Are diabetics suffering for no reason?
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Thanks, I'm just so sorry so many people are still suffering for no reason. Forums like this can help a lot and as I don't think my SIGN input will effect as much change as I would have liked to see, we just have to keep going.
Hi Katherine,
Every little bit helps, every step helps, every time something like that gets noticed then that is a step in the right direction! Well done on you!
You sound like a great Gp! Well done on you!
Thanks for all the help and info that you have offered me! I can only say that I have recived so much help on this forum, People offering me help to be honest, I have found so much support here! I am proud to be on here!
I would like to thank everybody!
Sandy
Every little bit helps, every step helps, every time something like that gets noticed then that is a step in the right direction! Well done on you!
You sound like a great Gp! Well done on you!
Thanks for all the help and info that you have offered me! I can only say that I have recived so much help on this forum, People offering me help to be honest, I have found so much support here! I am proud to be on here!
I would like to thank everybody!
Sandy
Hi Sandy,
Scientists are attempting to clone Dr Katharine and Mrs Pugwash so we all can have the benefit of excellent Diabetes care
Cheers
Graham
Scientists are attempting to clone Dr Katharine and Mrs Pugwash so we all can have the benefit of excellent Diabetes care
Cheers
Graham
It really is annoying though that when I told my DN and GP that I was low carbing, hence my improvement, they both agreed that was the correct regime but told me I had to find that out for myself as they had to stick to NHS info for people to eat carbs! I am sure there are many people on here who will back up Katharine's statements if Diabetes UK are looking for guinea pigs for trials.
It was good to see Katharine's input on a recent bmj article too
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/338/mar05_2/b800
a pleasant surprise since my comment was (presumably) one of many that were censored.
Some sites post comments and then remove them restrospectively, so if you are quick enough you can see what they don't want you to know. Sometimes the BMJ lets through some surprising stuff but not on this thread.
She looks very much like a lone voice in the wilderness while the decision has already been made to push poor control and then try to get paid a bonus for achieving it.
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/338/mar05_2/b800
a pleasant surprise since my comment was (presumably) one of many that were censored.
Some sites post comments and then remove them restrospectively, so if you are quick enough you can see what they don't want you to know. Sometimes the BMJ lets through some surprising stuff but not on this thread.
She looks very much like a lone voice in the wilderness while the decision has already been made to push poor control and then try to get paid a bonus for achieving it.
