[Diabetes-talk] New Member Introduction

[Joy Stigile]

Dear Robert,
Hi and welcome.  I have Diabetes and I am blind.  My husband is also blind. 
What I have reminded him is if I ever do not make sense or if he can't wake 
me up is to break up a glucose tablet in half and put each half between my 
cheek and teeth and let them dissolve.  If there is no effect in 2 minutes 
he is to call 911.

By the time he checked my blood sugar (which would take about 5 or more 
minutes) I could be a lot worse.
I would also tell you that it is up to your wife to keep track of her blood 
sugar readings to give to her Doctor.

Warmly, Joy Stigile
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "d m gina" <dmgina at samobile.net>
To: <diabetes-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 7:13 AM
Subject: Re: [Diabetes-talk] New Member Introduction


> Oh the prodigy voice will work.
> I just love mine.
> Then you can send the doctor the averages because you can read them 
> yourself.
> You can set the time date and much more.
> This is one of the things we truly enjoy about the voice.
> yes some can mess up but machines do wear out.
> Mine I think is a year and a half old.
> The time flies by and I forget.
> Yes please ask any questions you wish,
> I am pleased your wife is feeling better.
>
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