Re: the low sugar shakes.

[Guest guest]

My guess is your body is reacting to changes due to going through days with

nearer to normal blood sugars. But you do have other conditions, so it's hard to

say. Someone on the list said it might take a month for your body to adapt, and

if as you say it's only been 8 days, this could point to your shakes being

related to your new normal.

Dave

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the low sugar shakes.

ok now for 2 days in a row I have got the shakes along with hot and kind of a

sweat. both times I checked my sugar and yesterday was 109 and to day was 115.

yesterday it happened around eleven and to day around 8-30. both times I took a

zan ex thinking I may be having a panic attack and both times the shaking

feeling went away in 30 minutes give or take. I checked my heart rate both days

and it was fine. I also done the deep breathing ten times slowly and it helped

as well. I don't even know if I am having a panic attack, but when you have had

a few trips to the emergency room with your ticker having trouble, well it is a

thing that I suppose could cause a panic. I've checked my sugar on other days

when it was low and I never felt the shakes like yesterday and to day. could be

my meter isn't always giving me my true reading all the time or our bodies just

do this at different times. when I was running sugar of 300 and more I thought I

felt grate and maybe I did because my body thought that was normal. now I've all

most cut this range in half over the past eight days and it could be it is a

shock to my system and maybe the lower sugar level is making my body think it is

to low. I don't really think it is my heart because it doesn't continue and

after I do take the zan ex it does slowly get better. I don't take zan ex except

when I think I need one and certainly don't wish to make a habit of taking them

daily. I use to think folks who had panic attacks were a bit off there rocker.

now it could be all that kind of attitude is coming around to prove to me it is

real and can happen to the best of us. I made a note of both days and will bring

it up with my heart doc when I see him in April. just was wondering if one of

you maybe know some thing about a panic attack or what ever the shakes are all

about that I'm having only some times and no always. thanks.

[Guest guest]

Mark,

It may not be a panic attack, but just your sugar dropping rapidly. Even it

it drops say from 140 to 115 rapidly, you could have those feelings.

_____

From: blind-diabetics

[mailto:blind-diabetics ] On Behalf Of Mark Ruth

Sent: Friday, March 16, 2012 10:59 AM

To: blind diabetics

Subject: the low sugar shakes.

ok now for 2 days in a row I have got the shakes along with hot and kind of

a sweat. both times I checked my sugar and yesterday was 109 and to day was

115. yesterday it happened around eleven and to day around 8-30. both times

I took a zan ex thinking I may be having a panic attack and both times the

shaking feeling went away in 30 minutes give or take. I checked my heart

rate both days and it was fine. I also done the deep breathing ten times

slowly and it helped as well. I don't even know if I am having a panic

attack, but when you have had a few trips to the emergency room with your

ticker having trouble, well it is a thing that I suppose could cause a

panic. I've checked my sugar on other days when it was low and I never felt

the shakes like yesterday and to day. could be my meter isn't always giving

me my true reading all the time or our bodies just do this at different

times. when I was running sugar of 300 and more I thought I felt grate and

maybe I did because my body thought that was normal. now I've all most cut

this range in half over the past eight days and it could be it is a shock to

my system and maybe the lower sugar level is making my body think it is to

low. I don't really think it is my heart because it doesn't continue and

after I do take the zan ex it does slowly get better. I don't take zan ex

except when I think I need one and certainly don't wish to make a habit of

taking them daily. I use to think folks who had panic attacks were a bit off

there rocker. now it could be all that kind of attitude is coming around to

prove to me it is real and can happen to the best of us. I made a note of

both days and will bring it up with my heart doc when I see him in April.

just was wondering if one of you maybe know some thing about a panic attack

or what ever the shakes are all about that I'm having only some times and no

always. thanks.

