Long day Thursday
I spent part of Thursday on the phone with the Visiting Nurses Association scheduling a little training session so I could learn how to inject my new diabetes medication. 
This is all new to me. It is not insulin, but Byetta, a new drug that holds great promise. I start tomorrow. Byetta is derived from teh saliva of the gila monster, a poisonous lizard of the Southwest U.S. and northern Mexico. So the big question is can lizard spit successfully treat my diabetes?
Classes went well, especially journalism, where I did not have a plan in advance. I just winged it, and it was one of the best classes of the year.
After media ethics tonight we head for Sam Diego's for drinks. (Mine will be non-alcoholic.)
Cheers!
This is all new to me. It is not insulin, but Byetta, a new drug that holds great promise. I start tomorrow. Byetta is derived from teh saliva of the gila monster, a poisonous lizard of the Southwest U.S. and northern Mexico. So the big question is can lizard spit successfully treat my diabetes?Classes went well, especially journalism, where I did not have a plan in advance. I just winged it, and it was one of the best classes of the year.
After media ethics tonight we head for Sam Diego's for drinks. (Mine will be non-alcoholic.)
Cheers!
posted by jwkoncape | 6:25 PM
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