[Diabetes-talk] Today...

[Blindhands at aol.com]

As Eileen has stated the longer you have this disease it not only effects  
your extremities with the loss of feeling, but it effects all of the body's  
feelings.  
 
I have had diabetes for 50 years now and 11 years ago I had at the age of  46 
my second heart attack that damaged the right side of my heart.  I had  my 
first one 2 years prior to that.  I had no idea I had these heart  attacks 
because I did not feel anything.  The first one was discovered with  my annual 
physical and the routine EKG.  The second one was discovered due  to shortness of 
breath when I walked up and down the hall way at the office I  worked in.  The 
docs still ask me if I have had any chest discomfort, but  my reply is, "What 
makes you think I will feel anything now if I had 2 heart  attacks in the 
past?"
 
I do not feel insulin reactions and have not felt them much for the last 15  
years.  I get feeling like I am tired and caring for 2 of my Grand children  
that are under the age of 3 all day it isn't anything I think is out of the  
unordinary.
 
I definitely know I had a reaction while I am coming out of them,  but that 
does not help me to take action.
 
Oh well,
 
Joyce  
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