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  1. Hi --

    After doing a Google search, as well as looking at SourceForge, I didn't
    find what I was looking for --

    Is there anything out there that I can keep track of not only food and
    exercise, but blood glucose readings?

    I downloaded HealthKick. It looked promising, but after messing with it
    all weekend, I couldn't get it to work. Fitday (web) is appreciated,
    but doesn't handle "everything".

    Are there any other choices? Aside from starting from scratch, of course --

    Thanks.

  2. I use Life Form. I like it. If you have any specific questions I'd be
    happy to try to answer. I track food, blood glucose, blood pressure,
    exercise

    www.fitnesoft.com

    Rich

    ps: I have no connection with the company other than purchasing and using
    their product. I've used it since the middle of January.

    "Bailey's Girl" <.@.> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi --

    After doing a Google search, as well as looking at SourceForge, I didn't
    find what I was looking for --

    Is there anything out there that I can keep track of not only food and
    exercise, but blood glucose readings?

    I downloaded HealthKick. It looked promising, but after messing with it
    all weekend, I couldn't get it to work. Fitday (web) is appreciated, but
    doesn't handle "everything".

    Are there any other choices? Aside from starting from scratch, of
    course --

    Thanks.

  3. Thanks, Rich! It looks promising and I'll try it out. :-)

    rich said:

    I use Life Form. I like it. If you have any specific questions I'd be
    happy to try to answer. I track food, blood glucose, blood pressure,
    exercise

    www.fitnesoft.com

    Rich

    ps: I have no connection with the company other than purchasing and using
    their product. I've used it since the middle of January.

    "Bailey's Girl" <.@.> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi --

    After doing a Google search, as well as looking at SourceForge, I didn't
    find what I was looking for --

    Is there anything out there that I can keep track of not only food and
    exercise, but blood glucose readings?

    I downloaded HealthKick. It looked promising, but after messing with it
    all weekend, I couldn't get it to work. Fitday (web) is appreciated, but
    doesn't handle "everything".

    Are there any other choices? Aside from starting from scratch, of
    course --

    Thanks.

  4. "Bailey's Girl" <.@.> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi --

    After doing a Google search, as well as looking at SourceForge, I didn't
    find what I was looking for --

    Is there anything out there that I can keep track of not only food and
    exercise, but blood glucose readings?

    I downloaded HealthKick. It looked promising, but after messing with it
    all weekend, I couldn't get it to work. Fitday (web) is appreciated,
    but doesn't handle "everything".

    Are there any other choices? Aside from starting from scratch, of


    course --

    Quoted message said:


    Thanks.

    You can track blood glucose readings (along with exercise, weight, body
    measurements, body fat percentage, etc.) in my "WeightWare" software
    (http://www.WeightWare.com). To see if it meets your needs, you can
    download a free, fully functional, 30-day trial version from the website.

    However, if you're diabetic you may want to track blood glucose in a
    separate program designed specifically for diabetics. I recall seeing some
    programs like this, but can't recall the names (try Googling "diabetic
    software"😉.

    --
    GG
    http://www.WeightWare.com
    Computer-Assisted Weight Management

  5. GaryG said:

    "Bailey's Girl" <.@.> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi --

    After doing a Google search, as well as looking at SourceForge, I didn't
    find what I was looking for --

    Is there anything out there that I can keep track of not only food and
    exercise, but blood glucose readings?

    I downloaded HealthKick. It looked promising, but after messing with it
    all weekend, I couldn't get it to work. Fitday (web) is appreciated,
    but doesn't handle "everything".

    Are there any other choices? Aside from starting from scratch, of

    course --

    Quoted message said:

    Thanks.

    You can track blood glucose readings (along with exercise, weight, body
    measurements, body fat percentage, etc.) in my "WeightWare" software
    (http://www.WeightWare.com). To see if it meets your needs, you can
    download a free, fully functional, 30-day trial version from the website.

    However, if you're diabetic you may want to track blood glucose in a
    separate program designed specifically for diabetics. I recall seeing some
    programs like this, but can't recall the names (try Googling "diabetic
    software"😉.

    Thanks, Gary -- I appreciate the tip. I'm sure my "google terms"
    weren't right, and I'll give it another shot. :-)

  6. rich said:

    I use Life Form. I like it. If you have any specific questions I'd be
    happy to try to answer. I track food, blood glucose, blood pressure,
    exercise

    www.fitnesoft.com

    Rich --

    I just wanted to say thanks again -- I've downloaded the program and in
    five minutes I'm using it productively without a lot of "messing around"
    or a steep learning curve.

    Thank you so much.

  7. "Bailey's Girl" <.@.> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Rich --

    I just wanted to say thanks again -- I've downloaded the program and in
    five minutes I'm using it productively without a lot of "messing around"
    or a steep learning curve.

    Thank you so much.

    Happy to help

    Rich

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