Any one else that is new to dibteis feelt hsi way I don’t know if it
jsut that dognsoes or evry thign ese but I litery feel like my baters
ahev runn out and can’t get charged. I am not tlaking energy I am
feeling all around just dead. Nothing. I have been there hell this year
and that might be it. Has soon has i get this surgery and heel up from
it I plan on grabing the tent and driving to a trail head throw a pack
on and spend a wek at church see my church is the moutians. I see my
god when I am int he moutians. I am thinking that might be art of it
ebcuse iof every thign i have beent rhoguh i have camped all witner I
uslay do at least 2 snow cmaping trips pur winter or more. somthign
about snow shooign into the back country seting a tent up. and goign tos
leep in a tent when it si -20 degrees wakes teh sole up. I havent been
doign anyc amping I drive throught he forest goign home and lvie in the
moutians but I think I need a week awy with my god in my church. but has
any one been trhough stuff were you jsut feel melty phsyclay and
spiruatly dead.
eating grapes
November 14th, 2003 · 1 Comment
Tags: diabetes type
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1 Neva Marjory // Nov 16, 2003 at 6:10 am
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Dave
I think I understand where you are coming from. I was diagnosised
just this past November & it really knocked me for a loop. I am
moderately healthy & active. I am about 20 pounds over my ideal, but
I have a two year old & the baby weight just hasn’t left yet. I have
had 32 pregnancies & never had gestational diabetes, so I although I
have a family history of diabetes I thought I had skipped that bad
dna. Sometimes I get really bummed out by the whole thing- I feel
tied to my meter & food. Pre-diabetes I ate when I felt hungry, now
of course I need to stick to a schedule of when I should eat. If I
sleep in on the weekend I end up waking up with a reading thats too
low. If I decide I want to go for a walk spur of the moment, I need
to test first and make sure I am at an ok level before I go. (as I
have mentioned in other posts I have frequent problems with low
blood sugar) I remind myself that I should be thankful it’s not
worse, I don’t need insulin or medicine at this point; but it is a
pain in the a$$- nope a pain my fingers I guess is more accurate &
it can be depressing at times. I am holding out hope that when I do
lose the baby weight I will no longer have these ups & downs with my
sugar level and it won’t feel like this anymore.
Denise
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