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wooferstl

Regretting The Goodies

Oct 08, 2011 22:22

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flu shot, airport, physical, doctor's office, doctor, hotel, diabetes, sky club, concierge lounge

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maxauburn October 9 2011, 04:35:40 UTC

((BIG HUGS))

wooferstl October 11 2011, 02:22:26 UTC

*hugz*

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Re: Welcome to the club wooferstl October 11 2011, 02:20:42 UTC

yeah, i have to lose weight too. woofer sad.

andybr October 9 2011, 11:26:27 UTC

im having my lube job on tuesday. Its a bit easier going to a gay doctor - I don't like having to explain certain things to random doctors.

wooferstl October 11 2011, 02:22:06 UTC

the crazy thing is that Junior is straight! but i tell him about my dick sucking and getting fucked and other abuse. He's cool with it and appreciates my honesty (even if he thinks i'm crazy...which is a normal reaction LOL)

andybr October 12 2011, 09:30:00 UTC

oh damn. thats just elevated my fever hehehe

xanaducub October 9 2011, 14:20:16 UTC

Jeff, my husband, is on both of those meds too.

Also, both of those are on the Target $4 generic list, depending on the strength. You can get a 90 day supply for $10. For us, this is less expensive than going through the insurance plan.

wooferstl October 11 2011, 02:18:25 UTC

woof Will, thanx for the tip. Has he had any side-effects? Anything i should be concerned or on the look out for? So far i'm tolerating it ok, so that's a start. woofer is sad...

teddyb October 12 2011, 06:29:29 UTC

I'm on Gliclazide and Metformin, and my glucose level is fairly well controlled, but keep in mind that how much of your diet is sugars and carbs is only a part of the puzzle ( ... )

wooferstl October 12 2011, 11:41:25 UTC

thank You for the advice SIR, YOU make some good points. Yes, i need to get a meter...i'm just dreading sticking myself. Silly, eh? And yes, it's been rather stressy lately. In other words, just another day.

teddyb October 12 2011, 13:45:26 UTC

I really worried about the pin-prick thing, too, but I was surprised at how relatively painless and routine it became. I really hope you get a glucose meter soon. Having the feedback it provides is one of the most important factors in successfully managing your blood sugar levels.

I wish you success in managing this new chalenge, and if I can be of any help in sharing experiences and answering questions, I'm happy to do so. Like your many other friends, we want to have a helthy and happy Woofer around for a long, long time to come!