I have read your e-mails and can’t add much to
it. R you have good control…that’s good but make
sure those ulcers are checked in their
growth.<br
beauty) some of your doctor’s live in the past. Don’t
they read medical magazines?<br
an computer they can educate them selfs about
dia.<br
e-mail me at diabetes3@…<br
you have it.<br
I don’t know how you got off Buddies. Your name
is not in the members list. I past your request to
DE, so she should send you the invite. This is a
diabetes club by invitation. You must be a member. To bad
it is so slow outta there. I have been away from
there but back again.<br
Cheeky, I don’t see another name, at your age you
should be on the pump. Mind you I’m not and take many
needles. Still may go on it at age 71.<br
cannot buy it privately from your own money and depend
on a doctor who works for an insurance company and
not for you.<br
to get the opinion of another doctor, a dislodged
needle from the pump does happen occasionally but is no
reason not to be on the pump. At your age in particular,
try to find the $ 5,000. required to buy it. The toes
HAVE to be looked at by a responsible docter. If my
doctor advised me like yours I be long gone. Still you
must understand I cannot give doctor’s advise because
I have no papers to that effect. Just pure
experience.<br
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You can find the “Rules” under posting
1185.<br
40″<br
type? I’m no doctor and want to make that clear but can
give some advise from experience.<br
Following my last posting which was on
neurophaty, here is some more…which is not so generally
known and holds a warning for the newcomers to
diabetes.<br
you on Buddys with Diabetes and miss you and yes, I
know what you want to say. I agree.<br
neuropathy than. It can start very early in your diabetes
travel. It get’s a chance to get in because at the
beginning your dia doesn’t hurt much so….we can sin
often. Al during that time you are working on the
establishment of your neuropathy. Stick to your sugar-control
at all times.<br
even know about neuropathy when I was diagnosed 41
years ago.<br
we have it today. Hardly anything to read about
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Jodi is packing the van for a quick trip to OKC.
Beth,<br
hospital with a staff and a<br
gone septic. This means that it is in the blood
and<br
systemic mastocytosis which is<br
disease that we lost our 6 year old grand son to 4
years<br
when he went to the<br
am not saying that this is Beth’s final trip but
we<br
with her for some time now.<br
Becky has the same disease. Knowing that it is a<br
genetic disease that originated with one of the parents
makes it especially<br
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I just found out a little over a week ago that
I’m Diabetic. I should have known since my mother and
her parents are too. I’m 35 and very confused. I am
trying to be positive but it’s just tough. My work and
my lifestyle don’t allow me to be sick. Help….
On 6 needles per day and 8x per day
bloodtesting.<br
came by and saw some wanted to know about neuropathy,
here it is.<br
polyneuropathy (generally<br
<br
called “peripheral” because symptoms first<br
the extremities of the body, principally the toes and
feet. In more severe cases fingers<br
affected. Peripheral neuropathy is caused by gradual damage
to the longest<br
affected by diabetes. Peripheral neuropathy is symmetrical
in<br
body, although it is possible that symptoms on<br
side may not feel identical to those on the
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I have a TERRIBLE sinus infection and I don’t
feel well at all- lots of pain and pressure in my
head, sore throat, nausea. I am taking decongestants so
hopefully I will be feeling better in a few days. You guys
keep me in your prayers. God bless.<br
Hi! Newbie member here. Type 1 for 5 yrs now.
Been experiencing pre-lunch and mid-afternoons mid
40-50’s. Feel great,no problem getting around,no symptoms.
Sister-in-law thinks this is way too low. Don’t see new dr.for
2 weeks. Is this a problem?? Seems to even out my
high morning numbers.<br