[Guest guest]

well it sucks! now what could I do for it and not keep taking a zan ex if I

convince my self I'm in a panic mode? I suppose I have to just ride this puppy

out until my body is use to normal sugar levels. doesn't sound like a fun ride

to me, but I got it to do because I'm not going back to eating like a mad man

who don't care.

the low sugar shakes.

ok now for 2 days in a row I have got the shakes along with hot and kind of

a sweat. both times I checked my sugar and yesterday was 109 and to day was

115. yesterday it happened around eleven and to day around 8-30. both times

I took a zan ex thinking I may be having a panic attack and both times the

shaking feeling went away in 30 minutes give or take. I checked my heart

rate both days and it was fine. I also done the deep breathing ten times

slowly and it helped as well. I don't even know if I am having a panic

attack, but when you have had a few trips to the emergency room with your

ticker having trouble, well it is a thing that I suppose could cause a

panic. I've checked my sugar on other days when it was low and I never felt

the shakes like yesterday and to day. could be my meter isn't always giving

me my true reading all the time or our bodies just do this at different

times. when I was running sugar of 300 and more I thought I felt grate and

maybe I did because my body thought that was normal. now I've all most cut

this range in half over the past eight days and it could be it is a shock to

my system and maybe the lower sugar level is making my body think it is to

low. I don't really think it is my heart because it doesn't continue and

after I do take the zan ex it does slowly get better. I don't take zan ex

except when I think I need one and certainly don't wish to make a habit of

taking them daily. I use to think folks who had panic attacks were a bit off

there rocker. now it could be all that kind of attitude is coming around to

prove to me it is real and can happen to the best of us. I made a note of

both days and will bring it up with my heart doc when I see him in April.

just was wondering if one of you maybe know some thing about a panic attack

or what ever the shakes are all about that I'm having only some times and no

always. thanks.

[Guest guest]

Mark,

What is the dosage of your Xanax? I take one from time to time. In my

case, it's only .5mg which is a very low dosage. Just my opinion, but I

don't see anything wrong with taking one once in a while if it really helps

you but I'm not a doctor of course. I have an issue where I get really

nervous in crowded places that have hard non-carpeted floors. It is kind of

like a panic attack where I feel like everything is closing in on me. A

Xanax helps in those situations.

Rick

From: blind-diabetics

[mailto:blind-diabetics ] On Behalf Of Mark Ruth

Sent: Friday, March 16, 2012 5:55 PM

To: blind-diabetics

Subject: Re: the low sugar shakes.

well it sucks! now what could I do for it and not keep taking a zan ex if I

convince my self I'm in a panic mode? I suppose I have to just ride this

puppy out until my body is use to normal sugar levels. doesn't sound like a

fun ride to me, but I got it to do because I'm not going back to eating like

a mad man who don't care.

the low sugar shakes.

ok now for 2 days in a row I have got the shakes along with hot and kind of

a sweat. both times I checked my sugar and yesterday was 109 and to day was

115. yesterday it happened around eleven and to day around 8-30. both times

I took a zan ex thinking I may be having a panic attack and both times the

shaking feeling went away in 30 minutes give or take. I checked my heart

rate both days and it was fine. I also done the deep breathing ten times

slowly and it helped as well. I don't even know if I am having a panic

attack, but when you have had a few trips to the emergency room with your

ticker having trouble, well it is a thing that I suppose could cause a

panic. I've checked my sugar on other days when it was low and I never felt

the shakes like yesterday and to day. could be my meter isn't always giving

me my true reading all the time or our bodies just do this at different

times. when I was running sugar of 300 and more I thought I felt grate and

maybe I did because my body thought that was normal. now I've all most cut

this range in half over the past eight days and it could be it is a shock to

my system and maybe the lower sugar level is making my body think it is to

low. I don't really think it is my heart because it doesn't continue and

after I do take the zan ex it does slowly get better. I don't take zan ex

except when I think I need one and certainly don't wish to make a habit of

taking them daily. I use to think folks who had panic attacks were a bit off

there rocker. now it could be all that kind of attitude is coming around to

prove to me it is real and can happen to the best of us. I made a note of

both days and will bring it up with my heart doc when I see him in April.

just was wondering if one of you maybe know some thing about a panic attack

or what ever the shakes are all about that I'm having only some times and no

always. thanks.

