Re: Let me know your opinion again please.

[Guest guest]

definitely. I keep mine right next to my bed on a night stand, ready to go.

Reach me at:

Email: hear2c@...

Skype: keith.steinbach1

Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was faster

then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep breaths like

Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30 minutes for the

shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and breakfast this

morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash around that time of

the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again. when the alarm went off

at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should be. I don't have my meter

near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think it would be a good idea to

have it near in case this was to happen again? I'm all most sure it was the

shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the ticker was fine other then a bit

fast. I've read that this crash can make the heart speed up some anyway. I

believe if I could have my rather, I would prefer the shakes while I'm awake and

not from sleeping and wake up that way. I hate to go to the rest room during the

night. this is why I woke up and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4

pm. I go to bed around eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder

and allow me to sleep through the night. just was wondering what you guys think

the shakes were? this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get

with the new program and play fair!

[Guest guest]

Markie,

As has been noted long ago on this list you need to keep your meter close by

most of the time as you can not trust your body to tell you if you are low

or high.

You cold easily misread the signs and make a large mistake with your

medications.

If you do not drink any liquid after 4 in the afternoon you could be having

another problem, dehydration. This can cause a whole nother set of problems

and symptoms.

Also, if your body woke you up from a deep sleep the Dawn Effect could be

playing a part in this little play.

Cy

From: blind-diabetics

[mailto:blind-diabetics ] On Behalf Of S.

Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 1:34 PM

To: blind-diabetics

Subject: Re: Let me know your opinion again please.

definitely. I keep mine right next to my bed on a night stand, ready to go.

Reach me at:

Email: hear2c@... <mailto:hear2c%40mchsi.com>

Skype: keith.steinbach1

Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was

faster then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep

breaths like Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30

minutes for the shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and

breakfast this morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash

around that time of the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again.

when the alarm went off at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should

be. I don't have my meter near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think

it would be a good idea to have it near in case this was to happen again?

I'm all most sure it was the shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the

ticker was fine other then a bit fast. I've read that this crash can make

the heart speed up some anyway. I believe if I could have my rather, I would

prefer the shakes while I'm awake and not from sleeping and wake up that

way. I hate to go to the rest room during the night. this is why I woke up

and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4 pm. I go to bed around

eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder and allow me to sleep

through the night. just was wondering what you guys think the shakes were?

this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get with the new

program and play fair!

[Guest guest]

I always check in the middle of the night. So, yes, my meter is in the bedroom,

close to hand.

The reason I check it is because I can't make it through the night without a

potty break, to put it bluntly.

But this works okay and it allows me to manage my middle of the night readings,

which remain problematic for me.

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

Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was faster

then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep breaths like

Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30 minutes for the

shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and breakfast this

morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash around that time of

the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again. when the alarm went off

at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should be. I don't have my meter

near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think it would be a good idea to

have it near in case this was to happen again? I'm all most sure it was the

shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the ticker was fine other then a bit

fast. I've read that this crash can make the heart speed up some anyway. I

believe if I could have my rather, I would prefer the shakes while I'm awake and

not from sleeping and wake up that way. I hate to go to the rest room during the

night. this is why I woke up and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4

pm. I go to bed around eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder

and allow me to sleep through the night. just was wondering what you guys think

the shakes were? this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get

with the new program and play fair!

[Guest guest]

Hi.

For me, I can always tell when my sugar is to low.

Usually i can tell when it is to high too, i get irritable and I chug drinks.

I'd rather have normal sugar than low or especially high.

--

My skype is

scott20122012

Have a great day!

73's

kb0clz

Email services provided by the System Access Mobile Network. Visit

www.serotek.com to learn more about accessibility anywhere.

[Guest guest]

It is really hard for us to diagnose what was wrong, but keeping your meter

by your bed is very important. The first thing I would have done is to do a

BG. Do you have a talking blood pressure machine (sphygmomanometer)? It

might be a good idea to get one.. They are easy to use and are available at

your local drug stor or one of different catalogue companies.

