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I lost weight at first and got the fasting number down close to 100 and was quite pleased but woke up every morning nauseated. Then it was at 109 for a while. After my back surgery and no exercise, it climbed to the 120's and has settled at 125 which does not please me, but the doctors think it is just fine because I am below 7 on my AIC. I would like to be back at 6.2 but need to be exercising more now that I am feeling better from my fractured shoulder injury. I didn't garden this summer at all. I got some things planted and then had to let the weeds grow. I hired a high school boy who didn't last long. I gave up and went to therapy the rest of the summer. If I am going to live long I need to keep the numbers low. I am already wearing hearing aids and have a fat middle.
My eyes are o.k. but have declined, of course. I like to sew, play the piano, and read. I would like to write a couple of books. I must not let up. Dorisena

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The number one reason I gave up on sugar is that it has no nutritional value for your good health. Yes, it is calories, but they don't do you any good except to keep your brain running in an emergency when it is out of sugar. Why not eat all the food that is known to have benefits for the body's growth and good health? Might as well eat grass. Well, that is for cows, but then they can make their own protein and have several stomachs. After raising livestock for eating and for potential profit living on the farm, I understand the wisdom of eating what is best for my body. Except that I am not going off to market. My granddaughters ate well for athletics. Now they are adults and continue to eat well as a habit. One granddaughter had a cancerous growth called a Spitz tumor removed at age five. So she learned she needed to eat lots of fresh fruit for the antioxidants. It costs to feed her but she is worth it. I keep trying to remind her about eating fruits in season instead of so much imported. We decided to not worry about the expense in favor of good health. Dorisena