Diabetes has struck.

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eniam rognab
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Re: Diabetes has struck.

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JazzGuitarGimp wrote:Jerry, Could I ask you to please bow-out of this discussion? If you need to be correct in Billyz's eyes, then PLEASE send him a PRIVATE message to set him straight.

Many thanks,
Lou
what do think this is supposed to be all about you? :lol:

hope all is well lou, youre doing awesome!!
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Re: Diabetes has struck.

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Hi All,

I thought I'd post a quick update.

In the last three months, I have lost 43 lbs and 6" off my waist. But more importantly, here are my 7-, 14- and 30-day blood glucose averages, according to my meter:

7 Days: 94
14 Days: 98
30 Days: 104

99 is considered the highest non-diebetic reading.

Back in February, I was prescribed Metformin HCL 500mg, two times per day. Since the beginning, I have only been taking one per day. I guess I am just a rebel at heart. :-) But seriously, I want to get off this medication as well as the other two I am currently taking, and my glucose readings are well within normal while taking only one per day.

I am up to 40 minutes a day on the treadmill (brisk walk). My wife and I are doing power yoga three days per week - and, we've started riding our bicycles every few days. I've got about 93 more pounds to lose, but I am feeling so much better already.

Thank you for all your well-wishes. It means a lot to me.
Lou
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Woo-Hoo! Great progress, and keep it up Lou!
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Re: Diabetes has struck.

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All right Lou ! Kick that diabetes right in the nuts :)
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Excellent news! Keep up the good work! 8)
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Re: Diabetes has struck.

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Lou, that's awesome. Glad to hear you have real results to show for your efforts.
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Awesome Lou. Keep kicking ass.
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Congrats Lou!

Keep up the good work.

Your heart and the rest will thank you with a long life. :D
Tom

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Re: Diabetes has struck.

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Great job Lou, keep it up! But I have to ask, what exactly is "power yoga"? Sitting in one spot with determination? :lol:
--Jim

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Re: Diabetes has struck.

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gui_tarzan wrote:Great job Lou, keep it up! But I have to ask, what exactly is "power yoga"? Sitting in one spot with determination? :lol:
Ha! http://ddpyoga.com

And thanks (again) for everyone's words of encouragement...
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