[Diabetes-talk] victoza

[Mike Freeman]

dar: 

I suspect that your problems with feeling low at 90 will go away reasonably soon. After all, you have been used to constant higher numbers for quite some time. As you get used to being in the normal range, you'll start to feel normal there also. Moreover, I suspect that you worry and panic pretty easily, tending to be apprehensive that you are going to have a severe reaction. Although this is possible, it's unlikely. Let your meter be your guide. Normally, you only really need to worry if your readings get below 70 or perhaps 80 mg/dl. If I am at my desk and do not plan to be active, I can run 70all day and not notice. But some folks can't go below 80. 

We are all interested and rooting for you. 

Mike Freeman
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On Mar 8, 2013, at 15:05, d m gina <dmgina at samobile.net> wrote:

> Hello,
> I am getting used to being in the 90 range.
> this is new for me.
> What scares me is this,
> When I go out into the cold I drop fast.
> Strange I know, my doctor has said, this doesn't happen to folks.
> Gee guess I am not a folk giggle.
> I am in close contact with the diabetic coordinator we will get it worked out.
> What I enjoyed after my breakfast I only went up to 120.
> What a thrill.
> Back down to 95 before lunch, now need to take it again before dinner.
> Also got halapino cheese sticks for a bed time snack.
> I hope tomorrow I don't drag so badly.
> We thought it would be good for me to take the shot earlier than 9 PM.
> I don't get to sleep until after mid night.
> She doesn't know why this would happen.
> Just some thoughts.
> 
> Original message:
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>> well. But yeah, the side affects of that drug can get pretty wicked.
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>> -----Original Message-----
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