Ray
R. has diabetes. Type 2, per Dr. Niemczyk this afternoon; "no longer borderline…
saved Mar 17, 2015 20:30date Mar 17, 2015
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R. has diabetes. Type 2, per Dr. Niemczyk this afternoon; "no longer borderline" were his words. A pill twice a day, a meter, a box of strips, and two classes at Arbor Bluff in April, which I am going to as well.
He asked for the numbers, asked what the numbers ought to be, and wrote both down. In the car he said, "So it's a maintenance problem." I said yes. He said, "I can do maintenance."
Then we came home and I looked at the pantry: the kringle, the lefse in the freezer, thirty-one jars of the jam I put up in June. I have been feeding this man for thirty-seven years.
He weighs 226 pounds.
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"body": "R. has diabetes. Type 2, per Dr. Niemczyk this afternoon; \"no longer borderline\" were his words. A pill twice a day, a meter, a box of strips, and two classes at Arbor Bluff in April, which I am going to as well.\n\nHe asked for the numbers, asked what the numbers ought to be, and wrote both down. In the car he said, \"So it's a maintenance problem.\" I said yes. He said, \"I can do maintenance.\"\n\nThen we came home and I looked at the pantry: the kringle, the lefse in the freezer, thirty-one jars of the jam I put up in June. I have been feeding this man for thirty-seven years.\n\nHe weighs 226 pounds.\n"
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R. has diabetes. Type 2, per Dr. Niemczyk this afternoon; "no longer borderline" were his words. A pill twice a day, a meter, a box of strips, and two classes at Arbor Bluff in April, which I am going to as well.
He asked for the numbers, asked what the numbers ought to be, and wrote both down. In the car he said, "So it's a maintenance problem." I said yes. He said, "I can do maintenance."
Then we came home and I looked at the pantry: the kringle, the lefse in the freezer, thirty-one jars of the jam I put up in June. I have been feeding this man for thirty-seven years.
He weighs 226 pounds.