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Jan 14

Start A Revolution

Posted by Chris on Jan 14, 2011 in Living Normally with Diabetes | 0 comments
I was hoping this new year would not start out as hectic as the old year ended, but that hasn’t been the case. I have still been on the go or working for about 12-15 hours throughout the day and it is still taking a big toll on my diabetes control. Over the last 3-4 months I have had only a handful of blood sugars under 200, that is not good at all. It is mainly due to lack of testing and eating out all the time and no exercise. Lately I have been eating better and getting as much exercise in as possible, but still not to the proper levels. Amanda and I will be moving to a new place...
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Jan 10

Weekend Camping Trip

Posted by Chris on Jan 10, 2011 in Living Normally with Diabetes | 0 comments
Happy Monday to everybody.  I went camping this weekend and had a pretty fun time.  I didn’t get to catch as many fish that I would have liked to, but I at least made it out onto a boat and went on a nice nature viewing ride through the Loxahatchee River in Florida.  We went to this place called Trapper Nelson’s, which is a very interesting story and place and I highly recommend it if you are ever in the area.  Other than that, there were the normal diabetes precautions to take while camping. I made sure that I packed enough supplies for the trip.  Normally, I go through a few...
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Jan 3

Back to Blogging

Posted by Chris on Jan 3, 2011 in Living Normally with Diabetes | 1 comment
Well, this sort of feels a little weird, logging into WordPress and posting something. If you were all wondering if I gave up on blogging, the answer is no. November was a very stressful month, especially with completing the NaBloPoMo. There were additional things that were just taking up all of my time, work, work, work, and a lot of plans on the weekends just did not allow me any time to relax and be stress free. So, I made a choice that in December I was not going to post anything or tweet at all and just take a breather and give myself that extra needed time. Unfortunately, there was...
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