#Blood Monitoring

[calamarispiderart]

you really are pathetic.

[kradogsrats]

an ancient and disturbing practice

[wormzandgutz]

ghost girl model im pretty happy with

this is definetly not a reupload because vroid wants me dead and had a shading color on that ruined the colors ahahaha

[tachyheart]

Again tachycardia, so i wanna just see how my body will react when i will stand up from resting sitting possition when usually get 115-120 bpm. In middle of clip there are a breath-hold.

[jadenvargen]

Dad.

[harvey-guillen]

lestat de lioncourt + brat (von dutch by charlie xcx)

[dinosaurcharcuterie]

It still kind of blows my mind that it's 29 years ago since my grandfather, two aunts, my mom, my uncle, the pharmacist and her treating doctor had to harass state health insurance to testify that my great-aunt would benefit from an at-home blood sugar meter, even if she didn't have type 1, as opposed to going to the doctor 3-5 times a day to have it measured. The thing was the size and weight of a brick, took several drops of blood to read, and the test strips were the size of my grade schooler pinky. It was accurate...ish. Text was gray on Nintendo screen green, and about the size of Arial 10. Three people were schooled on how to use it, in case it was necessary while she was unconscious. She had to pay for it herself as a pensioner who had never worked, and the entire family chipped in to make it happen, before they got on more of a first name basis with the ambulance drivers than they already were, what with there being just-in-case pastries in the house daily to "make sure those boys ate lunch".

Today I have my own blood sugar meter that I bought for less than 10 bucks "just in case". I've lost test strips down the back of the sofs and never had to be horrified about how much money I'd just wasted. My doctor just read out my hb1c value from a pinprick of blood in less than 2 minutes. The second I need constant monitoring, I'll get CGM sensors that work with my phone, paid out by insurance.

Most millennials are older than the concept of all kinds of diabetes being able to be monitored reliably, easily and affordably at home. It feels kinda unreal.

[ecgekg]

watching the monitor

[phoenixyfriend]

If you saw the first version where I didn't include a "I just did not do that" vote... no you didn't.

[trainingdummyrabbit]

rrarauhh these have been in my sketchbook for Literally Months; iwas gonna clean em up but if i donot post them as is they willnot be posted so ^_^ woe. funy realization designs be upon ye.

ecstasy, mimicry, and moonlight angies respectively; ft. roland cameo on the right. because Two Of Them :]

[tachyheart]

Very irregular heartbeat recording with ECG reports....

[drfirsnogayny]

Adults

And genderswap

Stacey, Babs, Martino, Angus, and Regina. The rest either have identical names, or just change Ms to Mr.

Also the alternative outfits of some of them

And one more thing

I originally wanted to make my own version of DRFND with wrinkle-free characters. And, if Byron and Howard looked quite cute, then some of the characters here turned out to be unrecognizable, so I decided to add wrinkles. So here are the corrected versions of my boys…

…And Kindergarten characters without

[twilight-deviant]

Telling content creators it's wrong to explore artistic freedom and be independently funded by fans, and they should instead continue taking advertisement revenue from google* is

NOT

the anti-capitalism stance actually.

*(Yes, google owns youtube.)

[hirsuteandcute]

Got sent to the hospital with an arterial blood clot thanks to Dianette 💖 #girlhealth 🎀

[ecgekg]

suction cup ecg and NIBP cuff

[m-heart]

😖🎀

My bp is soooo low the last two days 😖 Can someone please check my little heart and take a listen? 💓