[Diabetes-Talk] a few questions

d m gina dmgina at mysero.net
Sun Mar 3 01:07:12 UTC 2019


I can not take victoza, I tried it where my heart raced really fast, 
and I kept throwing up badly.
I threw it away and told the doctor I would never take it again.
I would rather be heavy than to take it again.
Now you see I am losing weight, where I will not lose weight fast.
I know that doesn't work.
You gain it back.

Original message:
> And the best part is if you are like me and they feel Victoza works, which
> it seems to, that's not Insulin so despite the fact that I need to know
> numbers because Victoza does and can really drop sugars in some cases, we
> can't change the antiquated Medicare rules. You and I are on the same page,
> but oh well.

> Jeanette

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Diabetes-Talk [mailto:diabetes-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of
> Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter via Diabetes-Talk
> Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2019 1:05 PM
> To: 'Diabetes Talk for the Blind'
> Cc: Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter
> Subject: Re: [Diabetes-Talk] a few questions

> I won't get into the whole thing, but first, many doctors resist it because
> despite what you think, they are not educated on it themselves. And society
> has some misinformed, antiquated notion that it "means something" if you go
> on insulin. All it means is that you end up with better glucose control. It
> all comes down to what your A1-C is. And the pharmaceutical companies play a
> large role too. Why make less money on one medication when you can make
> millions by selling a multitude of oral medication to people?  Trust me, Big
> Pharmer is not in our corner.

> Bridgit
> Oh well, life is good.

> Original message:
>> Janette,

>> You're type 2, correct? This is why Medicare will only cover so many
>> test strips. It's following the antiquated idea (sadly set forth by
>> too many doctors still) that type 2s only need to test once or twice a
> day.
>> It's wrong and disgusting.

>> BTW, don't knock insulin, grin. Study after study shows that the
>> sooner type 2s go on insulin, the better glucose control they have.
>> Insulin isn't a bad thing. I hear this a lot from type 2s, and I don't
>> know where the idea comes from. It actually helps and is not a bad thing.

>> That being said, sadly, unless you go on insulin or develop type 1
>> (which can happen to type 2s) many insurance carriers probably won't
>> allow for more than testing a couple of times a day.

>> Curious, has your doctor fought this decision much? Medicare has put
>> its foot down a lot on things for me, but my endo fought it,
>> submitting letters for various things, and Medicare caved. It doesn't
>> always work, but it is possible for a doctor to appeal finddings with
>> Medicare and fought for a patient. That's been my experience.

>> Bridgit


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