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John David Baker sufferer of moderate to severe Asperger's syndrome and adult ADHD


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I've just had some tinned halved peaches in syrup and sent my blood sugar in my insulin resistant type two diabetes mellitus up to 24.7 mmol. Earlier on I had a melted cheese toasted sandwich. I'm still on the cold turkey Quit

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Hold your ground, learn about the addiction.

You quit smoking !!!

You will never have to go through this again so take heart.

Everything will get better and soon.

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A non-smoking diabetic is much fitter and healthier than a rasping,wheezing smoking diabetic. Thank you, Quit Train, for saving my life and giving me such an enormous wealth of wisdom and knowledge.

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Your whole body will benefit so much being smoke free..I was a 52 year smoker John..the difference in my health is amazing ...keep at it ,and the magic will happen ....

We are so happy to have you join this wonderful family ...we want you to succeed..

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I've now taken my anti-diabetic Trulicity weekly injection. Tonight, at about seven ish I'll be sixty hours quit cold turkey. Tomorrow morning at sevenish I'll be seventy two hours quit cold turkey.

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