Source: Hartmann’s Hint #54: Illness
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Reference Hartmann’s HIt 54
Folks with diabetes should have a yearly eye exam, as I have the same problem
and had to go to one eyed shooting, I am a trap shooter and skeet shooter and have bee[n]
for almost 40 years, got diabetes from agent orange in Viet Nam
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