Lots of Purrs For Everyone and Some For Me?

I haven't been posting much lately, not that I post a lot normally, so
I thought I would let everyone know that I'm thinking about them and
sending lots of purrs...

I bought a new computer, a MacBook, and have been busy trying to
transfer files and figure this new thing out. I can't seem to get
Thunderbird to let me login to news.individual.net, which is what I've
used in the past for newsgroups. I'm absoultely certain that I've got
the account name and password correct (I even had them resend my
information), so I don't know what's wrong. Finally gave up and am
using the "less than great" Google groups.

On the purr front, a few for me would not be amiss. I went in for my
yearly physical/blood work last week and one test came back high, as
in diabetic high. So we're redoing it tomorrow and we'll see what
happens. I'm trying not to to be too worried. I know that even if I
am diabetic, it is a very treatable condition and nothing to panic
over. Still.......

Well, purrs to everyone.....(I sure do hate these "fasting"
tests...I'm HUNGRY!!!!)

--Kim

Lucys Mom wrote:
I haven't been posting much lately, not that I post a lot normally, so
I thought I would let everyone know that I'm thinking about them and
sending lots of purrs...

I bought a new computer, a MacBook, and have been busy trying to
transfer files and figure this new thing out. I can't seem to get
Thunderbird to let me login to news.individual.net, which is what I've
used in the past for newsgroups. I'm absoultely certain that I've got
the account name and password correct (I even had them resend my
information), so I don't know what's wrong. Finally gave up and am
using the "less than great" Google groups.

On the purr front, a few for me would not be amiss. I went in for my
yearly physical/blood work last week and one test came back high, as
in diabetic high. So we're redoing it tomorrow and we'll see what
happens. I'm trying not to to be too worried. I know that even if I
am diabetic, it is a very treatable condition and nothing to panic
over. Still.......

Well, purrs to everyone.....(I sure do hate these "fasting"
tests...I'm HUNGRY!!!!)

--Kim

Purrs for you, Kim.

Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

Purrs for good test results this time around, and for the fast to be over,
well, fast. ;o)

Donna, Captain, and Stanley

Purrs are on the way. I hope this test comes out better.

--
Joy

"If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, of what, then, is an
empty desk? -- Jay Brand, cognitive psychologist

"Lucys Mom" wrote in message
ups.com...
I haven't been posting much lately, not that I post a lot normally, so
I thought I would let everyone know that I'm thinking about them and
sending lots of purrs...

I bought a new computer, a MacBook, and have been busy trying to
transfer files and figure this new thing out. I can't seem to get
Thunderbird to let me login to news.individual.net, which is what I've
used in the past for newsgroups. I'm absoultely certain that I've got
the account name and password correct (I even had them resend my
information), so I don't know what's wrong. Finally gave up and am
using the "less than great" Google groups.

On the purr front, a few for me would not be amiss. I went in for my
yearly physical/blood work last week and one test came back high, as
in diabetic high. So we're redoing it tomorrow and we'll see what
happens. I'm trying not to to be too worried. I know that even if I
am diabetic, it is a very treatable condition and nothing to panic
over. Still.......

Well, purrs to everyone.....(I sure do hate these "fasting"
tests...I'm HUNGRY!!!!)

--Kim

Lucys Mom wrote:

Well, purrs to everyone.....(I sure do hate these "fasting"
tests...I'm HUNGRY!!!!)

lots of purrs on the way. I hope you've had something to eat by now.


--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

Lucys Mom wrote:


On the purr front, a few for me would not be amiss.


And more than a few, we are sending, there's plenty to go round

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

--
Message posted via http://www.catkb.com

On the purr front, a few for me would not be amiss. I went in for my
yearly physical/blood work last week and one test came back high, as
in diabetic high. So we're redoing it tomorrow and we'll see what
happens. I'm trying not to to be too worried. I know that even if I
am diabetic, it is a very treatable condition and nothing to panic
over. Still.......

