[Diabetes-talk] victoza

[d m gina]

I know Jim doesn't know how to help me where he doesn't want to learn 
how to help me.
I think I pannic more this way sense I know I am on my own.
I have asked him, where he just doesn't feel comfortable.
You live in the 90s as well?>
I'm pleased to know this.
Also I will wait and see how it goes going back to the YMCA after Easter.
I like to tread water, 20 minutes at a time.
I know what I can take with me to boost me up.
Don't want to give up what I have started.
Thanks again.
I know after two weeks they want to boost me up again.
I am guessing this is so my body will get used to it as well.
People would never know that I pannic not even Jim.
I just share this is what I need to do.
I test first thing when I get up so I know what to do first. Eat or 
take dog out.
Thanks again.

Original message:
> 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
> sent from my iPhone

> 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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>>> Mike Freeman
>>> Sent: Friday, March 08, 2013 10:24 AM

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