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Gastroparesis
Started Jun 3 0 Replies 0 Likes
So I've been dealing with some pretty intense gastroparesis for a while now. I have found a few helpful meal plans and diet information to calm by stomach a bit, but I would much rather not eat all…Continue
Interested in a Pump
Started this discussion. Last reply by Danielle Feb 5. 1 Reply 0 Likes
In May, I will finally be getting a pump! After all these years of shots, I am deciding to make the change. I am seriously leaning toward the Medtronic. I was just wondering what everyone's opinion…Continue
Throwing Up After Eating Cereal
Started this discussion. Last reply by Trudy Dec 4, 2012. 14 Replies 0 Likes
I don't eat hardly any carbs, but cereal is my weakness! Espcially Frosted Flakes...mmm!Lately though, evey time I eat any kind of cereal, I vomit it all back up. I feel as if it has become a bigger…Continue
I really need some help!
Started this discussion. Last reply by pancreaswanted Sep 20, 2012. 22 Replies 0 Likes
I'm not sure if I'm posting this in the right spot or whatever, but I'm giving it a shot anyways. I am 18 years old and have been type 1 most of my life. I'm on lantus and humalog shots and I have…Continue
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sarahemilie posted a discussionGastroparesis
So I've been dealing with some pretty intense gastroparesis for a while now. I have found a few helpful meal plans and diet information to calm by stomach a bit, but I would much rather not eat all those carbs. I know the ultimate solution is to control my sugars (blah blah blah) I'm working on that.I was just wondering if anybody has some low carbs recipes/snacks for gastroparesis, or maybe even a little home remedy?See More
sarahemilie replied to LunchladyLiz's discussion 'Looking for DKA survivors....'"I can't say much about the neuropathy, so I'm sorry about that. However, I have been in DKA more times than I'd like to admit...I'm dealing with it right now actually, and I've definitely been experiencing the tenderness and…"
Danielle replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Interested in a Pump'"My warranty just expired on my MM522. I have to say, I have been very pleased with their pump. Compared to other systems, the menus and functions are very quick and easy to get through. I think the TSlim also looks easy like the MM is. I remember…"
sarahemilie posted a discussionInterested in a Pump
In May, I will finally be getting a pump! After all these years of shots, I am deciding to make the change. I am seriously leaning toward the Medtronic. I was just wondering what everyone's opinion was on it! On both the pump itself and the CGM that comes along with it.Also, what about skins? I've been looking at a few, but I was wondering how long do they last? Can you re-use them? Any feedback would be great!!See More
sarahemilie replied to andrea's discussion 'Starting exercise tomorrow! Any advice?'"Spinning and running are great, but for alternative cardio, see if they have some sort of dance class! Those are definitely the most fun way to work up a sweat. Also, weight/strength training is very important. The more muscle mass you have, the…"
Trudy replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"Hi Saraemillie. You might try a little corn in some other form, like in a vegetable soup, and see if you get a bad reaction. You'd find out whether you're having a problem with the cereal or with corn.
Btw, I like a bowl of Greek Yogurt…"
JohnG replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"Rosanadana's response was, Always, it just goes to show you, it's always something--if it ain't one thing, it's another."
You will probably never know for sure....can you give up those "Frosted Flakes".... theirs…"
Nicole replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"Try it with soy milk! I have the same problem (not throw up, but burpy and nauseous) when I eat cereal with regular 1% milk, but when I eat it with soy milk, I don't have that problem. It also has more protein that cow's milk, so helps to…"
Black Llama replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"I can't dose for cereal either, and it's one of the foods I really miss since DX a few years ago. I used to love having a bowl in the evening as a before bed snack.
I have found though, that certain cereals are easier than other. Frosted…"
sarahemilie replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"Well shoot, I really hope its not Celiacs!
Today my glucose was 120 before I ate it, but it usually is my go-to low food. Maybe that's the problem!"
Trudy replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"Corn is often a problem for Celiacs. I have Celiac Disease and also cannot eat corn, soy, or shrimp. Corn flour is a really big problem."
christy replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"I LOVE cap'n crunch!!! But try to eat healthier if I'm going to indulge in cereal. I think Frosted Flakes are corn flakes, and therefore shouldn't be a problem with celiac. BUT it's not saying that food doesn't get cross…"
acidrock23 replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"Maybe some sort of celiac issue would be the problem, since many cereals are grainy? I'm not sure if Frosted Flakes are corn or wheat flakes?
I eat cereal and do ok with it. Cap'n Crunch is like 22G of carbs/ serving which, while not my…"
Spock replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"What are your glucose readings before you eat this? I agree that it is an "Are you kidding?" kind of food for a diabetic. But vomitting is a symptom (WAKE UP CALL) for very low glucose levels. If you are low and eat food like this, you may…"
christy replied to sarahemilie's discussion 'Throwing Up After Eating Cereal'"I eat Kashi cereal. Berry Blossem and I don't have any trouble with that cereal. Others do cause a really nasty spike,"
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- At 5:53pm on September 18, 2012,
Linda G said… 
We're so happy that you're finally here!
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brokenpole said… Welcome to the family! On this forum you will learn so much. Most of all you will learn that you are not alone. Everyone here is supportive and will provide answers to your questions. Search the site for answers. Read the discussions and blogs for information. There are videos to help you understand diabetes and its treatment. Most of all there is family to talk to and even to vent to, if needed. Welcome home.
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