Comments on: Shots/Tests in Public http://www.healthdiabetes.info/shotstests-in-public Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:23:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://www.healthdiabetes.info/shotstests-in-public/comment-page-1#comment-4477 admin Sun, 31 Jan 2010 11:55:21 +0000 http://www.healthdiabetes.info/shotstests-in-public#comment-4477 <p></p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>In article <1995Aug20.233157.29...@lafn.org>, ar...@lafn.org (David Cohler) writes: <br /> >From: ar...@lafn.org (David Cohler) <br /> >Subject: Shots/Tests in Public <br /> >X-Nntp-Posting-Host: lafn.org <br /> >Sender: n...@lafn.org <br /> >Organization: The Los Angeles Free-Net <br /> >Date: Sun, 20 Aug 1995 23:31:57 GMT <br /> >Lines: 18 <br /> <p>>Judging by the responses to this subject over the past few days, it looks <br /> >like we get back to the same two issues: 1) the *type* of public place <br /> >and 2) the personality of the individual diabetic.  As to the first: My <br /> >work takes me to different places, seldom the same place twice, whether <br /> >offices, auditoriums, laboratories, private homes, whatever.  I don't <br /> >think you can make a rule about what kind of public place is suitable for <br /> >a "public display" of diabetes self-management; some are, some aren't, <br /> >and you've got to play it by ear.  I will say that in a dozen years of <br /> >sticking myself and testing myself in myriad public places, I have NEVER <br /> >ONCE been challenged or even looked at askance by ANYONE. <br /> <br />I decided a while back that if I'm going to control this DM think, I <br /> can'e be shy about doing what I need to do. As I've become more open <br /> about testing/whatever and doing it wherever and whenever, I've found <br /> the same thing. <br /> </p><p>I really think that if you look like you know what you're doing, and <br /> act like it's something you're supposed to be doing, nobody will think <br /> twice (or even once) about it. <br /> </p><p>--- <br /> Bluejay Adametz, CFII, A&P      feathr::blue...@ampakz.enet.dec.com <br /> AMP-Akzo Co.                    blue...@ampakzo.UUCP <br /> Greenville, SC, USA             +1 803 675 7425 <br /> --- <br /> "Drugs only stimulate biological brain functions. The sensory <br /> distortions of a  psychedelic trip do not lead to enlightenment. And <br /> claims that it does are bogus.  You can't mainline your way to the <br /> Ultimate Principle. The only sure path is through  comtemplation." <br />                                           - Patrick Tilley <br />                                             "Mission" <br /> --- <br /> The folks who pay me want me to tell you: <br /> </p><p>Confidential & Proprietary <br /> (c)1995 AMP-Akzo Co. <br /> </p>

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In article <1995Aug20.233157.29…@lafn.org>, ar…@lafn.org (David Cohler) writes:
>From: ar…@lafn.org (David Cohler)
>Subject: Shots/Tests in Public
>X-Nntp-Posting-Host: lafn.org
>Sender: n…@lafn.org
>Organization: The Los Angeles Free-Net
>Date: Sun, 20 Aug 1995 23:31:57 GMT
>Lines: 18

>Judging by the responses to this subject over the past few days, it looks
>like we get back to the same two issues: 1) the *type* of public place
>and 2) the personality of the individual diabetic.  As to the first: My
>work takes me to different places, seldom the same place twice, whether
>offices, auditoriums, laboratories, private homes, whatever.  I don’t
>think you can make a rule about what kind of public place is suitable for
>a "public display" of diabetes self-management; some are, some aren’t,
>and you’ve got to play it by ear.  I will say that in a dozen years of
>sticking myself and testing myself in myriad public places, I have NEVER
>ONCE been challenged or even looked at askance by ANYONE.

I decided a while back that if I’m going to control this DM think, I
can’e be shy about doing what I need to do. As I’ve become more open
about testing/whatever and doing it wherever and whenever, I’ve found
the same thing.

I really think that if you look like you know what you’re doing, and
act like it’s something you’re supposed to be doing, nobody will think
twice (or even once) about it.

—
Bluejay Adametz, CFII, A&P      feathr::blue…@ampakz.enet.dec.com
AMP-Akzo Co.                    blue…@ampakzo.UUCP
Greenville, SC, USA             +1 803 675 7425
—
"Drugs only stimulate biological brain functions. The sensory
distortions of a  psychedelic trip do not lead to enlightenment. And
claims that it does are bogus.  You can’t mainline your way to the
Ultimate Principle. The only sure path is through  comtemplation."
                                          – Patrick Tilley
                                            "Mission"
—
The folks who pay me want me to tell you:

Confidential & Proprietary
(c)1995 AMP-Akzo Co.

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