hey what up? happy thursday to ya! just saw your profile pic in a thread and since i'm new here wanted to reach out and say hello!
use the OmniPod too and have kinda mixed emotions about it.
Isn't it funny when an old discussion of yours suddenly pops up again? And everyone thinks it's new? haha.
I just saw you're forum about being "37 and home alone" and first thought was: Wow she looks great for her age!
then: gosh, I haven't seen her post since this forum discussion!
then: uh-oh
then: Why are people asking if you're okay? It's been MONTHS
Hi Jackie ... thanks for adding me as a friend ... my pregnancy is going really well. This past month I saw my endo. and I brought my A1C from 9.7 to 6.3 in just 3 months ... I am so excited about that. I am now 6 months pregnant, and after my first trimaster I haven't had many problems at all. Right now I'm just working on keeping my blood sugars below 200, they seem to always go high at night, and before lunch. It's a challenge, but I've got to tell you, it's all worth it. ( Misty )
haha I swear im not a stalker and im glad my video helped!. Are you really thinking about going on the pod? It was the greatest thing that has happen to me with diabetes.
Welcome to tudiabetes, Jackie! I see you are already making friends. And some support going on already. That's good. Keep up the spirit in your journey, patti
I was not in good control until right before I got pregnant. As soon as my A1c got below 7 I got pregnant. I was not strict on my diet, but I was very strict on my BS readings. I did everything I could to keep them as close to 100 as possible and definitely kept my A1c below 7 and as close to 6 as possible. I had more trouble with lows when I was pregnant than highs though. I mean scary lows. Low enough and long enough that I became hypo-unaware which is horribly scary. However, I had 2 very healthy pregnancies. Like I said before, the first was easier than the 2nd, but that could be the difference in my age. I was almost 30 when the first was born and I had just turned 33 when the second was born. The key for me was having a really good CDE and an excellent OBGYN. The only problems I had was high blood pressure and I really don't think that had anything to do with the diabetes, but rather the pregnancies because that was the only time I have ever had high BP. I had to have C-section with the first because he got hung on my vertebra and could not come out and therefore I had a section with the second because of the first. I healed very easily with no infection or other secondary problems. Well, I don't know if I answered all your questions or not. If not, please just ask. I just got my baby to bed and I am kind of brain dead, but maybe I answered everything. God bless.
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Best Wishes NOW...and for the rest of the year! Have a GREAT "ME" DAY :)
Happy,Happy Birthday,Jackie. I wish for you a most wonderful day. ENJOY!!!
use the OmniPod too and have kinda mixed emotions about it.
Where can I learn more about the pod???
Thanks Kalee
Yes that is my not so little one...=)
Thanks for the add :)
How are you? :)
I just saw you're forum about being "37 and home alone" and first thought was: Wow she looks great for her age!
then: gosh, I haven't seen her post since this forum discussion!
then: uh-oh
then: Why are people asking if you're okay? It's been MONTHS
haha. Hope everything is just fantastic!
Sorry I missed your birthday notice. It wasn't on the list for "tomorrow" last night! I hope you had a great day.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DEAR JACKIE!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!
And many, many more!
Lois La Rose
Milwaukee, WI
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