Nope, My numbers were way down, but I have an excuse
Nope, My numbers were way down, but I have an excuse
I'm shocked. I would have thought "
fmtjfw" made that many
For about 1-? months before the deadline, I was feeling poorly. My vision was going crazy. My head got closer and closer to the screen and my distance vision was gone.
Finally the Sunday a week before the deadline, my wife suggested I test my glucose blood level. So I borrow her meter and get a reading of 525 -- must be a test error. Second test was 574.
So, in my PJ bottoms and a T-shirt I drive to the local "doc-in-a-box", go in, announce my test results and ask if they want to treat me or should I go to the ER? GO TO THE ER! was the reply.
Back into the car and drive to the hospital. Turn up the entrance road -- but no, this is the University, one street before the hospital (Things are a bit hazy). Leave University and take right road to Hospital. Go into the ER and announce 575 glucose level. Direct to bed, registration can wait.
IV saline solution, insulin .... Test results top out on 700's. Spend the night in ER.
Next day transferred to ICU. Spend a day there, readings now in 300's.
From ICU to a standard room. Several days there, now readings 100-200's.
Released -- drive home was much easier than drive to ER.
See personal Doc Friday before deadline. He suggests some dosage modifications.
Meanwhile wife digs out Diabetic Cookbooks and puts me on controlled rations: measuring portions and counting crackers.
So I only got a few days in this week before the deadline, missed out a week. Next time I'll take a laptop when I go to the ER and ICU.:roll: