For the Diabetic's

lynn58
on 10/6/08 6:53 am - stanley, NC
 I took less then a month for my diabetes go were ever it goes. My am blood sugars are around 80 and have levels with in the normal range thru the day. So I dont check very often any more.
         
cindylou44
on 10/6/08 6:55 am - Winnabow, NC
Thanks Lynn after I get over this infection mine should be getting better.

Cindy
pushnowind
on 10/6/08 10:48 am - wittier, NC
 i am about eight weeks out and still using just a tiny bit of insulin rather than the huge amounts. I think it will taper down more longer down the road. My sugars right after surgery were a bit more than I expected but now I need insulin only as a rule once or twice every three days. The stabilization has gotten better but not gone away. I think some of us get the idea that the insulin issue will go poof the day after surgery but it is still around for me though much better than it ever was. I am so much more stabilized than prior to the surgery where I was taking 200 units a day of long term insulin and up to 80 units of fast acting insulin. I now take maybe 30 units at a time only if the numbers are over 150 of the long term and then it may stabilize for another day until I have to take a little bit more on day three or four. Give it some time and it may well get alot better than you ever dreamed. 
cindylou44
on 10/6/08 2:06 pm - Winnabow, NC
Thanks for your input and my doctor told me because of this infection I got going on they are running high and I've got my insulin by 60% so that is awhole lot better. Glad to hear you doing so well.

Cindy

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cindylou44
on 10/6/08 2:07 pm - Winnabow, NC
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