Eating on the plane

Nuts, apple, and Cliff bars. (I'm a type 1 DB also). i always
have Clif bars with me. and always take food when flying. Never know
when you'll be stuck on a runway for hours...

oh and books. lots of books

Ralphie wrote:
> My trip will be non-stop for five hours and I am diabetic so will need
> to eat during the flight.
> I've searched around for something other than snack food to take with
> me but to no avail. (Cold gel packs are not allowed)
> The only thing I've come up with is ...... FRIED CHICKEN! ! No joke.
> I will wrap it in alum foil until the proper time to devour it.
> Any one have different ideas ?

Slim wrote:
> On Tue, 05 Sep 2006 02:33:52 -0500, Ken Pisichko <kenp@mts.net> wrote:
>
>
>
>> Hey Slim,
>>
>> I take it you are a diabetic? Insulin dependent (type 1) or type 2?
>>
>> If you are not a diabetic then you have NO practical knowledge of managing
>> DM, and thus YOU should not be allowed to voice YOUR opinion here on that
>> topic.
>>
>>
>
>
>> Ken, Canada
>>
>
> Dear Mr. Ken Canada,
>
> You are saying that I have no right to an opinion? I am not allowed to
> voice my opinion??
>
> Amazing.
>
>
>
Just make SURE that your opinion has medical and factual basis - your
opinion means squat when it can harm someone. Remember the drill for
medical personnel "DO NO HARM". As long as your opinion will do no harm,
then carry on giving it freely. Otherwise...

Yes, it is amazing that some folks do not care about doing no harm.
Carry on, Slim.

Ken, Canada