Guest guest Posted June 8, 2012 Report Share Posted June 8, 2012 O how nice it does feel! now before I get to the truly blessed new from the saw bones, I will tell you of the sister's luck at the neighborhood casino. we went by there around eleven and on her very first $5 bill she put in a quarter machine called wild cherries. 75 cents is the most you can bet if you are playing max bet. my sister mainly plays only penny machines at maybe 20 or 30 cents a spin, but her blind brother the pig likes quarter machines. so she sat down be side me and put a whole five dollars in the wild cherry quarter machine which if she hadn't of been at that machine I would have played it next. this is what I do when there isn't a pile of folks around hogging the machines. it made noise the one she was on and us who can't see we need noise when playing a slot machine. so what did she do you ask? her very first spin! her very first 75 cent spin turned red and spung again, but this free spin only landed on 3 wild cherries that were worth only 10,000 quarters! only a sad $2,500 on a little bitty 75 cent investment! she did give me a C note out of it because if not for my doctor apt to day with the specialist, she wouldn't have been in OKC this morning. she took me to my apt and after the apt we went to the casino I like to go too and sure is a mighty fine plan I had to go! Ok, now to the good news the set off the lucky day for the pig and his sister. my A1C so said the doctor was 13.3 on March 8'th. 3 months ago. he put me on the 70 30 novelog flex pen and started me out at 20 twice a day. he said to fax in my numbers for the next week and he would have to adjust my dose higher because this is simply how he must do it for most of his patients. I told him I was going to be a different kind of patient and my dose would go down. I told him about this list and how much you guys has taught me about how to control diabetes the right way. he may not have totally believed me then? but I can promise you he believes now! not only was he impressed with the 30 pounds lost in 3 months, but he was blown away with my A1C of 5.9, which is a average sugar of 117 if my list is correct. he said to drop from 13.3 to 5.9 in 90 days was way above what he had in his mind that I would do. he didn't check my triglycerides to day and plans to check them in the next visit in 3 months. he says he can all most assure me they are very close to where they need to be with my A1C under six. they were only 1400, but he made me feel a bit better when he said he has seen triglycerides as high as 5,000 in some diabetics that wasn't in control of there sugar. he told me to go on and finish up the novelog flex 70 30 mix pens that I still got and I can even go down to 5 units twice a day until I use up the 3 pens I still have. then I start on ten units a day only in the morning or evening of lantus. he said it didn't really matter if I done it early or late, but do it the same once I started. now one thing he did say that I don't understand. he said to start out at only ten, but if my morning reading is under 130, then only do one less unit the next day. like drop to nine if my reading is less then 130. I told him I haven't had a reading over 130 in about ten weeks. he said by only using ten units of lantis a day my numbers wasn't going to be a low. think I will call the nurse next week and get them to explain this in a way that I can better understand it. I can't figure out who was more excited with my A1C of 5.9 between him, me or the nurse? he said the 2 hours of riding my no where bike has a whole lot to do with the huge drop in my A1C. he said my feet and the rest of me looks grate. he said I don't even have to come in but every six months if I would like, but I wish him to see me every 90 days and said I will be back in September. I told him I can keep my A1C under six and I will prove it to him every 3 months. he acted like he may have bought my story this time. he did ask a lot of questions about you guys this time and I told him how well some of you do who are T one's and how you are as old as dirt and still kicking. he was impressed with this news as well. I do love you guys and thank you more then you will ever know for all the help you have taught me over the years about grate diabetes control. I always listened to your good advice. I didn't always follow it, but that wasn't your fault. we each must make that choice our self. I just proved that a A1C of over 13 can be cut in half and more so in only 90 days of hard work and grate control and I owe it all to the grate people on this list! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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