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Old 07-12-2010, 08:38 PM #8
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Hi Melody.I stopped by to say hello ahd hope that you are doing much better with the TMJ and the Osteoarthritis. Please take care of the diabetes. it causes so many different problems in the body I believe that was one of reason I got a heart attack my sugar was not controlled for a long time which led to high blood pressure those two with a high stress level did it. A Doctor told me that when blood sugar is high the blood becomes thick and blood pressure goes up because the heart is not getting the blood it needs, in time this could lead to a heart attack.Take care.

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Dorian419, don't want to hijack this thread.

I'm PMng you.

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