Please note:
We've moved the Discussion Forums!
As of June 1st, we have closed the discussion forums at Diabetes.Blog.com to new comments (although the old comments will stay here for future reference).
Please go here to learn about our new website, DiabetesDiscussions.com.
Look around DiabetesDiscussions, and sign up so you can post your questions and answer other people's questions.
Many thanks, from Steph & Bill Quick
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