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Dee Meloche
  • 43, Female
  • Windsor Ontario
  • Canada
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Morning basal rate and the dawn phenomenon
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Started this discussion. Last reply by MichelleStu Jan 8.

 

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Great advice all, but I would still recommend a candida regimen for awhile, as I described previously, if this persists.....Take care.....
November 12
GIRLFRIEND !!!! DON'T MESS AROUND WITH THE STORE STUFF. ASK YOUR GYN-OB TO GIVE YOU DIFLUCAN. A 5 day regime and a some numbing cream ( can't remember the correct name) to stop the pain. Just remember, antibiotics do something to the system in a ...
November 12
last week I finally got the shot.I went to the local walgreen's and had them jam that thing into my arm. I'll tell you what it hurts when they stab you with the big old needle.
November 9
It sounds to me like you need a 7-day course of Monistat or Gynelotrimin or similar treatment. The 1-day and 3-day treatments rarely work for me and the diflucan never worked for me. Everybody's different though so YMMV. I think and OB/GYN is def...
November 8

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Hometown (where you come from):
Windsor,Ontario
Do you have diabetes?
Yes
Type of diabetes
Type 1
Date diagnosed
June 10, 1985
Most recent A1C (Blood Glucose Average) Value
6.7
What glucose meter do you use?
one touch ultra 2
Type of treatment you use
Pump, Diet and Exercise
What pump model do you use, if any?
Animas 2020
What is the address for your MySpace page, if any?
http://dee.meloche@yahoo.com
What is the address for your Twitter profile or other web site, if any?
http://verndee@primus.ca
What do you expect from TuDiabetes?
fellowship with other diabetics.Information on pumping
How did you find out about us? What were you searching for?
Searching on the net
Who referred you? (if anyone)
n/a
What do you do for a living?
Homemaker

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H1N1 Vaccine

I got my H1N1 vaccine today.They are only vaccinating people at high risk right now.I didn't have to wait too long,1 1/2 hours only.I am really glad that I am protected now.

Posted on November 3, 2009 at 7:00pm — 4 Comments

Dee Meloche

Update From My Doctor Today

Today I saw my Endocrinologist.He is a wonderful man!I am especially happy right now because of the recognition I received for my hard work.My A1c has been the same since last time.6.7!He was very pleased with my results.I am up 3 pounds from before.I was 98 pounds,too small for me.I am still complication free and will keep going this way.I am sure I have alot of prayers too as my family is very concerned,especially my mom,bless her heart!

Posted on August 11, 2009 at 11:49am — 4 Comments

Dee Meloche

Lost Sense of Lows Again!

I have been having more low blood sugars again and have lost my feeling of going low.I have lowered my numbers in the hope of getting it back.What usually happens is I go high about 3-4 hours after supper.So I take an injection of 1 unit of humolog and I sometimes combine it with a correction bolus.I seem to get back on target about 1 1/2 - 2 hours later but when I check at 2 am. I go low.I recently checked my basal rate at it is good.I am a little upset with myself for allowing it to get so out… Continue

Posted on July 26, 2009 at 7:00am —

Dee Meloche

Night Basal cont'd....

I am so mad right now.This morning has been the 3rd morning where I woke up and my blood sugar has been high.My basal right was good.I tested and tested and I still seem to have not gotten it right.I'm trying to stay positive and strong but it is so maddening.I had a couple of lows but I counted the hours between the lows and highs and there were a good 17 hours in between so I don't think it's from that.I just will have to test throughout the night some more and be patient.
Wish me well.

Posted on May 4, 2009 at 4:30am —

Dee Meloche

Night Basal

It has been my 3rd night that I have tested this basal rate and all seems to go well.One night I did go a little higher than the 1.7mmol but I think it was due to a supper that was high in fat because last night's was good.I was going to change it but I'm glad I tried it again.I will keep testing throughout the night for a few more nights to be completely sure.

Posted on April 30, 2009 at 1:32pm — 2 Comments

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At 7:29pm on November 3, 2009, Doris Ann Dickerson said…
Hey Dee,

Rember me Doris??? Missed you!!!! I'M BACK get ready for one of my rides!!! HA!!!!
At 9:25am on May 4, 2009, Linzie Wohletz said…
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Happy Birthday MySpace Comments
At 6:48pm on February 23, 2009, Suzanne said…
Us gals have to stick together :)
At 4:53pm on February 16, 2009, Chaos said…
Hello Dee, thanks for the comment, i have thought about the pump many a time but its simply a fact of insurane. If my insurance wont cover one, then i can't get one because well... we're definitely not rich lol. But yeah i also am very iffy about the pump i dont like the whole being attached to a device thing lol.

Anyways thanks for the comment sorry it took me a while to get back to it
At 9:26pm on February 13, 2009, Tom Mayo said…
The one touch Ping is great, love it so far. The learning curve isn't that bad actually. I was a little intimidated at first but not so bad now.
At 8:35am on February 5, 2009, Manny Hernandez said…
Hi Dee,
Got your Sugarstats-related message and passed it along to Marston, the founder of SugarStats. He keeps a constant eye on the SugarStats group here in TuDiabetes, just so you know.

Take care and have a great day!
At 11:03am on January 30, 2009, Chiara Ko said…
Hi Dee! Thank you for your note! Part of the reason I'm lurking around in tudiabetes is to find out if a) it's possible to get pregnant and have healthy babies, b) to raise physically and emotionally healthy kids (I'm not the best person when I'm low or high!) and c) to be around long enough to watch them graduate and get married (and maybe have kids!)

You answered all that! Thank you very much :) My husband is happy that I've found a community that can help me not simply from a medical/scientific/numbers point of view, but from real life experiences. I don't know very many people with T1 and I really appreciate all the people that have been very open with their good and bad experiences of diabetes :)

Chiara
At 12:49am on January 28, 2009, Lois La Rose said…
Since it is now 2:45 a.m. Wednesday, I will send your book out later today. That is, if I don't forget it laying on my computer table!!!

Lois La Rose
At 7:14am on January 27, 2009, Holger Schmeken said…
Hello Dee, the Glucosurfer.org project is a free online diary. There are different options how your data can find its way into your diary. It can be done manually via mobile phone or our web site. Or you just upload the data files of your pump and everything will be filled automatically. This convenient way is possible if your pump is documenting also the glucose values for you. This can be done with the bolus wizard of the paradigm and I am quite sure that the Animas works similar. If the Animas Management Software can export your data as a file (CSV or XML format) then it is worth a try.
At 11:10am on January 26, 2009, Lois La Rose said…
Dee:

I'll root around and find the book. I will put it in the mail when I get paid on Wednesday since I have no money or stamps until then. I know I saw the book the other day...I may even have two.

:-) Keep a happy thought.

Lois La Rose
Milwaukee, WI
 
 

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