On Fri, 2 Jan 1998, Ray Audette wrote: > I was never on insulin. My diabetes was diagnosed by an M.D. but before > I could get a complete evaluation, I changed my diet and never went back. > The doctor warned me that because I was not overweight and many of my > symtoms dated to my childhood, there was a good chance that I might > require insulin. My apologies. My inference was based on the statement, on page 16, "After consulting with several doctors, it was determined that I was a diabetic and would probably require insulin injections for the rest of my life." I mistakenly inferred that the regimen of insulin injections had already begun. In any case, it appears that your insulin production was significantly compromised. Todd Moody [log in to unmask]