RE: Re: I KNOW I NEED A BUT KICKING!

[Guest guest]

Hello Harry,

I knew I could count on you to lend a hand. Between you, Nurse Pat and

myself I think we can actually " encourage " Mr Markie to get it back

together.

Pat, drag out some of your old heavy work shoes.

Cy, The (loving) Anasazi

From: blind-diabetics

[mailto:blind-diabetics ] On Behalf Of Harry Bates

Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 8:50 PM

To: blind-diabetics

Subject: Re: I KNOW I NEED A BUT KICKING!

Yep, Cy is right, and I will be glad to help him in the field goal

department. You most likely need to be on long-acting insulin like Lantus

and bolus insulin like Humalog, but if you are determined to lower your

glucose levels on diet and exercise alone, then you need to start eating all

the eggs you can handle. I hope you like fried eggs, scrambled eggs and

boiled eggs. Each egg contains plenty of nutrition, and you can probably

survive a very long time on just eating boiled eggs alone. The egg contains

hardly any carbs to talk about maybe one carb per egg. No bread at all on

this diet. To spice up things have a cucumber or some pickles. Maybe you

would prefer munching on some raw lettuce or raw cabbage. If you get

desperate for something more filling, then maybe a hunk of cheese will do.

After all cheese is low in carb content as well. Then if your glucose level

is 250 or there abouts, take a thirty minute walk. This will lower your

glucose level by 50 or sisty points, but the only way you can tell is by

using your best friend to help you, the glucose monitor. ly, I am lazy

and prefer injecting insulin with a syringe. The diet and exercise will not

work in the short run, but it will help a lot. The only way to know for sure

whether or not you are now an insulin dependent diabetic is to have a

C-peptide test. If your pancreas has given up the job of producing insulin,

then this test will tell the story. If you have medicare and or insurance,

the insulin should be covered with a co-pay of a minimal amount. Good luck

on your quest and now you know what to do. Glad to see you back in the fold,

Harry

[Guest guest]

Okay guys!! I was trying to be nice, but I can help with a frozen Canadian

boot!

Re: I KNOW I NEED A BUT KICKING!

Yep, Cy is right, and I will be glad to help him in the field goal

department. You most likely need to be on long-acting insulin like Lantus

and bolus insulin like Humalog, but if you are determined to lower your

glucose levels on diet and exercise alone, then you need to start eating

all

the eggs you can handle. I hope you like fried eggs, scrambled eggs and

boiled eggs. Each egg contains plenty of nutrition, and you can probably

survive a very long time on just eating boiled eggs alone. The egg

contains

hardly any carbs to talk about maybe one carb per egg. No bread at all on

this diet. To spice up things have a cucumber or some pickles. Maybe you

would prefer munching on some raw lettuce or raw cabbage. If you get

desperate for something more filling, then maybe a hunk of cheese will do.

After all cheese is low in carb content as well. Then if your glucose

level

is 250 or there abouts, take a thirty minute walk. This will lower your

glucose level by 50 or sisty points, but the only way you can tell is by

using your best friend to help you, the glucose monitor. ly, I am

lazy

and prefer injecting insulin with a syringe. The diet and exercise will

not

work in the short run, but it will help a lot. The only way to know for

sure

whether or not you are now an insulin dependent diabetic is to have a

C-peptide test. If your pancreas has given up the job of producing

insulin,

then this test will tell the story. If you have medicare and or insurance,

the insulin should be covered with a co-pay of a minimal amount. Good luck

on your quest and now you know what to do. Glad to see you back in the

fold,

Harry

[Guest guest]

Yes, boots with rocks in them. I don't know if my 130 pounds will put much

punch in those kicks!

_____

From: blind-diabetics

[mailto:blind-diabetics ] On Behalf Of Cy Selfridge

Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 7:52 PM

To: blind-diabetics

Subject: RE: Re: I KNOW I NEED A BUT KICKING!

Hello Harry,

I knew I could count on you to lend a hand. Between you, Nurse Pat and

myself I think we can actually " encourage " Mr Markie to get it back

together.

Pat, drag out some of your old heavy work shoes.

Cy, The (loving) Anasazi

From: blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com>

[mailto:blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf Of Harry Bates

Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 8:50 PM

To: blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Re: I KNOW I NEED A BUT KICKING!

Yep, Cy is right, and I will be glad to help him in the field goal

department. You most likely need to be on long-acting insulin like Lantus

and bolus insulin like Humalog, but if you are determined to lower your

glucose levels on diet and exercise alone, then you need to start eating all

the eggs you can handle. I hope you like fried eggs, scrambled eggs and

boiled eggs. Each egg contains plenty of nutrition, and you can probably

survive a very long time on just eating boiled eggs alone. The egg contains

hardly any carbs to talk about maybe one carb per egg. No bread at all on

this diet. To spice up things have a cucumber or some pickles. Maybe you

would prefer munching on some raw lettuce or raw cabbage. If you get

desperate for something more filling, then maybe a hunk of cheese will do.

