AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW makes me wanna have another one....BEAUTIFUL BABIES!!!

that is an excellent point. I will speak with my teacher about that. I have already began the research and lit reviews for the first idea, so she may tell me it's too, late to change it considering I am half way through the semester. But that is a very valid point! Thanks for the suggestion!

You were going in when I was coming out. I was in TCU. Like I said, they were short staffed, it was the weekend, and I know that at least one of the nurses I had was from a staffing agency. I did complain to Cathi when she came to visit, and she told me that she would take care of it, and she did. The lady left me in the bathroom for an hour!

I'm not sure where they are putting patients now, but I understand you want to be put in ICU, as they are great!!!

Hypoglycemia is a b*tch. Yes, I dealt with it. I'm not sure that it's related to diabetes, but it is directly related to your diet. If you eat carb heavy, most likely you will be dealing with the drop later. My doc told me that I needed to eat a more protein forward, less carby diet to control it. I have to say, when I followed that, my problems went away. When I didn't listen, I dealt with the consequences. Unfortunately, when your sugar drops, you need to eat something to get it back up. This can lead to a slippery slope of weight gain.

You need to journal everything you put in your mouth, and also when an episode hits. See if you see any trends. I'd almost guarantee they are carb related. Take that journal to your doc and see what they have to say.

Hope this helps.

after having looked at the post procedure diet, i'm really concerned...  this has been a MAJOR problem with my weight loss, and it appears to be escalating recently... i don't know if i'm moving nearer to diabetes or not...  haven't been to a dr. to discuss that...

seems i'm cursed if i don't eat, and have the episodes, and cursed if i do, i still have the spikes...  it used to be that it was when i ate too many carbs, but now it just seems anything causes it...

and while i'm not afraid of the diet... this has me worried, big time...  those sugar blues really get me down... i see double, its like i'm a drunk... i've passed out...

have any of you dealt with this monster after the procedure?