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#22
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08-28-2012, 12:27 PM
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Re: Cellulitis Of The Leg
The aunt on the father's side of my oldest great niece and great nephew has a monitor she wears all the time. She has gone into shock several times that I know of. I'd be afraid to leave her with the kids! I hope Mum is under control, Shaz. |
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#23
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08-28-2012, 12:33 PM
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Re: Cellulitis Of The Leg
Yes, she used to have dextrose sweets (they're gros!) but her diabetic clinic recommended high sugar gummy sweets for my mum's needs as they're that bit quicker. She used to have Lucozade sweets too - YUK Sorry your mum had the same thing |
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08-28-2012, 12:36 PM
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Re: Cellulitis Of The Leg
My mum should get a monitor, good idea, I'll suggest it She had a hyperglycaemic attack once - blood sugar went up to 25 |
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08-28-2012, 08:49 PM
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Re: Cellulitis Of The Leg
I don't know what the numbers mean yet. My doctor is going to check my urine and blood in three months from when I started the medication. The monitor, if I understand correctly, is supposed to release insulin as needed. She bakes alot of very sugary things for every family gathering. Some are just too sweet! Nasty sweet! I was reading some materials from my doctor about the organs diabetes affects. Scary! My mother lost part of her short term memory with her stroke in 2004. If we pass a place she knew in the 50's or earlier, she'll tell me who lived there or what they bought at which store, where there was a fire, etc. She cannot remember her grandchildren's names except my nephew, who is named after his dad. Brain injuries are weird. You never know what you're going to get sometimes. I think her hearing is bad, but, she argues with me. I'll say something and about five minutes later, she'll ask me what I just told her or repeat what I said. She won't get it tested and refuses to get any tests her doctor orders, unless it won't make her uncomfortable. Forget the colonoscopy! To me, the worst part of a colonoscopy was drinking that salty shit that doesn't take like which ever flavor you choose! Awful stuff! I woke up during one and asked, "Am I alright?" The doctor said we were almost done. I didn't feel anything during or after. |
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05-30-2013, 08:18 PM
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Re: Cellulitis Of The Leg
I lost 25 pounds so that was very encouraging. I just found out recently from a friend that you can die from cellulitis. Untreated, it can poison your system. The last of my brothers to die last June had it. He didn't take care of himself and missed my other two brothers terribly |
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05-31-2013, 08:12 PM
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Re: Cellulitis Of The Leg
It's ok to miss them, that's what we are here for, share stories and lives. Well that's great about your sugar, I'm still a little high in the mornings, was hoping I could quit taking the pills but I don't think it's to be, but that's ok, I'm otherwise pretty healthy. |