Three years ago Lois Maudlin and her family thought she was dying. So did her doctor.
She couldn’t walk. She was in a wheelchair. She was a diabetic who required such astronomical amounts of insulin that the pharmacists thought her prescriptions were errors.
“They had to call my doctor to check,” she said.
She lived in Salt Lake City, where she’d been a nurse until she grew too ill to work. She suffered from coronary…