I know what to eat, how to eat, what happens when you backslide and, most of all, to get a doctor who specializes in your problems. I go to this site every day. Another Internet user with diabetes, Wayne May of Michigan Bluff, Calif., agrees with Reynolds' assessment. We have traded experiences and chatted on chatlines. We have become best of friends, and they have saved my life at least two times.
Diabetics have a hard life at best.
Without these fine people and the medical advice that is available on the Internet, I think many of us may have not made it. May says he now frequently checks a number of sites to broaden his knowledge. They also know they cannot hand me a line of bull. Patients aren't the only people using these sites. Moore's neurologist read the news on the Internet and began prescribing the drug for her.