_____

From: blind-diabetics

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

Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 12:01 PM

To: blind diabetics

Subject: Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was

faster then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep

breaths like Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30

minutes for the shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and

breakfast this morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash

around that time of the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again.

when the alarm went off at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should

be. I don't have my meter near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think

it would be a good idea to have it near in case this was to happen again?

I'm all most sure it was the shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the

ticker was fine other then a bit fast. I've read that this crash can make

the heart speed up some anyway. I believe if I could have my rather, I would

prefer the shakes while I'm awake and not from sleeping and wake up that

way. I hate to go to the rest room during the night. this is why I woke up

and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4 pm. I go to bed around

eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder and allow me to sleep

through the night. just was wondering what you guys think the shakes were?

this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get with the new

program and play fair!

[Guest guest]

of course you are a T 1 and mine more then likely wouldn't ever go that low

I'm thinking?

Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was faster

then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep breaths like

Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30 minutes for the

shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and breakfast this

morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash around that time of

the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again. when the alarm went off

at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should be. I don't have my meter

near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think it would be a good idea to

have it near in case this was to happen again? I'm all most sure it was the

shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the ticker was fine other then a bit

fast. I've read that this crash can make the heart speed up some anyway. I

believe if I could have my rather, I would prefer the shakes while I'm awake and

not from sleeping and wake up that way. I hate to go to the rest room during the

night. this is why I woke up and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4

pm. I go to bed around eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder

and allow me to sleep through the night. just was wondering what you guys think

the shakes were? this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get

with the new program and play fair!

[Guest guest]

Pat,

There is a talking blood pressure meter from Walgreens for around $80.

It is a good buy.

Cy

From: blind-diabetics

[mailto:blind-diabetics ] On Behalf Of Wolf

Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 5:44 PM

To: blind-diabetics

Subject: RE: Let me know your opinion again please.

It is really hard for us to diagnose what was wrong, but keeping your meter

by your bed is very important. The first thing I would have done is to do a

BG. Do you have a talking blood pressure machine (sphygmomanometer)? It

might be a good idea to get one.. They are easy to use and are available at

your local drug stor or one of different catalogue companies.

_____

From: blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com>

[mailto:blind-diabetics

<mailto:blind-diabetics%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf Of Mark Ruth

Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 12:01 PM

To: blind diabetics

Subject: Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was

faster then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep

breaths like Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30

minutes for the shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and

breakfast this morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash

around that time of the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again.

when the alarm went off at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should

be. I don't have my meter near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think

it would be a good idea to have it near in case this was to happen again?

I'm all most sure it was the shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the

ticker was fine other then a bit fast. I've read that this crash can make

the heart speed up some anyway. I believe if I could have my rather, I would

prefer the shakes while I'm awake and not from sleeping and wake up that

way. I hate to go to the rest room during the night. this is why I woke up

and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4 pm. I go to bed around

eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder and allow me to sleep

through the night. just was wondering what you guys think the shakes were?

this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get with the new

program and play fair!

[Guest guest]

I usually can tell when I'm low or high also, but

I use those indications to check my BG to confirm

my suspicions and to determine just how low or

high. I routinely check my GG a minimum of 6 times a day.

Danny

At 07:30 PM 3/20/2012, you wrote:

>

>

>Hi.

>

>For me, I can always tell when my sugar is to low.

>Usually i can tell when it is to high too, i get irritable and I chug drinks.

>I'd rather have normal sugar than low or especially high.

>

>--

>My skype is

>scott20122012

>

>Have a great day!

>73's

>

>kb0clz

>

>Email services provided by the System Access Mobile Network. Visit

>www.serotek.com to learn more about accessibility anywhere.

>

>

[Guest guest]

The thing is, I have trouble with the middle of the night bg readings being

high, not low. This has something to do with me needing to eat a fairly

substantial snack, or else I would get low. And sometimes do.

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

Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was faster

then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep breaths like

Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30 minutes for the

shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and breakfast this

morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash around that time of

the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again. when the alarm went off

at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should be. I don't have my meter

near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think it would be a good idea to

have it near in case this was to happen again? I'm all most sure it was the

shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the ticker was fine other then a bit

fast. I've read that this crash can make the heart speed up some anyway. I

believe if I could have my rather, I would prefer the shakes while I'm awake and

not from sleeping and wake up that way. I hate to go to the rest room during the

night. this is why I woke up and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4

pm. I go to bed around eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder

and allow me to sleep through the night. just was wondering what you guys think

the shakes were? this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get

with the new program and play fair!

