Diabetes sucks

I think we can all agree that Diabetes sucks so much. It's a horrible disease that nobody should have to suffer from. If you or a loved one has Diabetes, please share your story.

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10:18 AM

I Remembered One Of My Friend father was suffered From Hyperglycemia, I also asked him about this disease He said Very Important information With me which I Wanna share with You all. If hyperglycemia is left untreated, it may develop into an emergency condition called ketoacidosis (if you have type 1 diabetes) or HHNS (if you have type 2 diabetes).
Early signs of hyperglycemia in diabetes include:
Increased thirst
Headaches
Difficulty concentrating
Blurred vision
Frequent urination
Fatigue (weak, tired feeling)
Weight loss

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07:15 AM

Hello to all

Advances in diabetes research have led to better ways of controlling diabetes and treating its complications. Hence they include:-
* New improved Insulin and its therapy, (external and implantable insulin pumps) have advanced well to manage elevated blood sugars without any allergic reactions.
* Oral hypoglycemic drug, controls diabetes type 2.
* New improved blood glucose monitor (new device for self blood glucose monitoring), and hemoglobin A1c laboratory test to measure blood glucose control during previous 3 months.
* Effective availability of the treatments for affected body organs due to diabetes.
* Better ways to manage mother and its fetus health during the gestational diabetes phase.

Thanks for sharing
Have a nice day

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07:11 AM

Hello
I agree; it sucks to have diabetes.
And, Odar? Your A1c is enviable. Whatever you're doing is working.

I sure do miss brown rice, crusty bread, Triscuits, Maypo.
Today I was missing the possibility of ever eating an apple cider doughnut (sigh).

But, you know? I feel better than I have in a couple of years.
That has to count for something.
It's even better than the doughnut...

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Two of my friends have diabetes. They both have the insulin pumps that go into their stomach. This seems to be the easiest way of getting insulin without having to deal with shots. It's still a horrible disease that hopefully researchers and doctors will find a cure to some day.

Vega

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forum admin	Diabetes sucks I think we can all agree that Diabetes sucks so much. It's a horrible disease that nobody should have to suffer from. If you or a loved one has Diabetes, please share your story. If you want Diabetic supplies delivered straight to your home, click here.

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richard34	I Remembered One Of My Friend father was suffered From Hyperglycemia, I also asked him about this disease He said Very Important information With me which I Wanna share with You all. If hyperglycemia is left untreated, it may develop into an emergency condition called ketoacidosis (if you have type 1 diabetes) or HHNS (if you have type 2 diabetes). Early signs of hyperglycemia in diabetes include: Increased thirst Headaches Difficulty concentrating Blurred vision Frequent urination Fatigue (weak, tired feeling) Weight loss birthday gifts Last edited by richard34 : 09-07-2009 at 10:18 AM.

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jessica34	Hello to all Advances in diabetes research have led to better ways of controlling diabetes and treating its complications. Hence they include:- * New improved Insulin and its therapy, (external and implantable insulin pumps) have advanced well to manage elevated blood sugars without any allergic reactions. * Oral hypoglycemic drug, controls diabetes type 2. * New improved blood glucose monitor (new device for self blood glucose monitoring), and hemoglobin A1c laboratory test to measure blood glucose control during previous 3 months. * Effective availability of the treatments for affected body organs due to diabetes. * Better ways to manage mother and its fetus health during the gestational diabetes phase. Thanks for sharing Have a nice day Rubber Stamps Last edited by jessica34 : 11-04-2009 at 07:15 AM.

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dick white	Hello I agree; it sucks to have diabetes. And, Odar? Your A1c is enviable. Whatever you're doing is working. I sure do miss brown rice, crusty bread, Triscuits, Maypo. Today I was missing the possibility of ever eating an apple cider doughnut (sigh). But, you know? I feel better than I have in a couple of years. That has to count for something. It's even better than the doughnut... natural medicine Last edited by dick white : 12-30-2009 at 07:11 AM.

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Vega	Two of my friends have diabetes. They both have the insulin pumps that go into their stomach. This seems to be the easiest way of getting insulin without having to deal with shots. It's still a horrible disease that hopefully researchers and doctors will find a cure to some day. Vega