After all cheese is low in carb content as well. Then if your glucose level

is 250 or there abouts, take a thirty minute walk. This will lower your

glucose level by 50 or sisty points, but the only way you can tell is by

using your best friend to help you, the glucose monitor. ly, I am lazy

and prefer injecting insulin with a syringe. The diet and exercise will not

work in the short run, but it will help a lot. The only way to know for sure

whether or not you are now an insulin dependent diabetic is to have a

C-peptide test. If your pancreas has given up the job of producing insulin,

then this test will tell the story. If you have medicare and or insurance,

the insulin should be covered with a co-pay of a minimal amount. Good luck

on your quest and now you know what to do. Glad to see you back in the fold,

Harry

[Guest guest]

Yes, boots with rocks in them. I don't know if my 130 pounds will put much

punch in those kicks!

_____

From: blind-diabetics

[mailto:blind-diabetics ] On Behalf Of Cy Selfridge

Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 7:52 PM

To: blind-diabetics

Subject: RE: Re: I KNOW I NEED A BUT KICKING!

Hello Harry,

I knew I could count on you to lend a hand. Between you, Nurse Pat and

myself I think we can actually " encourage " Mr Markie to get it back

together.

Pat, drag out some of your old heavy work shoes.

Cy, The (loving) Anasazi

From: blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com>

[mailto:blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf Of Harry Bates

Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 8:50 PM

To: blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Re: I KNOW I NEED A BUT KICKING!

Yep, Cy is right, and I will be glad to help him in the field goal

department. You most likely need to be on long-acting insulin like Lantus

and bolus insulin like Humalog, but if you are determined to lower your

glucose levels on diet and exercise alone, then you need to start eating all

the eggs you can handle. I hope you like fried eggs, scrambled eggs and

boiled eggs. Each egg contains plenty of nutrition, and you can probably

survive a very long time on just eating boiled eggs alone. The egg contains

hardly any carbs to talk about maybe one carb per egg. No bread at all on

this diet. To spice up things have a cucumber or some pickles. Maybe you

would prefer munching on some raw lettuce or raw cabbage. If you get

desperate for something more filling, then maybe a hunk of cheese will do.

After all cheese is low in carb content as well. Then if your glucose level

is 250 or there abouts, take a thirty minute walk. This will lower your

glucose level by 50 or sisty points, but the only way you can tell is by

using your best friend to help you, the glucose monitor. ly, I am lazy

and prefer injecting insulin with a syringe. The diet and exercise will not

work in the short run, but it will help a lot. The only way to know for sure

whether or not you are now an insulin dependent diabetic is to have a

C-peptide test. If your pancreas has given up the job of producing insulin,

then this test will tell the story. If you have medicare and or insurance,

the insulin should be covered with a co-pay of a minimal amount. Good luck

on your quest and now you know what to do. Glad to see you back in the fold,

Harry

[Guest guest]

Yes, boots with rocks in them. I don't know if my 130 pounds will put much

punch in those kicks!

_____

From: blind-diabetics

[mailto:blind-diabetics ] On Behalf Of Cy Selfridge

Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 7:52 PM

To: blind-diabetics

Subject: RE: Re: I KNOW I NEED A BUT KICKING!

Hello Harry,

I knew I could count on you to lend a hand. Between you, Nurse Pat and

myself I think we can actually " encourage " Mr Markie to get it back

together.

Pat, drag out some of your old heavy work shoes.

Cy, The (loving) Anasazi

From: blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com>

[mailto:blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf Of Harry Bates

Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 8:50 PM

To: blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Re: I KNOW I NEED A BUT KICKING!

Yep, Cy is right, and I will be glad to help him in the field goal

department. You most likely need to be on long-acting insulin like Lantus

and bolus insulin like Humalog, but if you are determined to lower your

glucose levels on diet and exercise alone, then you need to start eating all

the eggs you can handle. I hope you like fried eggs, scrambled eggs and

boiled eggs. Each egg contains plenty of nutrition, and you can probably

survive a very long time on just eating boiled eggs alone. The egg contains

hardly any carbs to talk about maybe one carb per egg. No bread at all on

this diet. To spice up things have a cucumber or some pickles. Maybe you

would prefer munching on some raw lettuce or raw cabbage. If you get

desperate for something more filling, then maybe a hunk of cheese will do.

After all cheese is low in carb content as well. Then if your glucose level

is 250 or there abouts, take a thirty minute walk. This will lower your

glucose level by 50 or sisty points, but the only way you can tell is by

using your best friend to help you, the glucose monitor. ly, I am lazy

and prefer injecting insulin with a syringe. The diet and exercise will not

work in the short run, but it will help a lot. The only way to know for sure

whether or not you are now an insulin dependent diabetic is to have a

C-peptide test. If your pancreas has given up the job of producing insulin,

then this test will tell the story. If you have medicare and or insurance,

the insulin should be covered with a co-pay of a minimal amount. Good luck

on your quest and now you know what to do. Glad to see you back in the fold,

Harry