I have to complete my assignments

Hello Professor, Thanks for this great discussion. You have started a wonderful discussion. I like it very much. You have to complete your assignments and you are trying your best to complete them despite your serious diabetes. In diabetes you should do regular morning walk and some light exercises. Bitter juice of "Karela" will be very helpful. Chewing a few leaves of "Neem" tree is also beneficial in diabetes. You can also adopt eating yellow bread. In diabetes people feel more thirsty and more hungry. They eat a lot and thus their weight increases. This makes the diabetes more worse. I am very happy that despite your illness you are continuing your profession and earning at this age. Which type of diabetes do you have? Non-insulin dependent or insulin dependent?

Well from someone who is Diabetic I can relate many times with the problem with walking and it hurting to walk. Especially since I am one that deals with problems with chronic wounds not wanting to heal etc. But I also know that when I do feel like walking I usually feel better from doing so as well. Personally I just try to do what I can when I feel the Best, and then go from there. I know that it can be a hard thing to do things you know are good for you, and should help your heart, weight, etc. but when it hurts it is hard for you to do. I think personally you need to find your medium and keep on doing what is Best for you.

lot to d othis year. but then keeping your hand in keeps ya busy

hi professor I think you are so lucky to have something you really love to do so it will not seem like quite so much work. your students are'very lucky to have you to. As a fellow diabetic I know first hand how diabetes can really get to you. After I lost a lot of weight I did not have any more foot pain. I am lucky according to the ophthalmologist that I did not have any retinal neuropathy but I do have cataracts and a little damage to my left eye but my right eye is almost perfect so am glad of that. I can see how with neuropathy of your feet that all that work you were doing is just to much now. hope your doctors can find some 'help for the nerve pain.Your research work in ultrasonics sounds very exciting and I can sense you love working with students too.my opinion is that I bet your students love having you work with them also.

You are right that because of the fact that you've taken on the obligation of administering the exams there is no way that you are able to get out of it. I think that you are right that you should take it a little bit easier in the coming semesters. However, it is clear that you clearly have a lot of love for the research that you've been doing and I would agree that it too is definitely not something that you should give up.

Yes we know we age when we stop learning new things, I like your attitude towards work prof, people who need us does not want to hear excuses especially if they are counting on you, but yes you are right, do not accept anymore next time if there is a real health issue, do take care and get well

It seems you're all booked up, Professor. Take it easy, though, and get yourself checked up regularly. With that amount of workload, you might wanna slow things down a bit or your diabetes problems, the one with the achings, might get worse.

good going professor jee..... its really a tough job to teach.. hats off to you.. and for the health tips, totally avoid oily things, and have green tea