All Blog Posts Tagged 'blood' (138)

Poor Diabetic Decisions

You know when you make those poor decisions with your diabetes? I had one of those moments over the weekend and well read more to see the outcome... http://irunonbatteries.blogspot.com/2013/05/bad-decisions.html

Added by Dkinsey on May 2, 2013 at 7:15am — 1 Comment

A horse a horse my kindom for a horse/or how accurate are the readings from your blood testing machine



Having checked my blood on both machines I have two different readings which one is correct

Accu-Chek-Aviva 12.5

One touch Verio IQ 14.0

Which one is correct I know it is only 1.5 different and does it really matter both are to high but I have not taken my insulin yet or had my breakfast is there an…

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Added by twiddlemthumbs on February 13, 2013 at 9:30am — 8 Comments

That Nasty Blood Drop

My daughter gets so mad when she is testing her blood sugar and then gets blood on her clothes. Check out this weeks Diabetes Tidbit

https://www.pumpwearinc.com/index.php?page_id=595

Added by Julie on January 25, 2013 at 11:59am — No Comments

You Know This Is Going To Happen "A Diabetes Tidbit"

One of my biggest fears is that even though we try to prepare for everything there will be a time when I am not with Nikki and she will have a low blood sugar. If that's not bad enough a low blood sugar without a fast acting sugar can really go bad. Here's what Nikki did

https://www.pumpwearinc.com/index.php?page_id=592

Please feel free to share our Diabetes Tidbits with your communities.

Julie

Added by Julie on December 20, 2012 at 2:01pm — No Comments

Diabetes versus Standup Comedy III

I’ve been quite active lately going to open mic nights to tell some jokes and develop a standup routine. It’s stressful trying to balance this with a full time job, marriage and a household. I am getting better at compartmentalizing my tasks and thoughts and making lists, lots of lists. Diabetes and stress do not bode well together. Sugars go up in my case because I tend to eat more when I’m stressed. Ironically “stressed” spelled backwards is “desserts.”

Before going out at night I…

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Added by diabeticmaven on December 8, 2012 at 9:04am — 2 Comments

Stuff Hit the Fan!

As I read over my last post back in mid-November...I was happy to have no BP issues or protein in the urine...blah blah blah. Well, the sh*t hit the fan, starting on my birthday (the 27th) of all days! I was 33w5d...

Read the rest, as its sorta long, on my Blog

Added by KatiebirdMN on December 5, 2012 at 5:00pm — No Comments

Chocolate and Diet Coke will be the death of me!!! :)

I feel like such a pig tonight! I just finished eating an ENTIRE King Size Kit Kat! Yes, the one that has like 8 very satisfying crunchy breaks. The yummy chocolaty goodness poured over the perfectly crisp wafers is hard to resist when my BS is good. But when it is low.... oh man, can't fight it. (Ha Ha)I am 21 and have been diabetic for 13 years. I have yet to find a good way to curb the cravings from being low. Has anybody out there found a good way to stop yourself before eating way too…

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Added by Jessica on December 4, 2012 at 9:53pm — 14 Comments

Personality Changes with High Blood Sugar

Hi there-- Does anyone else feel as though only other diabetics understand how awful and different you feel when you have a high blood sugar? I become much more irritable, sensitive, etc. Sometimes I feel as though people think I am making excuses for myself, but I am normally a very happy-go-lucky woman. It's so frustrating.

Added by Natalie Sullivan on December 3, 2012 at 2:34pm — 7 Comments

Bayer Contour USB

Check out the Bayer Contour USB. http://irunonbatteries.blogspot.com/2012/10/bayer-contour-usb.html

Added by Dkinsey on October 29, 2012 at 7:16am — No Comments

ASHA's UPDATE Oct. 28/2012

We are almost finished our basic training(obedience) and she has been living with me full time for over a month now.

I will be starting her scent training in the next week or two.

So the other night, her and I and the cat were snuggling on the couch watching TV. All of the sudden, she started pawing at me,first with one paw, then when I pushed her away she went all out with both paws. I thought ok, maybe she must have to go to the bathroom so I got up and thats when it hit me... low…

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Added by karebear1966 on October 28, 2012 at 9:34am — 7 Comments

What's It Really Feel Like to be High?

