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Old 05-20-2007, 07:04 AM #9
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Default Positive attitude helps
We are all fortunate in a way , we have a world of info at our fingertips in our PC. Check out the glycemic index and educate yourself on your diet. Dump those bad carbs! , portion control ,and test to see how foods affect your readings. It aint easy ,but if others can do it so can you. If you are diabetic , it isnt the end of the world.
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