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Hi Sheila and hubby, greetings from downunder. Scotland brings back some fond memories during a holiday some years ago. Sounds like a great occassion enjoyed by many, for a great cause. Have had a few confrontations with kangaroos fortunately have...
Love your pictures. Beeing born in Scotland and raised in Kenya and now living in Northern New Jersey, USA I am still looking for Harley riders in my area. I guess Australia is a "little too far"....my husband and I have a Harley and love to ride ...
Following about 12 months without a 2 wheeler and a search for a new one , I came across a real gem an Honda VT750C Shadow 2001 model, with just 9000km on the clock. This bike is as new with not a ding, scratch or any visible form of wear, well ca...
Ricardo, Sheila Green and 5 other members joined Steven Fowler's groupJune 17
This group is for Motorcycle riders. Any kind. Looking to share ideas on dealing with Diabetes on the road. From food to carrying supplies. Any discussion is welcome. Ride On and Ride Safe.
Hi: My name is Sheila and my husband and I own a Harley. We are in Northern New Jersey. Is there anyone out there in the same area, roughly. I would love to hear from fellow "diabetics" who ride. Sheila
Steven Fowler updated their profileMay 5

Profile Information

Hometown (where you come from):
Washington, DC
Do you have diabetes?
Yes
Type of diabetes
Type 2
Date diagnosed
June 1, 1999
Most recent A1C (Blood Glucose Average) Value
8.5 :O(
What glucose meter do you use?
Freestyle Flash
Type of treatment you use
Oral, Diet and Exercise
What is the address for your Facebook profile, if any?
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=623114441
What is the address for your MySpace page, if any?
http://www.myspace.com/bumper1957
What is the address for your Twitter profile or other web site, if any?
http://csmc-photos.org/ramblings/
How did you find out about us? What were you searching for?
Was looking for some sites about Type II Diabetes and came across Allison Blass' TU page.
Who referred you? (if anyone)
Allison Blass
What do you do for a living?
Web Software Developer

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Steven Fowler

Insurance Companies Changing Supplies

Well ever since I was diagnosed with Type II, I have always been in control of the products I use. I always checked with my insurance to determine the best course of action. Now my supplies are provided free to me by my employer and administrated by the insurance company. So recently when I re-ordered my supplies, I was notified they sent me new lancets because the insurance company does not provide for the Freestyle ones any more. They support the strips but not the lancets. I like having every… Continue

Posted on May 14, 2008 at 8:04am —

Steven Fowler

Feeling pretty good

Well, I had my doctor's appointment this week. Don't have the blood done yet but I am betting my A1C is done. I have lost 5 pounds since January and my blood sugars are almost dead on inline. I met the new Physicians assistant this week too. Wow, what a wonderful lady. It felt great to discuss things with her. She is into motorcycles as well and has even organized bike rides to benefit ADA in California several times and she wants to organize them here in Florida now. I told her to sign me up. I… Continue

Posted on May 2, 2008 at 5:49am — 2 Comments

Steven Fowler

Patriot Guard Riders

I am a Patriot Guard Rider (patriotguard.org). This is a group of motorcyclist that have been formed to block the family and friend's view of radical protesters showing up at Fallen Soldier's Funerals. I did a ride with them on Tuesday. The ride captain documented the event and I wanted to share this with you. The note below is from the Ride Captain in this area, documenting the Days activities. It gives you an idea how these rides typically go and, I th… Continue

Posted on April 1, 2008 at 5:13am — 3 Comments

Steven Fowler

Acheivements

Well, I have been watching what I eat for a bit. Staying away from the second helpings. I lost a little weight. By blood pressure is down a bit and my glucose readings have been great. Today I hit 99. I haven't seen a 99 in more than a year. I am feeling better. My knees aren't hurting me as much. I feel good about all of this. I just had to share.

Steve

Posted on March 20, 2008 at 6:24pm — 2 Comments

Steven Fowler

Bike Week!!

Well I am all packed and excited. I am finally going to my first bike week in Daytona, FL. The weather is going to be perfect all weekend. I leave tomorrow and return next Tuesday. I have a room reserved on the Atlantic ocean. This is going to be a blast. I will fill everyone in when I get back. Well maybe not all the details :o)

I am now back. Wow!! Is about the only thing I can say about this event. There is so much to do. No wonder you need the entire week to be there. Next time I will be th… Continue

Posted on February 29, 2008 at 7:00pm — 1 Comment

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Ah Schweet!! Just got back from the endo and wow, I went from an 8.2 to a 6.8. Bada Bing, Bada Boom!! Feeling Great!!
At 5:03pm on July 1, 2008, Sandy Graham said…
Hi Steven-

We have alot in common! I turned 50 last December(it's great), have type 2, I'm controlling it with exercise, good eating habits and have lost 40 lbs. My sister lived in Palm Harbor, Tarpon Springs. Her daughter worked at The Harbor Spa (fancy,LOL).
I live in Atlanta, Ga., retired from BellSouth in April, and now able to enjoy life again. Take care, Sandy
At 4:29pm on June 25, 2008, Kathy said…
Hi Steve - I apologize but I didn't see your comment on my Old Chicago photo until just now - thanks.
I live 2 blocks from OC and try to only go there a few times a year - way too many temptations.
Hope your summer is going well!
At 1:03pm on June 22, 2008, Judith said…
Thanks for the add, Steve. So, it is indeed salmon---Chinook, to be exact, which was affordable not too long ago, but which is $29/lb this year and only Alaskan is available because the salmon runs here have shrunk horribly. We will splurge and have it at least once this summer anyway! It has the strongest, best flavor. Atlantic salmon is mostly farm bred and quite good, but long-term there are serious concerns that the farm-bred stocks are polluting the wild gene pool. Salmon is a huge issue out here, because it is a "canary in the coal mine" for NW ecosystems---the very landscape, the drinkability and very availability of water, for instance.

The Weber will be perfect: Skin-side down for a couple minutes to loosen the skin. Peel skin off and flip them over for about 4 minutes, then either keep cooking or flip again and keep cooking. My sweetie said to remind you that over-cooked will get rubbery. Err in the other direction while getting the timing right for your needs---you can always throw them back on for a minute or two!

Baste with a simple mix of good olive oil and tarragon and lemon juice---also honey if you can eat it. I'm not on meds yet, so since I've only got food and exercise to work with, we eliminated the honey when I was diagnosed. Kiwis and blueberries scattered on top. DLH (my hubby) works from the basis that if you've got a gorgeous hunk of meat or fish, keep it simple to enhance the flavor and let it shine through all by itself.....

Be well!.....
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