[Guest guest]

I take the same one you do. the saw bones gives me 45 every month and I

hardly never use them all. of course ever since the A fib scare I have been

taking one at night to help me sleep. I had a problem when I first came home of

waking up in the middle of the night and would panic if my heart was speeding up

just a bit. I hate to get in the habit of using one every night, but if it works

and I don't wake up in a panic, then maybe I best do so. these low sugar shakes

are just the pits in my opinion. I know it isn't going to last for ever and how

I do look forward to the day when they stop.

the low sugar shakes.

ok now for 2 days in a row I have got the shakes along with hot and kind of

a sweat. both times I checked my sugar and yesterday was 109 and to day was

115. yesterday it happened around eleven and to day around 8-30. both times

I took a zan ex thinking I may be having a panic attack and both times the

shaking feeling went away in 30 minutes give or take. I checked my heart

rate both days and it was fine. I also done the deep breathing ten times

slowly and it helped as well. I don't even know if I am having a panic

attack, but when you have had a few trips to the emergency room with your

ticker having trouble, well it is a thing that I suppose could cause a

panic. I've checked my sugar on other days when it was low and I never felt

the shakes like yesterday and to day. could be my meter isn't always giving

me my true reading all the time or our bodies just do this at different

times. when I was running sugar of 300 and more I thought I felt grate and

maybe I did because my body thought that was normal. now I've all most cut

this range in half over the past eight days and it could be it is a shock to

my system and maybe the lower sugar level is making my body think it is to

low. I don't really think it is my heart because it doesn't continue and

after I do take the zan ex it does slowly get better. I don't take zan ex

except when I think I need one and certainly don't wish to make a habit of

taking them daily. I use to think folks who had panic attacks were a bit off

there rocker. now it could be all that kind of attitude is coming around to

prove to me it is real and can happen to the best of us. I made a note of

both days and will bring it up with my heart doc when I see him in April.

just was wondering if one of you maybe know some thing about a panic attack

or what ever the shakes are all about that I'm having only some times and no

always. thanks.

[Guest guest]

Ride the crest of the wave and hang on for dear life!

Dave

~~ Now available: THE ATTACHÉ! -- From Desert Breeze Publishing ~~

Visit: http://www.authordavidbond.com

Upcoming releases:

A TIME TO BUILD -- June, 2012

SWEET MUSIC -- October, 2012

A TIME TO HEAL -- February, 2013

OUT OF THE DESERT -- July, 2013

A TIME TO DANCE -- November, 2013

the low sugar shakes.

ok now for 2 days in a row I have got the shakes along with hot and kind of

a sweat. both times I checked my sugar and yesterday was 109 and to day was

115. yesterday it happened around eleven and to day around 8-30. both times

I took a zan ex thinking I may be having a panic attack and both times the

shaking feeling went away in 30 minutes give or take. I checked my heart

rate both days and it was fine. I also done the deep breathing ten times

slowly and it helped as well. I don't even know if I am having a panic

attack, but when you have had a few trips to the emergency room with your

ticker having trouble, well it is a thing that I suppose could cause a

panic. I've checked my sugar on other days when it was low and I never felt

the shakes like yesterday and to day. could be my meter isn't always giving

me my true reading all the time or our bodies just do this at different

times. when I was running sugar of 300 and more I thought I felt grate and

maybe I did because my body thought that was normal. now I've all most cut

this range in half over the past eight days and it could be it is a shock to

my system and maybe the lower sugar level is making my body think it is to

low. I don't really think it is my heart because it doesn't continue and

after I do take the zan ex it does slowly get better. I don't take zan ex

except when I think I need one and certainly don't wish to make a habit of

taking them daily. I use to think folks who had panic attacks were a bit off

there rocker. now it could be all that kind of attitude is coming around to

prove to me it is real and can happen to the best of us. I made a note of

both days and will bring it up with my heart doc when I see him in April.

just was wondering if one of you maybe know some thing about a panic attack

or what ever the shakes are all about that I'm having only some times and no

always. thanks.