Is this like "A bit of pregnancy?"

[George K]

[Renauda]

My former colleague's wife is a pharmacist who specializes in diabetic pharmacology. One common expression that always gets her is when she is hears someone say, be it an aquaintance, patient or even the odd GP, "borderline diabetic". She always points out that as a woman is either pregnant or she is not. So too a person is either diabetic or not.

[Horace]

As far as I'm aware, there are in fact degrees to both heart attacks and diabetes.

[bachophile]

Problem meant to write event. But arrest passed the spell checker.

Or else just a moron

[George K]

@bachophile said in Is this like "A bit of pregnancy?":

Problem meant to write event. But arrest passed the spell checker.

Or else just a moron

Or "heart attack."