[Guest guest]

I use to have a bp machine that talked, but it stopped working. also I have

to order the bigger thing that goes around the arm, because the one that comes

with it isn't large enough. I will start taking my meter to bed at night and

fetch me a talking bp machine as soon as I can. I have seen them in the blind

catalogs before. maybe I will give one a call. thanks.

Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was

faster then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep

breaths like Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30

minutes for the shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and

breakfast this morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash

around that time of the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again.

when the alarm went off at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should

be. I don't have my meter near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think

it would be a good idea to have it near in case this was to happen again?

I'm all most sure it was the shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the

ticker was fine other then a bit fast. I've read that this crash can make

the heart speed up some anyway. I believe if I could have my rather, I would

prefer the shakes while I'm awake and not from sleeping and wake up that

way. I hate to go to the rest room during the night. this is why I woke up

and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4 pm. I go to bed around

eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder and allow me to sleep

through the night. just was wondering what you guys think the shakes were?

this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get with the new

program and play fair!

[Guest guest]

Markie,

Before you call the " blind purveyors " give Walgreens a shout, you will save

quite a bit of money.

Cy, Friend of Pistol Pete (LOLLOLLOL)

From: blind-diabetics

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

Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 7:12 PM

To: blind-diabetics

Subject: Re: Let me know your opinion again please.

I use to have a bp machine that talked, but it stopped working. also I have

to order the bigger thing that goes around the arm, because the one that

comes with it isn't large enough. I will start taking my meter to bed at

night and fetch me a talking bp machine as soon as I can. I have seen them

in the blind catalogs before. maybe I will give one a call. thanks.

Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was

faster then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep

breaths like Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30

minutes for the shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and

breakfast this morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash

around that time of the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again.

when the alarm went off at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should

be. I don't have my meter near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think

it would be a good idea to have it near in case this was to happen again?

I'm all most sure it was the shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the

ticker was fine other then a bit fast. I've read that this crash can make

the heart speed up some anyway. I believe if I could have my rather, I would

prefer the shakes while I'm awake and not from sleeping and wake up that

way. I hate to go to the rest room during the night. this is why I woke up

and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4 pm. I go to bed around

eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder and allow me to sleep

through the night. just was wondering what you guys think the shakes were?

this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get with the new

program and play fair!

[Guest guest]

Hi , I can always tell when I'm low or high, too. When I'm low, I get

cranky! And when I'm high, I get sleepy.

________________________________

To: blind-diabetics

Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 4:30 PM

Subject: Re: Let me know your opinion again please.

 

Hi.

For me, I can always tell when my sugar is to low.

Usually i can tell when it is to high too, i get irritable and I chug drinks.

I'd rather have normal sugar than low or especially high.

--

My skype is

scott20122012

Have a great day!

73's

kb0clz

Email services provided by the System Access Mobile Network. Visit

www.serotek.com to learn more about accessibility anywhere.

[Guest guest]

Hi Dave, I wish I could.

________________________________

To: blind-diabetics

Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 3:23 PM

Subject: Re: Let me know your opinion again please.

 

I always check in the middle of the night. So, yes, my meter is in the bedroom,

close to hand.

The reason I check it is because I can't make it through the night without a

potty break, to put it bluntly.

But this works okay and it allows me to manage my middle of the night readings,

which remain problematic for me.

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

Let me know your opinion again please.

woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I noticed

I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was faster then

normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep breaths like Pat

said works for her and it really did help. it took about 30 minutes for the

shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and breakfast this

morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash around that time of

the morning and this may be why I got the shakes again. when the alarm went off

at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should be. I don't have my meter

near the bed, but was wondering if you guys think it would be a good idea to

have it near in case this was to happen again? I'm all most sure it was the

shakes from my body thinking it is to low. the ticker was fine other then a bit

fast. I've read that this crash can make the heart speed up some anyway. I

believe if I could have my rather, I

would prefer the shakes while I'm awake and not from sleeping and wake up that

way. I hate to go to the rest room during the night. this is why I woke up and

it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4 pm. I go to bed around eight and

this is enough time to empty the old bladder and allow me to sleep through the

night. just was wondering what you guys think the shakes were? this is day

twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get with the new program and play

fair!

