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Hi, @retiredteacher. Good to hear from you. So sorry to hear about the algae in the water. Really hope they take up that issue and fix it for you and the others in your county. I can imagine that using bottled water all the time would be a big hassle.
Also hope your endo can provide some answers this visit to your morning high/afternoon drop blood reads. Really impressive, though, how much you seem to have taken charge of your own health and making tweaks as needed. You seem very self-aware with your diabetes in general.
I think other members would be interested in what you are saying about stress and its contribution to blood reads. How have you found stress affects your blood reads?
@retiredteacher I can't believe that they say it's harmless but they don't know what it is! I doubt many are drinking it, to me that is crazy. That's one advantage we have in a town without a water supply. Everyone has wells, and our water is wonderful. It comes from 700' down! There is a minimum lot size of 1.5 acres, we have more than 2, so that gives plenty of space for septic and water to be a distance from each other.
JK
Good to hear from you, @retiredteacher.
I can understand your concern regarding the water. Glad to hear that you are using the bottled water - good plan. It sounds like you have adopted a good attitude for dealing with the phenomena of "I am definitely not a spring chicken" as you put it. We all have to come to grips with that as we age! Have a good weekend.
Teresa