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Old 01-05-2012, 06:35 PM #20
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Oooh, how I love this site: Why, you ask? Because I was reading old posts and discovered how some folks were feeling nauseus/tired and how that related to their low blood sugar.
Since one of my dogs is a diabetic, I used her glucometer to give myself a blood test and it was a tad low (73). So...I finished the box of Christmas candy (2 pieces) and I feel better. So much for New Years resolutions

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