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To: Ish who wrote (17999)	2/25/1999 10:13:00 PM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71178

Take care of that stuff, Ish. Going blind isn't the worst part. You can lose the use of your pecker. You can lose the use of your feet and legs. I can't say which is worse. I got scared, even though my sugar has always been normal, my doctor convinced me that I had insulin resistance, which is the precursor to adult onset diabetes, so I am taking glucophage. He also prescribed rezulin, but it makes me nauseated, and I won't take it. It has an unfortunate tendency to cause liver damage, and kill people, so I am not missing much, IMHO. (This is the same guy who doles out the Celebrex like it was a narcotic.) I lost a lot of weight on the glucophage, I am not eating anything with sugar, however. Well, as I posted to Penni, I intend to eat a turtle sundae tomorrow. Now that I have read your post, maybe I will just pop another lobster on the barbecue.