Out of sheer curiosity I D/L the new Slayer and its growing on me
somewhat. I can somewhat tolerate Araya on this one. Its Armageddon,
the flood gates have opened!

Out of sheer curiosity I D/L the new Slayer and its growing on me
somewhat. I can somewhat tolerate Araya on this one. Its Armageddon,
the flood gates have opened!

Out of sheer curiosity I D/L the new Slayer and its growing on me
somewhat. I can somewhat tolerate Araya on this one. Its Armageddon,
the flood gates have opened!

Out of sheer curiosity I D/L the new Slayer and its growing on me
somewhat. I can somewhat tolerate Araya on this one. Its Armageddon,
the flood gates have opened!

On Oct 29, 6:21 pm, Ritchie <ritchie1... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

Out of sheer curiosity I D/L the new Slayer and its growing on me
somewhat. I can somewhat tolerate Araya on this one. Its Armageddon,
the flood gates have opened!

  Of recent hospital stays. I know you talked about yours, guess I can
talk about mine. The pancreas is such an underrated organ. Let one
part quit working and you're wiped out.
  Woke up Thursday tried to eat, and threw up before I could even
swallow. Went to ER later in the day, blood sugar about 650. My
pancreas quit making insulin. So now I am a type 1 diabetic.
  Now I have to take insulin shots for the rest of my life.
  Just got out of the hospital a few hours ago. I don't feel too bad
now, but "the incident" tore me up.

On Oct 29, 6:21 pm, Ritchie <ritchie1... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

Out of sheer curiosity I D/L the new Slayer and its growing on me
somewhat. I can somewhat tolerate Araya on this one. Its Armageddon,
the flood gates have opened!

  Of recent hospital stays. I know you talked about yours, guess I can
talk about mine. The pancreas is such an underrated organ. Let one
part quit working and you're wiped out.
  Woke up Thursday tried to eat, and threw up before I could even
swallow. Went to ER later in the day, blood sugar about 650. My
pancreas quit making insulin. So now I am a type 1 diabetic.
  Now I have to take insulin shots for the rest of my life.
  Just got out of the hospital a few hours ago. I don't feel too bad
now, but "the incident" tore me up.

Tom

On Oct 29, 6:21 pm, Ritchie <ritchie1... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

Out of sheer curiosity I D/L the new Slayer and its growing on me
somewhat. I can somewhat tolerate Araya on this one. Its Armageddon,
the flood gates have opened!

  Of recent hospital stays. I know you talked about yours, guess I can
talk about mine. The pancreas is such an underrated organ. Let one
part quit working and you're wiped out.
  Woke up Thursday tried to eat, and threw up before I could even
swallow. Went to ER later in the day, blood sugar about 650. My
pancreas quit making insulin. So now I am a type 1 diabetic.
  Now I have to take insulin shots for the rest of my life.
  Just got out of the hospital a few hours ago. I don't feel too bad
now, but "the incident" tore me up.

Tom

Out of sheer curiosity I D/L the new Slayer and its growing on me
somewhat. I can somewhat tolerate Araya on this one. Its Armageddon,
the flood gates have opened!

Of recent hospital stays. I know you talked about >yours, guess I can
talk about mine. The pancreas is such an underrated >organ. Let one
part quit working and you're wiped out.
Woke up Thursday tried to eat, and threw up before I >could even
swallow. Went to ER later in the day, blood sugar about >650. My
pancreas quit making insulin. So now I am a type 1 >diabetic.
Now I have to take insulin shots for the rest of my life.
Just got out of the hospital a few hours ago. I don't feel >too bad
now, but "the incident" tore me up.

  Now I have to take insulin shots for the rest of my life.
  Just got out of the hospital a few hours ago. I don't feel too bad
now, but "the incident" tore me up.

Jesus, sorry to hear that man.

e.
--
has diabetes all the way up the family tree

 Now I have to take insulin shots for the rest of my life.
 Just got out of the hospital a few hours ago. I don't feel >too bad
now, but "the incident" tore me up.

Sorry to hear that, sounds quite frightening. I do know a few people who are
diabetic and have had to alter their diets and stuff as well as take jabs or
pills...if it makes it any better they all say once you get over the initial
headfuck of it all life does go on much as normal.

  Just got out of the hospital a few hours ago. I don't feel too bad
now, but "the incident" tore me up.

Tom

I've been diabetic since 1996 so I know how you feel.

I'm sorry to hear about your ordeal.  It must of been traumatic.  My
buddy died last Summer out of the blue because he kept ignoring signs
something was wrong and dropped dead walking home from a local
restaurant, so I am glad to hear you went straight to the hospital.

It sucks to get old!!!

take care of yourself.

On Nov 4, 4:12 am, Ritchie <ritchie1... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

  Just got out of the hospital a few hours ago. I don't feel too bad
now, but "the incident" tore me up.

Tom

I've been diabetic since 1996 so I know how you feel.

  Type 1 or type 2?
  The only thing I have to do now is all the doctor visits and so on.
follow the instructions and hope for the best. '

Tom

On Nov 4, 12:51 pm, "tom_... at (no spam) juno.com" <tom.madm... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

On Nov 4, 4:12 am, Ritchie <ritchie1... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

  Just got out of the hospital a few hours ago. I don't feel too bad
now, but "the incident" tore me up.

Tom

I've been diabetic since 1996 so I know how you feel.

  Type 1 or type 2?
  The only thing I have to do now is all the doctor visits and so on.
follow the instructions and hope for the best. '

Tom

Type 2 but I do use Lantus insulin at nigh time. My doctor says that
even type 2 patients at one point or another have to use some type of
insulin. Just be careful when you workout or do anything strenuous
because your glucose levels can go the other way and drop and that's
even more dangerous than going high. The body can handle high sugar
for a while but with low sugar your organs start to shut down and go
into failure.  I've had a few instances where it has dropped into the
low 40's and  its a very strange thing. If you start to sweat a lot
and your heart rate goes up quickly check your levels because those
are signs of low sugar. Carry a packet of glucose tablets with you in
case your sugar drops and you are nowhere near a store, they are fast
acting and reliable. Keep an opened container of orange or apple juice
in the house so that if it drops while your home you can drink some to
get the levels up. Also keep a jar of peanut butter in the house
because if you are experiencing low sugar levels you can grab a
spoonful and put it in on the inside of your cheek and let the mouth
absorb it, it will bring them up also. Diabetes requires a total
lifestyle and eating change and even then its not a guarantee that you
can ward of its effects. My cousin followed all the rules and still he
suffers from the effects of diabetes as do I to a point. Nowhere near
as bad as my cousin though, his kidneys started going bad and he was
on dialysis for 8 years before a donor became available, but thank god
it did.