Hello! How Do You Do, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you Cinderfella... Best Wishes NOW....and for the rest of the year! Have a GREAT "ME" DAY :)
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Grr, Another blank comment. You can tell I don't hang out here much. Sorry you can't use the rowing machine, but I'll be able to sell it. Hope you find some other way to exercise; personally I think its critical to keeping healthy as a T1, though I don't have anything to prove it. (Plus it makes you feel better). Good luck.
Sorry, blank comment. I don't use this board any more, but saw your post about breaking your leg and needing exercise. I grew up in Belmont and live close by. If you are able to exercise your leg, and are just afraid of falling, then a rowing machine may be a perfect exercise for you. No chance of falling and you get excecllent full-body workout (legs, arms, back, abs, etc). I started rowing in college and have kept at it ever since. It is excellent exercise. Anyway, I have a spare rowing machine that you could have (free) if you think it would be useful. It is a Concept2, which is the best rowing machine available, though it is an older model. But it works perfectly. It is the kind they have in all the health clubs. So if you think you could use it, please respond back. I live close enough that I could easily drop it off. p.s. I've had T1 for 37 years.
Greetings, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY Cinderfella.....
Best Wishes on your Special Day....and on the next 364 days!
How's it all going? Do you have any questions or comments?
Hi Cinderfella, I am so glad that I found this site too. I was really feeling awful about my health but the support has been awesome and I have learned so much in such a little time. I am really appreciative of what you and DC said because it helped me to look for the things that I could change to help make me feel better. My BS has impoved greatly just from following the advice that I found here and I have been reading and reading to learn as much as I can. I too am thankful for the wonderful people that I have met. Glad to meet you too! I am the only one in my family with diabetes allso and it is good to have others to point me in the right direction when I falter. Thanks again.
Welcome home Cinderfella! Here, we MAKE music!!............
Take a peek at some the groups when you get a chance. Just go to the top of your page, and click on "Groups". Once in, you can either peruse the wide array of available groups....or simply type a specific interest in the space provided. Take in some of the blogs/discussions as well.
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Hope you find the support and information you came looking for. Here are a few useful links to get you on your way: http://www.tudiabetes.org/group/minimedparadigmusers http://www.tudiabetes.org/notes/New_Member_Guide
and I also wanted to invite you to enter your A1c through the TuAnalyze application: http://www.tudiabetes.org/profiles/profile/apps
so we can light up Colorado on the TuAnalyze map: http://www.tuanalyze.org
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Take care....and keep in touch!
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I hope you'll be able to make this event tomorrow with retina specialist Dr Wong
http://www.tudiabetes.org/events/live-interview-with-retina-specialist-randall-wong-md
let me know if you have any questions.
You are a featured member!!! BRAVA Cinderfella!!
Best Wishes NOW....and for the rest of the year!
Have a GREAT "ME" DAY :)
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Hey, why don't you come join us in the TuD chat room?
You'll see us at the bottom of the home page.
We have a great time getting to know each other, sharing info and lots of laughs :)
It's on right now!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Happy,Happy Birthday,Cinderfella. I wish for you a most wonderful day. ENJOY!!!
Grr, Another blank comment. You can tell I don't hang out here much. Sorry you can't use the rowing machine, but I'll be able to sell it. Hope you find some other way to exercise; personally I think its critical to keeping healthy as a T1, though I don't have anything to prove it. (Plus it makes you feel better). Good luck.
Sorry, blank comment. I don't use this board any more, but saw your post about breaking your leg and needing exercise. I grew up in Belmont and live close by. If you are able to exercise your leg, and are just afraid of falling, then a rowing machine may be a perfect exercise for you. No chance of falling and you get excecllent full-body workout (legs, arms, back, abs, etc). I started rowing in college and have kept at it ever since. It is excellent exercise. Anyway, I have a spare rowing machine that you could have (free) if you think it would be useful. It is a Concept2, which is the best rowing machine available, though it is an older model. But it works perfectly. It is the kind they have in all the health clubs. So if you think you could use it, please respond back. I live close enough that I could easily drop it off. p.s. I've had T1 for 37 years.
You have helped me so much....thank you. xo
Hi! Absolutely, feel free to ask anything (really, I am pretty open about answering any questions). I hope you are enjoying the holidays so far.
Thank You so very much for your message regarding the vitrectomy. It is what I needed to hear and know. xo
Best Wishes on your Special Day....and on the next 364 days!
How's it all going? Do you have any questions or comments?
Welcome home Cinderfella! Here, we MAKE music!!............
Take a peek at some the groups when you get a chance. Just go to the top of your page, and click on "Groups". Once in, you can either peruse the wide array of available groups....or simply type a specific interest in the space provided. Take in some of the blogs/discussions as well.
-----------------------------------------
Hope you find the support and information you came looking for. Here are a few useful links to get you on your way:
http://www.tudiabetes.org/group/minimedparadigmusers
http://www.tudiabetes.org/notes/New_Member_Guide
and I also wanted to invite you to enter your A1c through the TuAnalyze application:
http://www.tudiabetes.org/profiles/profile/apps
so we can light up Colorado on the TuAnalyze map:
http://www.tuanalyze.org
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Take care....and keep in touch!
Here's a link to help our new member's get to know us betterhttp://www.tudiabetes.org/notes
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