"Miche" > wrote in message
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> In article
> >,
> Manda Ruby > wrote:
>
>> On Mar 19, 1:16 pm, Miche > wrote:
>> > In article
>> > >,
>> > Manda Ruby > wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > > On Mar 17, 8:49 pm, Miche > wrote:
>> > > > In article
>> > > > So much extra work that it's not worth it? Really? It's the work of
>> > > > but a moment.
>> >
>> > > But, as a hypoglycemic, I already have a lot more work having to cook
>> > > than eat out, cooking more variety, and eat more often (not when I
>> > > want to but when I need to which can mean stop whatever I'd be doing
>> > > and eat) while eating more often doesn't mean eating at home
>> > > conveniently.
>> >
>> > > Beside, I am talking about making broth routinely and freezing and
>> > > using them every week, not just when I feel like making soup. Plus,
>> > > making other dishes so that I'd eat many different source of meat in
>> > > one meal. And I only have time to do the cooking on one day of the
>> > > weekends. Thank goodness that I have developed a habit not to do
>> > > grocery shopping on weekends. Otherwise, I'd be too tired to do that
>> > > much cooking/preparartion.
>> >
>> > If you're finding it so hard to eat well as a hypoglycaemic person that
>> > you can't empty an ice cube tray into a bag, it might be time for you
>> > to
>> > see a dietician.
>> >
>> > Miche
>>
>> Why do you people insist that I should l run my life the way you do?
>
> Um, I'm not.
>
>> Do you get up at 6 O'Clock to go to work?
>
> Actually, yes I do.
>
>> Do you have the type of
>> Rhinitis I have that trigger sinus headache from strong smell and
>> heat, uncomfortableness (or fever if mold are present) from dust and
>> what not and hence having to dust and vacuum constantly?
>
> I do have chronic sinus issues.
>>
>> Do you have to drive across town to catch your microbiology class (1
>> 1/2 hr for lecture and then 2 2/1 hr for lab) with two quizzes
>> (lecture quiz and lab quiz) per day for two days a week?
>
> I have a 45 minute commute to work.
>
>> The last time I relied on some else for my health completely - not
>> useful info for two year, until I oput 2 and 2 together, I lost a
>> good 7 years of my life. It took 5 years since the day of proper
>> diagnosis to get a normal life back. And I have two physicians in my
>> immediate family and both are useless just like the rest of them.
>
> Which is no reason to go at me like you just did. I'm sorry you've had
> bad experiences with doctors. I've had my share of them, too.
>
> However, it's false to imagine that all doctors are useless just because
> some of them are. Really. Having a good doctor has made an amazing
> difference to my life, in a positive direction.
>
> Miche
>

I've found that most people that complain about all doctors being useless
are generally the ones with the problem, not the doctors themselves.
Usually because they're hypochondriacs and can't get the diagnosis they
"think" they have.

Jinx