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Over the last couple of days, some interesting comments have been made.
After I discussed my GERD with my Primary Care Physician, he said — have you thought about going to Medical School. When I said it would take too long, he said, it would only be 4 more years. I kinda of like my life style now. I would be more interested in nursing school than med school (and becoming a CDE).
I was telling my ESL department chair about trying to explain my behavior when I crashed on Tuesday, and she said “I didn’t know that you were that bad”.
One person said “you are a real trooper”, but that was relative to my teaching schedule … I think.
I talked with my mom about the last two comments, and we came to the conclusion that a) I’m really lucky to still be alive afte the car accident that started all this crap (a long story I think I posted once, maybe other day).
b) I’m a heck of a lot better off than my father was at the same age.
I have just acknowledged though, that if you lose weight while you are a diabetic, someday you are going to get low, and I need to stop stressing over it, and let the lows happen. I’ve been running a tad higher than I should blood sugar wise and not using the temporary basal enough.
FDA reviewer battles the drug his boss approved
This guy is just goofy — apparently he thinks that the average diabetic is stupid and is not capable of dealing with their own care.
Frankly, I just had the one crash yesterday and certainly felt it coming.
Major confusion — if the doctor’s office confirms a different time than you have written down, don’t take their word for it, call them back and confirm. Oh well, everything got done.
Anyway, got dog to the vet and got a wart removed and her teeth cleaned. $200 later
Got the car looked at — no problems.
Got to the primary care physician. Come to find out the Nexxium I was taking was expired. He gave me samples and we’re going to give them a shot. We decided to talk to a surgeon this time, not a gastro guy, to save dealing with multiple doctors. I made an appointment for the week of Thanksgiving so that I can discuss the issue with the surgeon. That should give me enough time to decide if medication is helping.
Saw CDE. She doesn’t know what is up with the blood sugars yesterday, told me to keep an eye on things and get back with them if I see more weirdness. Weight is down by 2 pounds according to her scales. I need to be more proactive with temporary basals to fix temporary problems.
Major confusion — if the doctor’s office confirms a different time than you have written down, don’t take their word for it, call them back and confirm. Oh well, everything got done.
Anyway, got dog to the vet and got a wart removed and her teeth cleaned. $200 later
Got the car looked at — no problems.
Got to the primary care physician. Come to find out the Nexxium I was taking was expired. He gave me samples and we’re going to give them a shot. We decided to talk to a surgeon this time, not a gastro guy, to save dealing with multiple doctors. I made an appointment for the week of Thanksgiving so that I can discuss the issue with the surgeon. That should give me enough time to decide if medication is helping.
Saw CDE. She doesn’t know what is up with the blood sugars yesterday, told me to keep an eye on things and get back with them if I see more weirdness. Weight is down by 2 pounds according to her scales. I need to be more proactive with temporary basals to fix temporary problems.
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I get asked about oral medications on a regular basis too and frankly I did try one (Metformum both with and without insulin), and just wasn’t happy on it.
And he actually knows what he is talking about!
Diabetes.Blog.Com :: My Diabetes
I get asked about oral medications on a regular basis too and frankly I did try one (Metformum both with and without insulin), and just wasn’t happy on it.
And he actually knows what he is talking about!
We had Bill King of Animas and DESA.
If you ever get a change to hear him speak, he’s great, no matter the type of Diabetes you have.
He has some really good ideas for my agility trials, and acknowledged that it WAS a sport, and I have some unique issues.
I really really enjoyed him.
We had Bill King of Animas and DESA.
If you ever get a change to hear him speak, he’s great, no matter the type of Diabetes you have.
He has some really good ideas for my agility trials, and acknowledged that it WAS a sport, and I have some unique issues.
I really really enjoyed him.
Weird day. Had breakfast (did Symlin), and two hours laters was at 200. Corrected.
Did not check blood sugar pre-meal. Did Symlin, ate lunch and forgot my basal.
30 minutes later was feeling very hypoglymic, and even though I was at 90 — remember I just ate, I did some glucose jel.
1/2 hour later, I was at 116.
Two hours after my meal, I was at 78. Whoops.
Ate a package of Peanut M&Ms.
Got home, did Symlin, ate dinner and did not bolus as I was still lowest (110), and I needed to walk for 30 minutes.
Two hours after that meal was 120.
I ate some more with bolusing and at 9:00 pm was about 155. Corrected that, and now I am leaving everything alone.
The good news is that I’m seeing the CDE tomorrow.
Right now, my only thought is that something just happened weird with my insulin resistance (and symlin resistance). I had stronger side effects than I have had in quite a while — really had a hard time finishing each meal.
One small clue — I weigh over one pound less than yesterday.