Anniversary
Just celebrated 10 yrs of marriage with my wife yesterday. Thinking back the all the things that have changed Hair, Weight, Kids. the only thing that didn't come up was diabetes. One of the biggest changes in our lives has become so second nature with the testing and the diet that we have completely forgotten about it. BTW my sugars are 123 and below and even though the weight loss has slowed I feel great. Thank the lord for the blessings and trials he puts us through.
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Comment by Teena on May 27, 2010 at 7:05am -
Congratulations to you and your wife for your 10th year wedding anniversary! Wish you all the best.
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Comment by Les on May 27, 2010 at 7:08pm -
Congratulations on 10. your comments suggest that you and your family are managing well. May you have many, many more happy ones.,
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