[Guest guest]

I am getting new a new lancid.

I'm having trouble taking my sugar.

The thing got stuck.

Becky

Let me know your opinion again please.

>

>

>

>

>

> woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

> noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was

> faster then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep

> breaths like Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about

> 30

> minutes for the shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and

> breakfast this morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash

> around that time of the morning and this may be why I got the shakes

> again.

> when the alarm went off at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should

> be. I don't have my meter near the bed, but was wondering if you guys

> think

> it would be a good idea to have it near in case this was to happen again?

> I'm all most sure it was the shakes from my body thinking it is to low.

> the

> ticker was fine other then a bit fast. I've read that this crash can make

> the heart speed up some anyway. I believe if I could have my rather, I

> would

> prefer the shakes while I'm awake and not from sleeping and wake up that

> way. I hate to go to the rest room during the night. this is why I woke up

> and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4 pm. I go to bed around

> eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder and allow me to

> sleep

> through the night. just was wondering what you guys think the shakes were?

> this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get with the new

> program and play fair!

>

>

[Guest guest]

well now when ever I get high I laugh a lot and talk silly nonsense.

actually everything is funny when I get high. but I did kick that habit many

years ago. O no! you are talking about a sugar high instead? I'm so sorry. I

just can't help my self when I hear the word high. my wife still corrects me

after all these years when I say I'm going to eat my meds. back in my days of

being a head I ate all pills and most wasn't from a saw bones either. every one

that was an old head back in the day would refer to taking meds as eating meds.

I got no clue why, but when you live in Rome, well you do as the Roman's do I

guess! certainly didn't mean to make light a serious issue, but just couldn't

help my hippy self when you said how you feel when you are high. I heard an old

gf say one time that getting stoned on grass made her feel like she had chicken

legs. I never figured that one out and still to this day I think on what she

mint when I have nothing better to think of.

Re: Let me know your opinion again please.

Hi.

For me, I can always tell when my sugar is to low.

Usually i can tell when it is to high too, i get irritable and I chug drinks.

I'd rather have normal sugar than low or especially high.

--

My skype is

scott20122012

Have a great day!

73's

kb0clz

Email services provided by the System Access Mobile Network. Visit

www.serotek.com to learn more about accessibility anywhere.

[Guest guest]

Hi Becky, just call your meter's company. They should send you one.

________________________________

To: blind-diabetics

Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 10:00 PM

Subject: Re: Let me know your opinion again please.

Â

I am getting new a new lancid.

I'm having trouble taking my sugar.

The thing got stuck.

Becky

Let me know your opinion again please.

>

>

>

>

>

> woke up this morning around 2-45 a.m had to go to the boy's room, but I

> noticed I had the chills or more like the shakes instead. my ticker was

> faster then normal, but not higher then the 90's. I did take the slow deep

> breaths like Pat said works for her and it really did help. it took about

> 30

> minutes for the shakes to go away. my sugar when I went to bed was 107 and

> breakfast this morning was 124. I'm thinking my body may have had a crash

> around that time of the morning and this may be why I got the shakes

> again.

> when the alarm went off at 4-25 I was fine and the ticker was as it should

> be. I don't have my meter near the bed, but was wondering if you guys

> think

> it would be a good idea to have it near in case this was to happen again?

> I'm all most sure it was the shakes from my body thinking it is to low.

> the

> ticker was fine other then a bit fast. I've read that this crash can make

> the heart speed up some anyway. I believe if I could have my rather, I

> would

> prefer the shakes while I'm awake and not from sleeping and wake up that

> way. I hate to go to the rest room during the night. this is why I woke up

> and it is also why I stop drinking anything after 4 pm. I go to bed around

> eight and this is enough time to empty the old bladder and allow me to

> sleep

> through the night. just was wondering what you guys think the shakes were?

> this is day twelve and I'm certainly ready for my body to get with the new

> program and play fair!

>

>