This is from my blog The Juice Box Diaries. See the original post to see the pictures that come along with it.

[Vegan BBQ Pizza Picture, see post]

Homemade Vegan BBQ Pizza, recipe later in post!

Sometimes…

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Added by Leanne on October 20, 2012 at 3:02pm — 9 Comments

The Sugar - Fitness Struggle Part 2

Check out the original post here for pictures

A few days ago I posted on my blog The Juice Box Diaries about how I’ve struggled with self-confidence when it comes to body image. Through weight gains, losses, and a bit of an unhealthy outlook towards what it means to be beautiful, I’ve spent over 10 years dreaming of the…

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Added by Leanne on October 14, 2012 at 11:05pm — 2 Comments

The Sugar - Fitness Struggle

This post is from my blog, The Juice Box Diaries. There are several pictures that go along with it so I encourage you to pop over and see the original post if you have a chance! Also, just to preface this so you understand without the context of my site, you should know that next to…

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Added by Leanne on October 10, 2012 at 9:42pm — No Comments

Diabetes on your Wedding Day: April Blackwell Shoots for the Moon

April Blackwell is a recent bride living with type 1 diabetes. On Discuss Diabetes, read about how she met her husband and what she did to help manage her blood sugar on her wedding day.…

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Added by Laura K, Sanofi US Diabetes on October 8, 2012 at 11:00am — 1 Comment

Oklahoma State Road Race Championship

I went down to Oklahoma City for the Road Race State Championship this weekend.

On race day, I woke up with a BG of 64. I ate a bowl of raisin bran and got my gear ready to go. After I got checked in at the race course, my BG was 183. I set my basal back only a little (-25%) since it was a morning race and I knew I would be more insulin resistant throughout the race (typically riding at that intensity I might set my basal to -50 or -60%). Went for a warm-up ride for a few miles to…

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Added by Bradford on September 16, 2012 at 6:42pm — 7 Comments

My Dream Glucose Meter

My dream glucose meter would:

  • Have the precision of the new Nano from AccuChek (15/15% vs. the current FDA standards of 20/20%).
  • Allow me to test without having lights on (like the VerioIQ from OneTouch does).
  • Connect to my iPhone to save the need for cables (like the…
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Added by Manny Hernandez on August 17, 2012 at 8:00pm — 16 Comments

Celebrating the Sweetest Little Girl

This week we celebrated the lovely Riley turning one! Let me just tell you, this little girl is fantastic! She has the most amazing personality and I cannot even believe she is one. I absolutely love her! Her mother is even more amazing and threw the greatest first birthday party there will ever be! Ah, the explanation points are becoming too much, but I can’t help it I love these people they are amazing and I am so thankful to have them in my life.

Ok, you must be thinking, what does…

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Added by Dkinsey on August 13, 2012 at 11:57am — No Comments

Blood That Gets Measured, Gets Managed – Peter Drucker & Diabetes

Management by Objectives is a business concept made popular by Peter Drucker of Claremont Graduate University. It’s a fairly simple concept, but extremely important: if you don’t consistently measure the results of an activity or process, the activity or process will get out of hand and lead to poor results. Companies or businesses who create metrics for measuring such activities will find themselves more naturally improving those activities or processes and thus improving their…

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Added by kevinruess on August 10, 2012 at 6:04pm — No Comments

Blood Sugar Olympics

In the spirit of the summer Olympics, my blood sugars have decided to participate in their own sport event called “Leaps and Bounds.” So what’s going on? The Dexcom rings low (under 55), I test and the reading is 72. The Dexcom buzzes high (over 240), I test and the reading is 180. This makes no sense causing me to test my blood glucose 8 times each day, Wednesday and Thursday. I call this, “Chasing my Blood Sugars.”

I feel like a member of the U.S. gymnastics team, swinging high on…

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Added by diabeticmaven on August 9, 2012 at 1:20pm — 2 Comments

Waking Up High

Hey Guys, here is a post on being high in the mornings...I have found difficulty in managing the sugars in the morning, but I realize that I have not done all that I can do to investigate any possible solutions to this point because, as we know, it can be really bothersome to wake up with high blood sugars…

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Added by PaulQuessy on August 5, 2012 at 11:21pm — 4 Comments

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