Thanks!

[Guest guest]

Kim:

When I was diagnosed, a little over 2 years ago my CDE suggested that I

test every morning when I get up and following my biggest meal. For me

that is supper so I test when I get up and brush my teeth and two hours

after dinner. At first, I was testing two hours after finishing dinner

but found that it was better to test 2 hours after STARTING the meal

instead. I average my readings every month and divide the number by 18

and come up very close to my HbA1c readings. I have been doing an HbA1c

since diagnoses every 3 months but will be doing it every 6 months now.

At diagnosis HbA1c was over 10 and has been no higher than 5.3 since.

People that take insulin have to test before meals to know how much

insulin to take and people also test when they think that their bs is

low or high but for me twice a day has worked fine. When I do get a

high reading after dinner, I test again in and hour to see if it is

going down and I also log all of my readings and make notes if I get a

high or low reading. Since diagnosis I have been eating healthier than

ever in my life and really feel much healthier than before. I walk

every day at least a couple of miles and park as far away from work in

the parking lot so I have to walk to and from work. I have also been

retired for two years and working 4 hours per day but will be starting

to work full time on April 16.

Have a nice weekend. I spent much of this morning cooking for our

families Passover Celebration which will be celebrated Sat and Sun

evenings. About 35 people each night for a full meal.

Erwin

[Guest guest]

Aubrey,

Happy belated birthday. I was out of town for a couple of days. " Ah,

yes, it would be nice to be 30 again,... " . Mine haven't been a walk in the

park buster (I am now 32). Just kidding - I just say that about my early

20's now.

Working in the yard? I hope to avoid that part of the regimen when I get

my tx. Never liked it in the first place!!

Darin

Thanks to everyone who wished me a happy birthday. I had a great day.

Very relaxing after super busy Saturday getting the yard and house ready

for winter. Saturday was a warm and sunny day, great for working in the

yard. Yesterday was cooler and rainy, perfect for relaxing indoors.

Ah, yes, it would be nice to be 30 again, but those days are long gone.

Aubrey

[Guest guest]

Thank you to everyone who responded to my request for private e-mails. It seems that the problem is at another person's end rather than mine, but it could well be that we both need to do something. Basically, I can receive e-mails from him but anything with an attachment is not coming through - as he is an important work mentor, we need to sort this!! - but thank you all once again for helping to eliminate possible problems my end.

Just as a final check, I received replies from rgl; Mike; Betty; Sam and Deb. If you sent me an e-mail and your name does not appear here, could you please give me a heads-up on list?

Thank you for your indulgence - now back to our regular scheduled Jung!! Are you all aware that the Red Book has finally been launched in the US, and is due in the UK in November?

love to all

fa

[Guest guest]

Dear fa,

just for your info and for others who may have similar problems. Some of

the latest email clients such as Mozilla Thunderbird send forwarded

emails as executable .eml files.

Many ISP's now strip or reflect all emails with such executable

attachments. Usually this is sent back to the originator with a message,

but not always.

Unfortunately this means that programs such as Microsoft Outlook

Express, which are seriously vulnerable to virus and malware, are often

the only programs which can send mail without it being disrupted by the

ISP virus guardians.

I cannot forward emails to my ISP based mail address for eg, as it

refuses to accept them from my Mozilla based email client. I can however

send and recieve such emails and attachments via ms outlook express.

In regard to simple file attachments, the problem usually occurs at the

recieving end - where the email client has been set to disregard or

trash all email files with attachments. Sometimes the ISP can be set up

to do this via the email settings on their web site. Such auto filters

may even be the default condition with some new accounts or with changes

to the ISP security services. In this regard one needs to contact the

ISP or if available, go to their web mail settings page for your account

and check the settings for spam and attachment filtering.

rgh

[Guest guest]

Are you all aware that the Red Book has finally been launched in the US, and is due in the UK in November?*Ooooh! -- We are wiser than we know.~Ralph Waldo EmersonMy experience is what I agree to attend to.

