I am so sorry to hear that had to happen to you! What I gained from seeing him in person was his passion, and motivation in controlling diabetes. Since he was abused by the conventional system and suffered from it, it was very apparent that he was using everything in his power to fight back. And the thing is, he wants his patients and other diabetics to have that same drive and motivation. Thats what he gave me, and is part of the reason why I am so interested in going into the endocrinology field as a nurse/doctor. Someone else asked me a similar question to this, and on page one I go into specifics as to everything he really showed me. I do think there is a difference from going to him in person versus reading the books. So I think you might be interested in reading that! (If you can't find it I can copy and paste it in reply to you with no problem!) I hope this helps you out, and I wish you all the best in trying to deal with this all. It definitely isn't something that is easy to manage.
