"I trained to be a medical biller. I did that for a year. The staff was a bit overbearing where I worked. I finished up a CNA course and taking my certification test on the 23rd of this month. I am curious as to once I get a job in the field how the…"
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Brian Cuddigan
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Amy replied to Brian Cuddigan's discussion 'Medicals with Diabetes' in the group Medical Professionals with Diabetes
Lavetta replied to Brian Cuddigan's discussion 'Medicals with Diabetes' in the group Medical Professionals with Diabetes"Hi I am a Certified registered nurse anesthetist(CRNA). I was diagnosed in 1996 when I was 15. I never had an interest in he medical field until then. The main problem I have with diabetes and work is the early hours. Since most surgeries are…"
jeremiahtren replied to Brian Cuddigan's discussion 'Medicals with Diabetes' in the group Medical Professionals with Diabetes"Hi,I just learned about this group.Iam a liceanced vocation nurse.Drs just caught my D after my constent nagging and after it did damage to my eyes and nerves."
Jan Rout replied to Brian Cuddigan's discussion 'Medicals with Diabetes' in the group Medical Professionals with Diabetes"Hi I'm a radiographer working in a CT scanning department. Had type 1 since 1990 just about to go on a pump to help cope with the varied shifts and on call patterns. Would love to hear from any others out there"
Mary Anne Caudill replied to Brian Cuddigan's discussion 'Medicals with Diabetes' in the group Medical Professionals with Diabetes"Hello,
I've been an RN since 1987. In 1999, when I was 35 years old and had been a nurse for 12 years, I volunteered to do an extra shift in the hospital I worked for on a busy medical floor, which was not my home floor, I arrived that evening…"
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Am now 77 years with Type 1 for 70! (since 1939) Have just moved house and lost my computer with all my email addresses so need to fill up my book again. I am now told I neede a coronary bypass operation on my heart because I have three narrowed arteries. I had an angioplasty aout 0 years ago so I not doing so badly. Brian
Am now 77 years with Type 1 for 70! (since 1939) Have just moved house and lost my computer with all my email addresses so need to fill up my book again. I am now told I neede a coronary bypass operation on my heart because I have three narrowed arteries. I had an angioplasty aout 0 years ago so I not doing so badly. Brian
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- At 7:09am on March 2, 2008,
Dee said… - Hi Brian, great to hear from you. Yes, I also contacted Dex Com who said the same thing. I think your best bet for getting one in the near future is to treat yourself to a trip to the US! Dex Com told me I could purchase one out there but would need a referral from an American doctor -which shouldnt be too much trouble and to stay long enough in the US for the order to be shipped out to an American address. This is a bit complicated but the only other way to get one here is through the Medtronic insulin pump and the sensors are unbelievably expensive -about £375 per month. Let me know how you get on, Dee
- At 11:00am on March 1, 2008,
Angela said… - thanks for asking about the CBM for me.
- At 7:49pm on February 26, 2008,
Steve R said… - Hi Brian and welcome. You are only type 1 diabetic diagnosed before 1940 that I've ever greeted... Welcome and thanks for joing TuDiabetes.
- At 3:14am on February 8, 2008,
Brian Cuddigan said… - ! have been DiabeticT1 since 1939,was 7 when diagnosed and am now 67yrs. Amazingly I have not been much troubled by complication with no retinopathy(well it takes for ever to find any). I have some neuritis but nothing too gross,have had both hips replaced and am now waiting for a cataract op. I take shots because that was the only choice and I don't like machinery but am now thinking I should get a CGMS because I am hypo unaware and my wife doesn't think I am safe out of her sight. Also I am still driving. I know thar CGMS are even more expensive here in UK than in the States but there are no pockets in your shroud so I may as well spend it! Any advice on getting CGMS in UK welcome. Brian
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