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-> -> I used them on a class project my senior year. We did a survey and
-> -> tabulated the results on punch cards. I took the results from the 
paper
-> -> copies I had and worked them into a paper for another class.
-> 
->  RH> Good idea.  Double duty research is your friend.
-> 
-> Especially in sociology and psychology classes. The survey was done for
-> one on population problems, the paper was for a social psychology class.
-> The former class was a sociology one, the latter could be used for
-> credit in either field (I took it for psychology credit.) so the
-> research benefitted both my major and one of my minors.
-> 
Gotta love it when that happens.  I only got that lucky once.

-> -> Good thing somebody finally put everything together and came up with
a
-> -> reasonable answer. Hopefully, now that he knows what it is and how to
-> -> treat it, the problem will clear up. Does it mean he has to eat this 
way
-> -> the rest of his life or only until the gut clears up?
-> 
->  RH> No one knows.  It should heal, but how far and how much you never
->  RH> know. They still don't know what caused it to begin with.
-> 
-> And probably never will. Hopefully he can resume eating a more normal,
-> but maybe with some limitations, diet.
-> 
Him too!  He's majorly missing his chocolate!  Not to mention bread and 
dairy products.  He's already feeling better though, now that he can eat 
without getting sick.
 
->  RH> Apparently there is. I have a friend who's allergic to walnuts but 
not
->  RH> almonds.
-> 
-> I knew someone while we were in HI who could have ground nuts (like
-> peanuts) but not tree nuts like macadamias.
-> 
Allergies are weird.  I haven't found a food allergy for me yet, so I'll 
have to keep trying all the new to me stuff until I do.  Right? 
 
-> -> I know, when we were in NY in February, I had morning blood glucose
-> -> readings in the low 50s so Steve made me drink some orange juice.
Just
-> -> that bit of a taste reminded me again how much I miss it at times.
-> 
->  RH> Low 50s?  That's like low deadies.
-> 
-> It was only a couple of days, and a 4 oz shot of OJ brought it back up
-> to a reasonable level. I was on a low dose of insulin at the time; those
-> readings were part of the reason we dropped the insulin entirely about 6
-> weeks later.
-> 
I'd think so!
 
-> -> And then the opposites attract thing. Steve is as left brained as I
am
-> -> right brained.
-> 
->  RH> My parents were the same way - hard core enginerd and a special ed
->  RH> teacher.
-> 
-> Makes life interesting, doesn't it? (G)

Yep - my running joke is her special ed training was the only way she could 
have dealt with him.(G)  
 
->  RH> Good.  I have a big stash, but I suck it down seven to eight months 
of
->  RH> the year.
-> 
-> We drink it year round. In the summer I usually make a couple of gallons
-> of iced tea a week. Haven't this summer because it's been so cold that
-> Steve brews what he wants, one glass at a time, in the Keurig and I
-> drink water most of the time (hot tea in the morning). He will go with
-> hot tea after so many cups of coffee in a day.

I've been going though seltzer water and some stevia-sweetened sodas I got 
BOGO with coupons on top.  Coffee first thing in the morning of course.  In 
quantity.
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