In some ways this post needs no introduction.  In other ways, perhaps, an introduction will further drive home the message that diabetes is reversible.  So here goes.

Just over a year ago, someone near and dear to me was lying in a hospital bed.  An infection in his leg was not responding to the usual intravenous (IV) antibiotics; and he was frightened and in terrible pain.  I heard about my friend’s situation and began immediately to sort through the medical reasons that he might not be responding to the treatment.  What is the primary reason for such a scenario?  Diabetes.  Though he had never told me so, I surmised that my friend was probably diabetic.  I called him, and we talked.  It was true; he had been diagnosed with diabetes several years before.  The very next day his blood sugars began to improve.  As you can see for yourself below, he has never looked back.

With his permission, here is the update that my dear friend sent to me this past week:

Signed by my dear friend

The thing speaks for itself.
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