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Old 12-11-2011, 08:29 PM #25
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Nobody even told me really what my sugar should be, alt. But yes, I took the insulin and didn't eat. So, I learned what low sugar is like.

L.Love thanks for the advise. I'll look into those books, and Hooshmand's is on his website, or in his book? I'll check it out!

Thanks again!

Pete
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