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At 7:32am on February 14, 2010, noor said…

At 7:49am on December 13, 2009, Asma said…
thank you,it's a ready template they have :)
At 12:52pm on December 12, 2009, Asma said…
thanks you :)
of course.it's not my real name,only a cartoon character that I liked her name
your profile photo is actually cool too :)
At 8:00am on December 9, 2009, Asma said…
thanks for the add :)
At 11:29pm on October 18, 2009, Tara Doddihal said…
Hey Karthik, thanks for the invite. Hope you are doing good.
At 1:31am on October 10, 2009, priya thind said…
Hiii im good u.
its good urs
At 9:32pm on October 6, 2009, priya thind said…
hiiiiiiii
At 2:07am on March 26, 2009, Ashish Virmani said…
hey Karthik. looks like you also got diagnosed last year ... how are you handling it so far? where r u from?
At 1:18am on March 19, 2009, magnolia f. lazaro said…
take care!!! =)
At 12:44am on March 14, 2009, deepali said…
Thanks for the Web deepali
At 12:44am on March 14, 2009, deepali said…
Thanks for the Web
At 12:44am on March 14, 2009, deepali said…
Thanks for the Web
At 6:23pm on February 27, 2009, Suzanne said…
OK I guess...I had a bad numbers day with no apparent reason so I am trying to shake the icky feeling (mental and physical) that come with a high sugar day. Hope you are feeling better than me today :)
At 4:26pm on February 19, 2009, noor said…
Hi Karthik,
i finished my exams,i'm very happy.

now,i'm having fun by dancing all the time.

And i'm righting some stories in Arabic..

what about you???
how are you doing???
At 1:46am on February 12, 2009, ankita chouksey said…
hows u karthik??
At 5:03pm on February 11, 2009, Suzanne said…
Since 1986....wow I can't believe I have been diabetic for over 20 years! Of course I was in denial for a long time and did not take care of myself. I am totally over that phase of my life and doing better every day!
At 7:02pm on February 10, 2009, Suzanne said…
Glad to have you as a buddy here!
At 2:10pm on February 7, 2009, Elizabeth said…
The world is smaller than it seems.
At 1:00pm on February 7, 2009, Teena said…
It's not so complicated. Through poor eating habits (grabbing fast food, processed foods, convenience foods, etc) I have become what I consider morbidly obese. I have changed my eating habits drastically to if it didn't grow that way or have a mother, I don't eat it. Whole grains only for complex carbs for energy, but don't go overboard with these. Nothing packaged or processed other than fat free dairy products or real butter. By changing these things and becoming active daily with some sort of exercise, I have normalized my bs numbers and have already dropped 5 lbs in about 2 weeks. By the time I drop 40-50 lbs, so long as I don't go overboard and stay away from processed sugars, I should be able to do the occasional splurg and not have to worry about it. I consider a splurg like battered mushrooms for an appitizer, pizza, or even every great once in a while a burger, basically your convenience foods. So overall, I have a long way to go with the weight loss, but health wise I'm doing pretty good. BS now normal, and I've never had blood pressure or cholesterol issues.
At 9:59am on February 6, 2009, Teena said…
It's the stage where your body acts like it's supposed to most of the time, but your bs has larger fluctuations, especially if you're not eating healthy or at regular intervals. ie: you eat something sugarie, your bs will spike, then crash down to too low. Or if you don't eat, like skipping breakfast, you can either hit a low where you're shaky, irritable, etc, or your liver can even dump hormones that releases glucose into your system, elevating you too high. It can all be easily controlled with just a proper diet.

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