~

[Guest guest]

That's interesting, Mike. It's still preorder with Amazon. Not really surprised at the price of $94 taking into considerate both the professional nature (not leading to mass sales) and the cost of reproducing illustrations. I'll hope to see it at the University library. Thanks for telling us.

Re: Thanks!

Are you all aware that the Red Book has finally been launched in the US, and is due in the UK in November?

*Ooooh! -- We are wiser than we know.~Ralph Waldo EmersonMy experience is what I agree to attend to.~

[Guest guest]

Hi fa,Thanks for this news about the Red Book's publication. My copy is on order thanks to you. I had some email correspondence with Sonu Shamdasani, the author, yesterday. I have been trying to get him to come here it Kansas City, pending the books release in the US. He will be in NY, but unable to come here anytime soon, but suggested I might be interested in attending a pre-release seminar on the RB in London this summer, August 17-20. See for location:http://www.clivedenhouse.co.uk/default.asp?Page=history Perhaps you would like to attend, being located there. I will not be able to travel there myself. It is not

inexpensive. Let me know if you are interested and I'll pass along the details to you. Should be a fascinating opportunity. This book is likely the biggest "Jungian" event in several decades. Sonu, as you may know, consulted Alice during the writing of the book, especially on Jung's aparent interest in astrology. Cheers,GregTo: JUNG-FIRE Sent: Thursday, June 4, 2009 6:10:31 PMSubject: Thanks!

Thank you to everyone who responded to my request for private e-mails. It seems that the problem is at another person's end rather than mine, but it could well be that we both need to do something. Basically, I can receive e-mails from him but anything with an attachment is not coming through - as he is an important work mentor, we need to sort this!! - but thank you all once again for helping to eliminate possible problems my end.

Just as a final check, I received replies from rgl; Mike; Betty; Sam and Deb. If you sent me an e-mail and your name does not appear here, could you please give me a heads-up on list?

Thank you for your indulgence - now back to our regular scheduled Jung!! Are you all aware that the Red Book has finally been launched in the US, and is due in the UK in November?

love to all

fa

[Guest guest]

Hi Greg,

I’m glad you ordered the book, and

would be very grateful for the seminar details. I have attended Sonu’s

seminars before and they are always great value – and yes, I was aware of

the Alice

connection.

Cheers,

fa

From:

JUNG-FIRE [mailto:JUNG-FIRE ] On Behalf Of Greg Rieke

Sent: 06 June 2009 22:35

To: JUNG-FIRE

Subject: Re: Thanks!

Hi fa,

Thanks for this news about the Red Book's publication. My copy is on

order thanks to you. I had some email correspondence with Sonu

Shamdasani, the author, yesterday. I have been trying to get him to

come here it Kansas City, pending the books

release in the US.

He will be in NY, but unable to come here anytime soon, but suggested I might

be interested in attending a pre-release seminar on the RB in London this

summer, August 17-20. See for location:

http://www.clivedenhouse.co.uk/default.asp?Page=history

Perhaps you would like to attend, being located there. I will not be able to

travel there myself. It is not inexpensive. Let me know if you are

interested and I'll pass along the details to you. Should be a

fascinating opportunity. This book is likely the biggest

" Jungian " event in several decades. Sonu, as you may

know, consulted Alice

during the writing of the book, especially on Jung's aparent interest in astrology.

Cheers,

Greg

From: josefa

<josefakingseyes (DOT) demon.co.uk>

To: JUNG-FIRE

Sent: Thursday, June 4, 2009

6:10:31 PM

Subject: Thanks!

Thank you to everyone who responded to my request for

private e-mails. It seems that the problem is at another person's end rather

than mine, but it could well be that we both need to do something. Basically, I

can receive e-mails from him but anything with an attachment is not coming

through - as he is an important work mentor, we need to sort this!! - but thank

you all once again for helping to eliminate possible problems my end.

Just as a final check, I received replies from rgl; Mike;

Betty; Sam and Deb. If you sent me an e-mail and your name does not appear

here, could you please give me a heads-up on list?

Thank you for your indulgence - now back to our regular

scheduled Jung!! Are you all aware that the Red Book has finally been launched

in the US, and is due in the

UK

in November?

love to all

fa