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by leenova54 24 Oct 2012 ( edited Oct 27'12 11:29 )
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10/23/2012 Well, my blood sugar level was really bad, over 500 at the doctor's office so he got me onto insulin right away and I have to check it every 6 hours and then do insulin as he told us to do. The 9 p.m. reading was around 250 so we are doing good and he said once we get it to normal we can stop the insulin and I probably will not have diabetes at all so that is a very good thing! If I can I will be doing another blood glucose at 3 a.m. and see what it is then and by the end of the week he expects me to be in the normal range. Much relief for me! Hugs and flowers to all of you!

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by noah 24 Oct 2012
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hugs for you to and i am praying carolyn
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by sandyqueen 24 Oct 2012
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Two years ago hubby diagnosed with diabetes. However, Vitamin D was deficient (14). When we got the Vit D level up past 34 the blood sugars dropped to normal and have stayed there. We are so grateful, no pills. We do be careful what we eat though. His mom, two grandmas had diabetes so we knew possibly he and our kids should watch carefully.

Sandy
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
Right now I am on 8000 units of D3 but I started that just before all this came on.
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by capoodle 24 Oct 2012
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That is scary high. So glad it's on the way back down to a normal reading. Your vision will clear up also as it goes down. Big Hugs!
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by drro 24 Oct 2012
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Wow! Glad to know you will not be on it longer than you need to temporarily;>) Hugs, Prayers and God Bless!! ro
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
Hopefully we will get it under control.
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by ansalu 24 Oct 2012
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That are good news Debra. One point less on your list :o)
Hugs to you my dear
Bettina
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
Thanks Bettina, we really are having one problem after the other.
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by manami 24 Oct 2012
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Dear Debra, you are always in my thoughts and prayers! I'm glad the blood sugar level is dropping down. Love and hugs, Yoriko
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
Thank you Yoriko, hope things are going well for you!
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by juanitadenney 24 Oct 2012
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Good news! I always like hearing good news so lets hope it continues. Juanita
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by lidiad 24 Oct 2012
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Good news, Debra! Thank you for the update.
Love and hugs, Lidia
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by sdrise 24 Oct 2012
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Wow that was high. It is a wonder why you did not go into shock. Do you think that is why you fell the last time? Good to know the doctor is on it and you are feeling better..Suzanne
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
I know, I was in total shock!
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by 02kar 24 Oct 2012
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You are having quite a roller coaster ride with these health issues. I am so glad you and your doctor are working well together and that you should have normal levels in a few days.
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by anangel 24 Oct 2012
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Please keep a check on that blood sugar level, Debra. The pressure in your eyes had to have been tremendously high, and the reason to have you in for a checkup so quickly. No wonder you were falliing or stumbling! You are still my heroine! I admire your stamina through all your medical difficulties! Stay strong and positive; my prayers are still ongoing for you each day!
Hugs, Angel
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by keeponsewing 24 Oct 2012
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Oh MY GOODNESS! Debra.... So glad you are getting this under control.... that was a scary things. Take care of yourself... Hugs...T
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by janetedna 24 Oct 2012
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Glad to hear it's under control and you'll be " normal " ( laugh) again soon. Jan
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
Yeah, normal does need a laugh for me, nothing is ever normal in this house!
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by meganne 24 Oct 2012
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Good heavens woman! What have you been eating?
Slabs of chocolate cake with chocolate icing and cherry cream filling????
Seriously though, I do hope you can get your BS level under control and not have any further problems.
I was thinking of you and a comment I made a few days ago, and I was inspired to create this design. It's 5.08 x 4.02 inches.
If you'd like it, email me with your format and I'll send it to you.
EMAD::: melide_menschen@yahoo.com.au
hugs n love, Meg
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by ansalu 25 Oct 2012
Meg this is a wonderful design (love the animation) but Debra has only a 4x4hoop ;o) Maybe only the smiling man in the moon?
Greets, Bettina
by meganne 26 Oct 2012
Thanks Bettina, I had a feeling that Deb only had a 4x4 hoop but just wasn't sure. I'll redesign it so it will fit. Not sure she has even seen it yet. :-)
by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
Yep, I am a 4x4 girl =o(
by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
BTW, the chocolate cake and cherry filling sounds good but no, nothing so good. I've even been watching what I eat more than I ever did before!
by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
OH, I sent you an email, if I got it right, to let you know I'd like that design in 4x4. Thanks so much!
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by shuede 24 Oct 2012
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Debra, my friend going through chemo had a similar experience with her blood sugar. She had to stop the chemo after two treatments because of other horrible side effects, and her blood sugar returned to normal.
Since reading your posts, I think of you often and send positive, healing thoughts your way. ((Hugs)) Denise
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
During chemo it wasn't this high but I've been off chemo for a couple of months now.
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by eyeztodiefor10 25 Oct 2012
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Debra, so glad you're getting control of this. I don't understand about not needing the insulin after this but I'm not very familiar with Diabetes. I pray things continue to go right and you manage your sugar level. I'll keep you in my prayers!
Mer
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by kiffuri 25 Oct 2012
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Good news, Debra!
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by crafter2243 25 Oct 2012
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I hope you are getting your sugar level down to where you will no longer need the insulin. Thinking of you often.
Angie
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by petdenhan 25 Oct 2012
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good luck and hope you feel well soon.....x
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by jrob 25 Oct 2012
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Sheesh! What happened to cause that? I'm glad that there is a quick solution! Hugs for you. ;)
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
The steroid that was for pain in my hip did all of this, caused the fall, vision changes, foggy brain and more.
by momhome 27 Oct 2012
Oh no. I am glad that you told us what caused all this. I have been thinking about you. I was very concerned. Please take care. The steroids are sometimes a necessary evil. In your case they were more evil then necessary. Please, please take care of yourself.
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by susiesembroidery 25 Oct 2012
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Happy for you to be able to control this sudden increase of bloodsugar. Hope it is not a recurring thing. All the best to you. My prayers are still up for you.
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by hightechgrammy 25 Oct 2012
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Hi Deb, blood sugar can be really hard to control, especially if you enjoy eating - LOL. I have Type 2, so I know those needles all too well. Just keep an eye on it and remember that insulin is your friend. How are you feeling other than that??? Hugs and prayers, Jan
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
My hubby has type 2 also, for many years now.
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by holly12 25 Oct 2012
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That's a really high glucose level. You're lucky you didn't pass out. Glad to hear they think they can get it under control & you won't need the insulin, but hey if you do there are a lot worse things that can happen. Right? Hugs & many prayers being sent your way. Arlene
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by leenova54 26 Oct 2012
So far I am still reading between 250 and 415 so I have to adjust how much insulin I take every 6 hours till we get it to normal stages for several readings in a row. This is not easy!
by momhome 27 Oct 2012
No it is not easy. And with your being this high you definitely need to keep a close eye on it. Once you get it to normal you still need to watch it.
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by meganne 26 Oct 2012
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OK Deb, I redesigned this to make it a 4x4. Hugs n love, Meg
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by crazystitcher 27 Oct 2012
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Thinking of you and hoping & praying that sugar level stablizes very soon.
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by lbrow 27 Oct 2012
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Lee haven't been able to comment for a long, long while. Want you to know I have been following you and reading your posts. Keep doing as the Dr. advises and I hope for the best for you. I have a diabetic daughter and she controls hers with pills and her diet. She inherited hers but from my experience I will not be surprised if one day she is on insulin. She is 55 and does love to eat what's not good for her. Keep up the good work/Lillian