Comments on: Diabetes Day… http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/diabetes-day The Portland Acupuncture blog is a community resource to learn more about Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 01:31:20 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: קישורים | סינית בלוג http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/diabetes-day/comment-page-1#comment-593 קישורים | סינית בלוג Wed, 17 Dec 2008 15:08:38 +0000 http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/?p=112#comment-593 [...] יום המלחמה בסוכרת: ב- Potland Acupuncture Blog איימי מציינת את הסוכרת בסיפור אישי שנכתב ישירות מהלב. [...] [...] יום המלחמה בסוכרת: ב- Potland Acupuncture Blog איימי מציינת את הסוכרת בסיפור אישי שנכתב ישירות מהלב. [...]

]]> By: Meg http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/diabetes-day/comment-page-1#comment-222 Meg Mon, 02 Jun 2008 05:05:18 +0000 http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/?p=112#comment-222 Well, let me just say first and foremost that as 'Annie's' mom I think she is rather splendid! The actual normal bg for anyone of any age is 70-120. Anything over 120 and you are looking at making some changes! I can not say enough times that it is unimaginable that people actually see Type 2 coming and do nothing. I would give anything for my daughter to not have this disease and the complications that go with it. Take care of the body you got here with... There are no returns, exchanges, or second chances. We are 1500 shots and 2000 finger pricks into this thing they call "management." The biggest thing we have learned is that "Annie" is indeed one tough cookie! *Totally weird to call my kiddo by a different name by the way. *And do post the other picture.. I am too inept. Well, let me just say first and foremost that as ‘Annie’s’ mom I think she is rather splendid!

The actual normal bg for anyone of any age is 70-120. Anything over 120 and you are looking at making some changes!

I can not say enough times that it is unimaginable that people actually see Type 2 coming and do nothing. I would give anything for my daughter to not have this disease and the complications that go with it. Take care of the body you got here with… There are no returns, exchanges, or second chances.

We are 1500 shots and 2000 finger pricks into this thing they call “management.” The biggest thing we have learned is that “Annie” is indeed one tough cookie!

*Totally weird to call my kiddo by a different name by the way.

*And do post the other picture.. I am too inept.

]]> By: Amy http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/diabetes-day/comment-page-1#comment-218 Amy Fri, 30 May 2008 05:50:25 +0000 http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/?p=112#comment-218 Thanks for your comment, Jay! I'm glad that acupuncture worked for you (at least a little!), and that you were able to cut down on medication- that's always nice. Sometimes it takes a while to see results. I just think it's great you tried it! Annie is doing great- she certainly is a trooper! -amy Thanks for your comment, Jay! I’m glad that acupuncture worked for you (at least a little!), and that you were able to cut down on medication- that’s always nice. Sometimes it takes a while to see results. I just think it’s great you tried it!

Annie is doing great- she certainly is a trooper!
-amy

]]> By: Weekly Links | Chinese Medicine Notes http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/diabetes-day/comment-page-1#comment-216 Weekly Links | Chinese Medicine Notes Thu, 29 May 2008 18:55:05 +0000 http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/?p=112#comment-216 [...] Diabetes Day: Amy wrote another good post, this one straight from the heart about an important issue. Note it. [...] [...] Diabetes Day: Amy wrote another good post, this one straight from the heart about an important issue. Note it. [...]

]]> By: Jay Thompson http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/diabetes-day/comment-page-1#comment-214 Jay Thompson Thu, 29 May 2008 07:31:09 +0000 http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/?p=112#comment-214 Just stumbling through from Joel's blog... Lovely place you have here Amy! I tried acupuncture for about 4 months (for migraines). To be honest, going into it I thought it was a bunch of hooey. But the suffering was unbearable and I was willing to try anything. I was surprised at the efficacy of the treatments. Can't say it <i>cured</i> my headaches, but the frequency was clearly reduced, and it allowed me to cut down significantly on the ridiculous amounts of medication I was taking. Give my best to Annie, she sounds like a real trooper! Just stumbling through from Joel’s blog…

Lovely place you have here Amy!

I tried acupuncture for about 4 months (for migraines). To be honest, going into it I thought it was a bunch of hooey. But the suffering was unbearable and I was willing to try anything.

I was surprised at the efficacy of the treatments. Can’t say it cured my headaches, but the frequency was clearly reduced, and it allowed me to cut down significantly on the ridiculous amounts of medication I was taking.

Give my best to Annie, she sounds like a real trooper!

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