[Nj-diabetes-division] monitoring

[eileen scrivani]

This isn’t creative but it is very basic and gets right to the heart of why we have to test.  Just think of all the horrible complications that can happen whenyou neglect to test and let your diabetes get out of control.  Vision loss is a complication, and while it is upsetting when a diabetic goes from totally sighted to either legally blind or totally blind, you can adapt and learn to live with it.  Other complications are not so forgiving.  Kidney failure, amputations of toes, feet or legs and heart attack & stroke to me are extremely frightening and as much as I dislike testing I’d rather test than have any of these complications.

Its not easy, but hang in there you can do it!

Eileen  

From: Classemt at aol.com 
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 2:48 PM
To: nj-diabetes-division at nfbnet.org 
Subject: [Nj-diabetes-division] monitoring

Hi All, Does any one have any creative ideas on how to motivate your self to monitor your blood sugars? Feel free to telephone me at 908 725 9044 Angela Perone


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