A Lifetime Of Diabetes by Teresa Ollila
A Lifetime of Diabetes by Teresa Ollila
A Lifetime Of Diabetes by Teresa Ollila
A Lifetime of Diabetes by Teresa Ollila
And in fact, have been for 12 hours. Hopefully they will come back up fixed with their own content.
And in fact, have been for 12 hours. Hopefully they will come back up fixed with their own content.
I got up today and voted a straight Republican ticket — why?
When the Republicans run things around Dallas, things get done. Roads get built and things get better.
When the Republicans run things around Texas, money gets spent towards schools, and especially teacher salaries. When teachers make better salaries, I work with a higher class of people. Not sure what it says about me, since I came in when our pay was the lowest.
When the Republicans run the country, more people are employed. That’s good for both me and my students.
Though they have taken the posts down from their site that “tells” the story. That’s okay, I’ll just add a little anti-battle diabetes content to every post … maybe that will make them go away.
Took her long enough to figure that out!
Diabetes Mine: When MDI is B-A-D — Time to Pump
I suppose people on insulin pumps have bad weeks, too. But I’m officially D-O-N-E with the last few, that’s for sure.
Seriously. Pumping is the only way to be a diabetic but it is EXPENSIVE, time consuming, mind consuming, etc.
I have done it all — oral meds for about two months which drove me nuts. No matter what I ate, didn’t ate, etc, my blood glucose monitor insisted on being a random number generator.
I’ve done MDI. Here’s the problem with MDI, you make a mistake, you roller coaster for days. Flat out, you are just stick with the insulin you take until it decides to leave.
That’s true pumping too, but it decides to leave on a quicker basis. And yes it is ALL about the control!
I’m lucky, the short term complications get me in a hurry. The first is blurred vision — if my blood sugar isn’t in normal range, I can’t read, and have trouble seeing. The second is bitchiness — if my blood sugar is too high, I’m hard to get along with. The third is congetive ability, I can’t program and I can’t teach as well if my blood sugar is too high.
And remember make sure you are reading this at http://www.kweaver.org and if you are reading it at BattleDiabetes.com, it is stolen content!
Be aware that if the URL of the post you are reading is NOT http://www.kweaver.org, you are reading stolen content. DO NOT click on their adverstising links.
FYI, at the moment, I do not have any advertising links.
The inserts the orthopedist gave me are doing the trick. I only have a little pain when I wake up on the non-anti-inflamtory mornings, and it goes away when I move. I’m still stiff but that’s an all over thing.
I’ve moved around my work outs already and I believe — which I’m going to double check tonight — that my hotel has a gym. I have to go to Houston for a teacher workshop on Thursday and will be back Saturday.
FYI: The whole battlediabetes thing is creeping me out. I can understand why anyone would grab my little trivial posts.
And the heartburn is much better too!
One of the best things you can do as a user, is to positively NOT click on any advertisements that you see on the battlediabetes.com website. They are attempting to make money on their site and use click on advertisements (mine doesn’t at the moment).
If they lose revenue, they will go away.
No hospital records for ‘comatose’ airline passenger – 02 Nov 2006 – National News
No hospital records for ‘comatose’ airline passenger