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Started this discussion. Last reply by Thomas Moore May 1, 2009.

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At 3:10 on September 14, 2009, Ethel Anne Murphy said…: Hi Clarence>>> Great to be here!!!!Love ur T-Shirt!!! Can u tell me how to get one???Also saw by ur photos that ur a member of the Lion's Club!!Well hello fellow Lion so pleased to meet you!!! I'm a member here in grand Bank,Newfoundland!! Bye now and take care, Ethel

At 10:24 on May 24, 2009, DRC.S.BUCH,MD said…: People who have no clear idea about Hardware and Software ARE confused about WHAT one should LOOK at a particular age.Usually in many the MIND is YOUNG but the BODY does NOT support but when both are good NUMERICAL age has NO meaning.YOU are as YOUNG as YOU THINK.This is for other persons to realise because you have already achieved it.
I have eldest Diabetic who had been 94 years old and was on Insulin for more than 30 years.The HIGHEST Fasting BG in my 26 year young patient was 1031 and he was due for a Liver Transplant but after controlling Diabetes ,he has NOT needed the transplant and is leading a good useful life!

Human body has unbelievable tolerance and people NNED to KNOW this to AVOID getting disappointed by mere Diagnosis of Diabetes.

Role Models like YOU are VERY USEFUL to BOTH-newly diagnosed and ongoing Diabetics.

Have a nice day and life full of Defeating Diabetes more and more.

Dr.C.S.Buch,MD

At 2:50 on May 8, 2009, clarence haynes said…: People who say to me you dont look like your 91 or act like on has prompted me to pose a comment, How is a 91 supposed to act? old, in a wheelchair, have someone with them all the time? Lets prove that their a group of us, worldwide, older, putting younger ones to shame.I am going to have a blog and ask only those to comment are those 90 and over, still blazing trails, without letting age slow them down. You will be surprised at what us "youngsters' worldwide is accommplishing, Keep in touch so we can compare experiences and share and learn from each other. clarence.haynes@sympatico.ca

At 15:55 on May 1, 2009, David said…: Dear Clarence

Its great to have you as a member of mydiabetes.com -

Looking forward to reading your story.

Very best wishes

David