As profound as this fact may seem, “dLife” has been in existence for many years. I bring up the subject because I have not heard nor read anything about it from anyone. No, I am not one of their marketeers or sales specialists or advertisers or in any way, shape or form involved with the organization.
Due to acquiring UVerse television cable operations most recently, I may now be able to view dLife. I have not had a chance to check the TV schedule for 4:00pm Pacific Time. In the meantime, I happened to Google search dLife and can summarize the webpages as quite thorough pertaining to Diabetes and diabetics.
And so, I am looking forward to some feedback on the show: Have you seen it? Is it a good Sunday late-afternoon watch? Are the topics challenging, making you want to think about this world-wide pandemic? I am interested. I hope to be able to see the show this afternoon, January 24, 2010.
Thank you. AK.
Thank you! A. K. Buckroth mydiabeticsoul.com
I never count calories, either. For me it’s always been about eating heelhty-sizad portions of healthy foods. 200 calories of fruits and veggies will always be better for you than 200 calories of potato chips. SO MANY people I know who diet get totally caught up in exactly how many calories they’re eating, rather than how good for them the food actually is.
Good for you, Eve! Continue to take care of yourself. As a Ti! (Type One Diabetic) since age 2, I have no other choice and was trained to take care of myself.