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		<title>By: MaiaJane</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m so glad you have an awesome endo too!
Mine is a goddess. She&#039;s got Type One too. She went to medical school when type one was still practically a death sentence, and proved everyone wrong...
anyway, my last appointment was scheduled with her assistant, and I was thee last patient of the day, and she knew I had been going to heck with my insurance, so when I got to the office, the receptionist says &quot;McAfee wants to see you today, instead of your scheduled appointment with Bobbi&quot;
of course then I have a moment of *OH CRAP* because I&#039;m sure she has discovered something terrible in my labs (besides all the protein I am dumping because I&#039;ve been exercising so much...you&#039;d be proud!)
that is, until the receptionist goes... &quot;while you are waiting, would you mind running to the coffee shop [next door] and grabbing her a latte? here&#039;s 10 bucks, get yourself one too!&quot;

*sigh of relief!*
Then we sat and chatted about the woes of sushi rice, and then we bolused for our espresso drinks and talked about how many extra OmniPods I will need for my impending international trips...

My endo is like a Tuxedo T-Shirt, she means business, but she sure does know how to make a doctors visit fun!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m so glad you have an awesome endo too!<br />
Mine is a goddess. She&#8217;s got Type One too. She went to medical school when type one was still practically a death sentence, and proved everyone wrong&#8230;<br />
anyway, my last appointment was scheduled with her assistant, and I was thee last patient of the day, and she knew I had been going to heck with my insurance, so when I got to the office, the receptionist says &#8220;McAfee wants to see you today, instead of your scheduled appointment with Bobbi&#8221;<br />
of course then I have a moment of *OH CRAP* because I&#8217;m sure she has discovered something terrible in my labs (besides all the protein I am dumping because I&#8217;ve been exercising so much&#8230;you&#8217;d be proud!)<br />
that is, until the receptionist goes&#8230; &#8220;while you are waiting, would you mind running to the coffee shop [next door] and grabbing her a latte? here&#8217;s 10 bucks, get yourself one too!&#8221;</p>
<p>*sigh of relief!*<br />
Then we sat and chatted about the woes of sushi rice, and then we bolused for our espresso drinks and talked about how many extra OmniPods I will need for my impending international trips&#8230;</p>
<p>My endo is like a Tuxedo T-Shirt, she means business, but she sure does know how to make a doctors visit fun!</p>
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