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Originally Posted by eskielover
My PA friend says diabetes is the silent killer. Had a friend who ended up in dialisis, then a kidney transplant, then heart valve replacement because of the damage done to her heart from the diabetis. It was sad to see her go through so much at the same age I was & end up suffering a fatal stroke in the end.
I hope you are able to get your blood sugar under control  I sure understand from others how difficult it is even when trying to eat right. |
Yes, I keep hearing more and more of the terrible things it can do. Blindness, amputations are some more things I don't want to get. My blood sugar was better today but it should be lower. It was low enough for where they want me at now but then I will have to go lower. For me it's hard to get used to eating salad type/veggies more. Maybe if I put lemon on them it will taste better. Had a yummy dinner tonight of pierogis--could have 3 of them. Had a sauce over them that was good. I still want to eat more and I've had enough for the day. I might be able to have a small snack of fruit later. Thank you for your post. Yesterday I was just a mess, feel like that a lot lately. Best to you. 
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