How do you know if you're breathing, injured, or hungry? Feedback. Electrical and chemical messages that your brain understands tell you, "Listen up, something needs fixing." Here are some recent cases where I received important feedback. As a diabetic it's important that I check my blood glucose level regularly, but I let it slip. My test strips are a buck a pop, and besides, I've been feeling fine. But I made a New Month's resolution to get back into the habit, and I'm glad I did. . . .
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