OneManArmy

iTrader: (7)

yeah..

did you know that before WWII and the surplus of corn and thus the creation of high fructose corn syrup diabetes was almost non existant.



Unfortunately I have no clue about my family medical history. Mom died young, unnatural. Dad... no clue. Still alive I guess. Aunt has beat cancer at least 4 times, alcoholic, lifetime smoker. My other aunt died from cancer at 33. Grandpa killed in WWII. Grandma missing. Other grandparents lived into their 80's. So... yeah. I don't know what's gonna get me or when. I always figured I'd be dead in my 30's so we'll see.

I think pneumonia or some form of terrible cancer that makes me die a slow horrible death. Just seems fitting.

VRT MBasile

iTrader: (17)

Ok, let me rephrase that, try having Type I diabetes.

Type I (juvenile onset)=autoimmune disease=not brought on by poor diet
Type II (adult onset)="condition" where excess fat causes resistance, pancrease gets worn out and does produce enough insulin=more hereditary than Type I and typically brought on by a combo of genetics and poor diet

sti4j0n

ah yes, the good old convincing life circumstances that would bennifit from simple opioids.

You find the right doc, he/she'll be good.

I'd advise craigslist w4m ywia