Well, purrs to everyone.....(I sure do hate these "fasting"
tests...I'm HUNGRY!!!!)

--Kim

Many purrs en-route for it to be OK.

Helen M

Purrs on the way.
Ann

--
read Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/

"Lucys Mom" wrote in message
ups.com...
I haven't been posting much lately, not that I post a lot normally, so
I thought I would let everyone know that I'm thinking about them and
sending lots of purrs...

I bought a new computer, a MacBook, and have been busy trying to
transfer files and figure this new thing out. I can't seem to get
Thunderbird to let me login to news.individual.net, which is what I've
used in the past for newsgroups. I'm absoultely certain that I've got
the account name and password correct (I even had them resend my
information), so I don't know what's wrong. Finally gave up and am
using the "less than great" Google groups.

On the purr front, a few for me would not be amiss. I went in for my
yearly physical/blood work last week and one test came back high, as
in diabetic high. So we're redoing it tomorrow and we'll see what
happens. I'm trying not to to be too worried. I know that even if I
am diabetic, it is a very treatable condition and nothing to panic
over. Still.......

Well, purrs to everyone.....(I sure do hate these "fasting"
tests...I'm HUNGRY!!!!)

--Kim

On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 18:37:44 -0700, Lucys Mom
wrote:

I haven't been posting much lately, not that I post a lot normally, so
I thought I would let everyone know that I'm thinking about them and
sending lots of purrs...

I bought a new computer, a MacBook, and have been busy trying to
transfer files and figure this new thing out. I can't seem to get
Thunderbird to let me login to news.individual.net, which is what I've
used in the past for newsgroups. I'm absoultely certain that I've got
the account name and password correct (I even had them resend my
information), so I don't know what's wrong. Finally gave up and am
using the "less than great" Google groups.

On the purr front, a few for me would not be amiss. I went in for my
yearly physical/blood work last week and one test came back high, as
in diabetic high. So we're redoing it tomorrow and we'll see what
happens. I'm trying not to to be too worried. I know that even if I
am diabetic, it is a very treatable condition and nothing to panic
over. Still.......

Well, purrs to everyone.....(I sure do hate these "fasting"
tests...I'm HUNGRY!!!!)

--Kim

Major purrs coming your way Kim. Please do keep us posted.

-bonbon

"Lucys Mom" wrote in message
ups.com...
I haven't been posting much lately, not that I post a lot normally, so
I thought I would let everyone know that I'm thinking about them and
sending lots of purrs...

I bought a new computer, a MacBook, and have been busy trying to
transfer files and figure this new thing out. I can't seem to get
Thunderbird to let me login to news.individual.net, which is what I've
used in the past for newsgroups. I'm absoultely certain that I've got
the account name and password correct (I even had them resend my
information), so I don't know what's wrong. Finally gave up and am
using the "less than great" Google groups.

Try asking n.i.n. what they think the problem could be. I have had to
contact them a couple of times in the past and I have found them very
helpful.

On the purr front, a few for me would not be amiss. I went in for my
yearly physical/blood work last week and one test came back high, as
in diabetic high. So we're redoing it tomorrow and we'll see what
happens. I'm trying not to to be too worried. I know that even if I
am diabetic, it is a very treatable condition and nothing to panic
over. Still.......

Purrs that the next test will come back clear. I expect the docs have
already told you what you can do to reduce the risk. Maybe Marina could
help. ISTR that she is a type I(early onset) and you are likely to be a
type II (late onset), but she may have some diet tips through her long
experience that may help prevent you from having to go on to insulin. If
indeed you do prove to have diabetes, which I hope you don't.
I have a friend who has type II. She really didn't take it seriously enough
at first and she acknowledges that now. Had she taken the advice she was
given at first (to try and lose weight, follow the "you can eat almost
anything diet sheet" from the hospital) she would not be on insulin now and
has other problems that diabetes can bring.
I am not trying to frighten you, honestly! although it may seem like that,
but if you do prove to have diabetes treat it seriously.

Best wishes for a good blood test result.

Tweed