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Glutton goes on a diet and is cured of sleep apnea . Will Kate Horton go on a diet? (1 posts)
by tigerlilly@privacy.net.org.com - Last post on: 05-29-05 21:25
On 29 May 2005 11:03:35 -0700, in alt.support.sleep-disorder "Laureen" wrote: > I have a split night sleep study scheduled for Tuesday night to see if >I still need my CPAP! If I no longer need it I will have a brand new >CPAP for sale in here LOL!!! >Laureen >410/306/180 >gastric bypass ... (Read More)

Glucose Meter Problems Reported to FDA (1 posts)
by Gumbo - Last post on: 03-06-05 06:59
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00A2_01C52233.4192E6B0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Glucose Meter Problems Reported to FDA=20 Reports from BG monitor users to FDA reveal the most common proble... (Read More)

High Blood Sugar, As Well As Low, Slows the Mind (1 posts)
by Gumbo - Last post on: 01-15-05 05:43
High Blood Sugar, As Well As Low, Slows the Mind Virginia researchers say a temporary rise in blood sugar levels in people with diabetes can inhibit their ability to think quickly and solve problems. Dr. Daniel J. Cox stated that, "most people with diabetes are aware of problems when ... (Read More)

Re: A diabetic trying to get private medical insurance (3 posts)
by EZGoinDm - Last post on: 08-25-03 06:39
According to the ADA, in the States, only New York and Massachusets can NOT deny coverage based on pre-existing diabetes. The other alternatives are coverage through work, OR marriage to someone with coverage to acquire sposual coverage through THEIR insurance. That's all "I" could find in my... (Read More)