Re: The fight against Diabetes

On Jul 22, 6:08 pm, g...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Sun, 22 Jul 2007 14:00:24 -0700, "Cheri" <gserviceatinreachdotcom>
wrote:



g...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote in message

There are hundred of sites for diabetes. I generally use the
not for profit sites. We have had doctor post here and some were
very good. Some of our sick ran most of the off.

If they left because some questioned what they were saying...good
riddance, but other than Dr. Biggs who still posts in MHD, and Dr.
Chung who posts everywhere, I haven't seen doctors posting here before
being run off by "our sick," but I may have missed them...as they ran
past.

Cheri

Cheri, There were several that came here over the years. They
did not not post as a doctor. One was very informative to me.

He finally left when some challenged him so much.

He was a great help for me.

The sue birds and professional demeanor is a
factor. That sets the posting style for some
here now. A weak lawsuit still cost attorney\
fees for you.

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Teddy Rosenburgo et al.

Yep, I am a Physician. Yep, I see a lot of Diabetics. I have heard
some of these things from frustrated Diabetic patients over the years.
Its our fault (medical community) because we seem to be recycling and
reinventing the same therapies for Diabetics over and over again but
like I said, you have the power to change that. Just FYI, I seldom
prescribe Insulin for my Type 2 Diabetics. Don't panic. Our average
A1C is below 8, with some patients proudly surfing under 7. I do very
little but talk a lot to patients.

Fact is, DM is a disease that kills and unfortunately (or
fortunately), the power to wrap our hands around it lies in the
patient! Yes, the usual don't eat this or that, exercise like this or
like that, etc. Then we top it with some oversized pills and as if not
enough, a shot in the belly ot thigh up to 4 times per day. Did I
mention all that (maybe unnecessary) finger sticking? I would be
frustrated too. I admire your skepticism but I'm sorry to inform you
that I do not need to gain your trust before I can POST here! No, I do
NOT! I can only gain your trust by posting. You read, you judge, you
choose to trust (or not). Its like the guy who was left holding his
falling jaw while his friends went to get help. He started yelling,
threatening to drop the jaw if help didn't arrive early. Its totally
your decision.

Obviously, I am not a web designer and cannot control what happens to
the website (which is actually down as I type...cannot control
that ...or maybe I should get another webmaster?). The site was not
intended to be password-protected so that problem will be fixed.

And for the person touting the 'go daddy site' stuff, sorry to
disappoint you. Its not a parked page.

More to come. Keep shooting at me. I'll survive.



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