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Good graphic representation of blood sugar levels

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10-31-2017, 03:33 PM

MikeMurphy MikeMurphy is offline

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Re: Lily - My English Setter

This chart has a lot of good information condensed into one visual...

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Lily is a 62 lb English Setter, born 07-27-2007.
Diabetes: Aug 2013 - Hypothyroidism: Dec 2013 - Cataract Surgery: Feb 2014
Insulin: Novolin R/N mix - Meter: ReliOn Prime
Nulo Adult Trim Cod & Lentils, Pumpkin, FortiFlora, Dasuquin, Thyroxine

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