wish I never tried to help help her out this is how much of a scammer she is she has three dogs and she has them Certified Service Animals for people with emotional, psychological, hearing, seizure, diabetic problems

"The Real Secret of Success Choose Your Suffering.Everything you want in life; every goal you want to achieve; every dream you want to manifest: all comes with a price tag.Legitimate success in any endeavor requires that you pay upfront, in full and with your own sweat.There is no other way.To achieve any goal, you must choose the suffering that is right for you.Subsequently, you must live with the consequences of that decision.The moment you choose to not continue to pay the price of success, is the moment you choose to suffer the consequences of failure, which is, the WORST kind of suffering.The suffering cost of failure is ALWAYS higher than the suffering price of success.The cost and consequences of success in a job, relationship, career, or any area can cause a monumental amount of disruption and chaos in your life.Here are some examples of the suffering costs of failure:If you lack financial discipline, you will suffer the consequences of debt, harassing bill collectors and sleepless nights.If you do not manage your diet, you will suffer the cost of diabetes and poor fitting clothing.By not keeping your promises or honoring your commitments, you will suffer the loss of reputation and contaminated character.Sooner or later, each of us must choose to pay the price of success or pay the cost of failure.Sooner or later, you will come to the understanding that you MUST choose your suffering.The price of success is often more than people are willing to pay.

.- Inflammation leads to a cluster of dysfunctions that tends to precede full-blown diabetes and that also increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, certain cancers, and even dementia—the top killers of the developed world.- Another change I made is around prebiotics and probiotics.

We found out four days before Halloween 2015 our youngest son (8 at the time) has Type 1 Diabetes.

Both families were able to move to Colorado, buy on the exchange and, for one guy - it's the first time he's had consistent medical attention in his life and his diabetes is finally under control.

We're lucky to have an excellent HVAC/electrical/plumbing guy whose who is worth his weight in gold; he's diabetic and I'm giving him freebie nutrition lessons (I'm a registered dietitian in so-called real life) to keep him going!  

The way the lady came back to life so quick, makes me wonder if she is diabetic.

I was thinking a box of chocolates or something, but I kinda don't want to send a sweet/food item just in case the person is diabetic or something.

He is very knowledgable, and helped setup my law firm with a health insurance package for our needs (younger work force wanting higher deductible plan at lower price point - next year will be challenge for him when I need to incorporate coverage for spouse with type 1 diabetes). 

During this time, my dad was in hospice, three kids, I had just started a new job and my child was diagnosed with T1 diabetes.