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Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!

Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!


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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!

Good Morning Lodge!

It is hotter than Hades here and humid as *******. I am ready for the humidity to go away.
 
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Got myself a little extended vacation from work. Got diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Monday, and my numbers are quite high. But, making (and committing to) changes that have needed to happen for a while.

Luckily my annual work physical caught it, or who knows how long I would have gone before it was noticed.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!

Got myself a little extended vacation from work. Got diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Monday, and my numbers are quite high. But, making (and committing to) changes that have needed to happen for a while.

Luckily my annual work physical caught it, or who knows how long I would have gone before it was noticed.
:eek: Trying to be consistent is really important. That is going to be challenging with your job. There is some really interesting stuff about higher risk of this in people who work overnights because of disturbed circadian rhythms. From what I remember of your schedule you are in the 36% higher risk. Glad you got caught and are treating it
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/893020
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!

Got myself a little extended vacation from work. Got diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Monday, and my numbers are quite high. But, making (and committing to) changes that have needed to happen for a while.

Luckily my annual work physical caught it, or who knows how long I would have gone before it was noticed.
Be lucky it was caught. Armadillo was in a coma for 4 days, because no one knew he had it. Seriously.
 
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My blood sugar numbers came waay down. I've lost 18 pounds since tax season, and I've had exactly 1 (pop, soda, coke, whatever you call it) in that time frame.
 
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My blood sugar numbers came waay down. I've lost 18 pounds since tax season, and I've had exactly 1 (pop, soda, coke, whatever you call it) in that time frame.

Have you heard about our carbonated lord and savior La Croix?

Yes, the hipster Millennials have moved in on it, but you'll never drink another soda again. Zero calories, zero sugar, and tastes passable for what it is (seltzer water "infused" with fruit flavor.) Good on a hot day, and a great mixer for adult beverages.

I recommend the grapefruit (pamplemousse,) apricot, and mango. Most of the "Curate" flavors in the thinner Red Bull type cans are good too. Avoid coconut (literally tastes like suntan lotion) and lime (insanely popular for some reason but I find it too strong.)
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!

La Croix sucks. Always has, always will. I HATE that sh*.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!

Good Morning, MEUSA! :)


Good Morning to the rest of tLodge! :)


Going to NYC.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!

Job interview on the 29th. I sent my resume about a month and a half ago.

Now, then....I gotta go back and figure out just what in the hell I applied for.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!

Got myself a little extended vacation from work. Got diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Monday, and my numbers are quite high. But, making (and committing to) changes that have needed to happen for a while.

Luckily my annual work physical caught it, or who knows how long I would have gone before it was noticed.

Yikes! It is manageable, though. A few years ago, my brother was similarly diagnosed. He was having a few vision issues, went to see a friend who was an eye doctor who told him to get to his PCP immediately. They did a blood test, his A1C was 11. Doctor told him he was thisclose to having a stroke. He was on meds, completely changed his diet and he lost 45 pounds in about 4 months. While he still has to keep track of his sugar, he's off his meds and his A1C is now in the low 5 range.

Happy Friday Lodge. In the office today. I have a PT appointment at 10 and the facility is two blocks from the office so I decided to come into work. There's about three people here today.
 
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Good Afternoon Lodge!

I am thankful that I have never liked soda/pop. Chocolate shakes on the other hand.....
 
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Be lucky it was caught. Armadillo was in a coma for 4 days, because no one knew he had it. Seriously.

Definitely glad my annual work physical caught on to it. I believe it, it can do a lot of bad things if untreated.

Have you heard about our carbonated lord and savior La Croix?

Yes, the hipster Millennials have moved in on it, but you'll never drink another soda again. Zero calories, zero sugar, and tastes passable for what it is (seltzer water "infused" with fruit flavor.) Good on a hot day, and a great mixer for adult beverages.

I recommend the grapefruit (pamplemousse,) apricot, and mango. Most of the "Curate" flavors in the thinner Red Bull type cans are good too. Avoid coconut (literally tastes like suntan lotion) and lime (insanely popular for some reason but I find it too strong.)

Ya, trying to get myself to "enjoy" some of them. Publix Lemon isn't terrible, orange is a little less tasty, but still tolerable.

Yikes! It is manageable, though. A few years ago, my brother was similarly diagnosed. He was having a few vision issues, went to see a friend who was an eye doctor who told him to get to his PCP immediately. They did a blood test, his A1C was 11. Doctor told him he was thisclose to having a stroke. He was on meds, completely changed his diet and he lost 45 pounds in about 4 months. While he still has to keep track of his sugar, he's off his meds and his A1C is now in the low 5 range.

Totally. While I'm still super early in my journey, everything is pointed in the right direction so far. Ironically, I really had no symptoms, best I can tell.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 197: Hot! Hot! Hot!

Have you heard about our carbonated lord and savior La Croix?

Yes, the hipster Millennials have moved in on it, but you'll never drink another soda again. Zero calories, zero sugar, and tastes passable for what it is (seltzer water "infused" with fruit flavor.) Good on a hot day, and a great mixer for adult beverages.

I recommend the grapefruit (pamplemousse,) apricot, and mango. Most of the "Curate" flavors in the thinner Red Bull type cans are good too. Avoid coconut (literally tastes like suntan lotion) and lime (insanely popular for some reason but I find it too strong.)

My wife likes the Bubly brand, and it's less expensive than La Croix. It's still $3/8-pack for water.
 
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Definitely glad my annual work physical caught on to it. I believe it, it can do a lot of bad things if untreated.



Ya, trying to get myself to "enjoy" some of them. Publix Lemon isn't terrible, orange is a little less tasty, but still tolerable.



Totally. While I'm still super early in my journey, everything is pointed in the right direction so far. Ironically, I really had no symptoms, best I can tell.
Wow. Usually people will say they were up all night peeing but if you work nights and then switch to days that is a normal thing to do anyway. Glad they cought it early. I know truck drivers aren't allowed to drive if on insulin* without all sorts of crazy stipulations and hoops. Does that apply to what you do too? I had merchant marine guys in my practice but they were all mostly healthy. One guy had 4 kids but was gone for months at a time (somewhere out on the west coast/pacific). He swore the time away kept him 'young' and healthier than the stress of being around 4 daughters and the wife :p

*not assuming you are on it. Just curious
 
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