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Love it! So funny – just last night as i was packing to move, I was sorting through all my books. I filled two boxes with books related to diabetes….used to be, I have shelves of novels. For the past 15 years, I have more health-related books (5:1 ratio, I estimate) than any “pleasure” reading…. Thx for sharing YOUR shelf (or sliver of it, I’m guessing).