in my lifetime & I can not wait for my son, and everybody's child, live free."
"Just checked in again . Diabetic for 36 years about . When i became diabetic pumps were enoromus in comparsion and there were no home blood moitoring devices.Now my pump weighs very little it communicats with a sensor for my blood sugars,ok kind of…"
Brunetta replied to Stuart's discussion 'Yes or No: cured in your lifetime?'"Tom, we can befriend each other we can talk about this in a private message. Love to talk to you about Dr. Faustman's research.
God bless,Brunettsa"
"Hi Brunetta,
I think I've given Dr. Faustman about 3-4 gallons of my blood. I'm curious - do you know what the protocol is for the trial?
When I enrolled in the trial, I lived about 30 miles west of Boston, so it wasn't any big deal…"
Stoyan replied to Stuart's discussion 'Yes or No: cured in your lifetime?'"Unfortunately, although it would be great if a raw diet helped with something similar to a cure, we all know that we need the real thing, something we can rely on and feel confident that it really is a cure. Long-term, stable, and without further…"
Brunetta replied to Stuart's discussion 'Yes or No: cured in your lifetime?'"Second time I have answered the main focus of this thread.: I still have hope for a cure. I am an eternal optimist, anD though I do not advocate that every diabetic follow Robd's advice: He is not saying to forego insulin AT ALL. I am sure he…"
Tikicristi replied to Stuart's discussion 'Yes or No: cured in your lifetime?'"I know right? Sounds like he is almost peddling the videos and gets some kind of $$ from it. My original replies I tried to be nice, but after the conspiracies about all of us here must work for the pharma companies, I just gave up. I agree with…"
BadMoonT2 replied to Stuart's discussion 'Yes or No: cured in your lifetime?'"robd your description of how HFCS is made "you take corn and heat it very hot then press the juice out to create high fructose corn syrup" is incorrect.
From Wikipedia: "High-fructose corn syrup is produced by milling corn to produce…"
Judith replied to Stuart's discussion 'Yes or No: cured in your lifetime?'"One tries for politeness, so thank you, Abyssinian. I've no patience with robb's kind of mean-spirited proselytizing. There is always an ulterior motive and it is usually self-serving....."
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- March 1, 1969
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Comment Wall (45 comments)
- At 12:54pm on March 12, 2012,
nel said…
Hi Stuart ...thanks for commenting on the November 11 on my page ...I don't know the answer to your question " chi gung practice" ??? ; I did read on your page ,that you started a discussion about Martial Arts ...and plan to have a look :)
- At 1:01pm on October 2, 2011,
catlover said… - Stuart- Thanks for looking at Jack's pic. He is my 5 yo g-son and lives in CA. He really likes Kung Fu, and was proud to get his yellow belt.
- At 6:22pm on September 25, 2011, Brunetta said…
- Howdy Stuart. I am here and doing well. Just retired and LOVING IT!!! I hear you have been looking for me, I am great!! How are You? Still teaching the kiddies martial arts?
God Bless,
Brunetta
- At 2:02am on June 10, 2011,
Gerri said… - Thanks for the friend add.
- At 12:16am on June 10, 2011,
Teena said… - Hello Stuart. Its wonderful to have a new friend! Thank you =)
- At 12:40am on April 25, 2011,
Pastelpainter said… - Hi Stuart, see you're into martial arts too.
- At 8:13am on February 1, 2011, Brunetta said…
- whassup in Jersey, Stu?
- At 11:34am on January 4, 2011,
Daniel said… - Hi Stuart,
I'd be more than glad to discuss anything with you. Unfortunately I seem unable to recall the "alienation" issue of which I spoke; might you enlighten me?
Take care, Daniel.
- At 7:29pm on October 24, 2010,
Shawna lenee Brenner said… - gonna be there for him when all is well,that would not be true love.of course i cry about it from time to time...but i do it in private so that i dont stress him out or make him feel obligated to do something he doesnt want to.
- At 7:29pm on October 24, 2010, Shawna lenee Brenner said…
- helo stuart,
i thank you dearly for your help and advice.the only problem with everyones response is that,he isnt diabtic at all.and hasnt been diagnosed with any of these suggested problems.I often find myself wondering,does his sugars dip this way because of his weight?he is nearly 6'-2'' and only weighs 120...and he eats like a cow!!!when his sugars do this,i do not get mad and place blame on him,i dont even bring up the doctor issue,i simply get him something to raise it,run my fingers through his hair and re-assure him that im not mad and i dont blame him,and that everyone has problems and issues and that if i was only go
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