Category: Websites

See, another one complaining about food in relation to blood sugars.

Scott’s Diabetes Journal

Blood Sugars, Highs & Lows

Here’s another pumper — not sure who she is — wonder if she’s on insulin pumpers.

Pumplandia

Not sure of what type, etc. but here is another diabetes blogger.

Diabetes Mine

New & Exciting! The Patient-Pundit Goes Live

DB’s Medical Rants ? Comparing drug pricing

Interesting, told me that 80 mg of Zocor runs around $100.00 a month, and that mail order it’s around $86.00

I’m not sure what problems RCentor is having, but I didn’t have any trouble

RemedyFind.com

I’m not sure how long this has been around. I’ve done a few ratings myself, and it might be a good resource for someone who is exploring choices.

I rarely have had choices presented to me with enough time to make a really informed decision.

If you have diabetes and are traveling, see these websites to make sure you are prepared:
Here are the places to go:


ADA Website (general tips)


ADA Website (Specifically on flying):


TSA Website on Diabetes

I decided to add Google Adsense to the right. I do have a lot of regular readers, since I occasionally get email or IM comments on the site.

Please click on and follow the links if they look interesting, so far the ads I’ve seen look reasonable.

Daily Palm, views & rants updated multiple times a day

I just sent them a User Thought, even though the case company doesn’t have a Treo case yet, and I need another Palm like I need another hole in my head….

But it’s a fun little article about addictions.

Interesting blog. We’ve got a bit in common, I am doing an online — almost virtual master’s. We have to meet face-to-face before each test, which actually helps.

I’ve had border collies. There is one thing that border collies are not capable of herding. BEAGLES! The beagles bite them on the dew claw when they get too obnoxious. Got to feel like getting your finger slammed in a car door, the way the poor BC’s reacted.

Unfortunately only one of the BC’s was a good dog. However, I even ended up sending him off after drug dog training to be a drug dog. For a while, he was partnered with TWO officers and worked TWO shifts. Yeah, they are that intense.

The second BC had idopathic epilepsy and ended up going into statis. I didn’t realize that happened to people too, but we lost a student that way this year.

And the third BC was a mismatched rescue. He’s in a good home now, and doing very well in agility.

I seriously doubt that I’ll be getting another border collie. Just too much dog. Besides, I like my beagles.

As Obesity Surgeries Soar, So Do Safety, Cost Concerns (washingtonpost.com)

I do have a friend who is recovering from surgery and I saw her yesterday. She is looking good, is definately losing weight. She was complaining of low energy level though.