Thread: Live every day to the fullest

Dude, get that sugar under control as soon as possible. I was in a cast for 7 months due to bone issues with my Diabetes.....now wearing a double brace on my right foot........but I still got my foot. I am heading to Brewer in the morning to test run my new 20ft wareagle that I have had since late March.....so don't let it get you to the point that you have to not fish 6 months at a time. If you need a list of what not to do......give m a holler.

Best of luck to you sir!

Take care of that diabetes and keep the sugar under control. The shots are not that bad and you want even feel them. Be glad that is the only problem you got I have heart failure, diabetes and cancer survivor. I missed all of 2014 fishing because of various issues and that was tough. Take care of yourself.

I will add you to my personal and also Sunday School prayer lsit.

In our thoughts and prayers Bud, Some words of encouragement. My Dad has had diabetes for 20 years, he is 77 now and going strong and I am sure you with a medical background you have, you know what you need to do, to make sure you have a good long quality and healthy life. Yes it will be a pain, till you get ust to the routine, but you can still lead a great life and do the things your ust to doing. Stay the course buddy and maybe cut back on some of those red meats you kill every year. HAHA!!!!

You can do it ABH, at least with your background you know the drill. If you get complacent think about them girls of yours, that will get you back in line quick!

That's terrible news. I hate to hear that for you. Take care of yourself. This is not a death sentence. Prayers sent.

Chris

Sorry to hear that J.W. I see this multiple times every day as I am sure you do also. I am also sure that I don't have to tell you that the gold standard is "diet and exercise". I have seen folks that lost weight and got on an exercise regimen that weren't diabetic any more. As far as "living every day to the fullest", I think you hit the nail on the head there J.W.!

Sorry to hear that JW, my best friend was diagnosed several years ago. He changed his diet and started exercising and has avoided insulin for years. You'll do what's best, this won't hold you up. Hang in there.