About Dave
My name is Dave Miller and and I have had diabetes since 1996. I am 37 years old and live in Louisville, KY and like many others, deal with diabetes on a day to day basis.
The Diagnoses in 1996
I was diagnosed by chance (thank goodness!). My wife forced me to visit a doctor prior to going on a camping trip in the Rocky Mountains. I was having symptoms of leg cramps, rapid weight-loss, cuts that would not heal, and a thirst that I just could not quench. Much to my surprise when I visited the doctor for testing, I was sent directly to the emergency room. My blood sugar was about 550ml, and from that point forward I have been a Type I Diabetic.
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Comment by C Irons on June 16, 2007 at 2:13pm -
Thanks goodness for a good wife - they notice stuff way before we do usually.
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