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To: Justin C who wrote (47473)	2/24/2000 6:43:00 PM
From: Gauguin	Respond to of 71178

I'm certainly glad there's a forum where I can get on and say things like that last thing I said.

To: Justin C who wrote (47473)	2/24/2000 7:35:00 PM
From: Ish	Respond to of 71178

<<What blood sugar reading is your primary doctor basing a diabetes diagnosis on? I've been told the upper limit of normal is 120 first thing in the morning before eating and 160 one hour after eating.>> The one over 200. That was in the hospital when I had a stomach problem and haden't eaten for several days. It was over 200. Next one was 115 after eating a large steak, fried potatoes and drinking a quart of booze mixed with 4 cans of Coke. Nurse said there was a problem as it should be higher. I've had test after test even after I quit taking any medicine and they have always been in the lower range of normal. Same with the other dealie. Over 400 one day and 195 3 months later with no change in diet or medicine. Someone goofed.