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magiclovingdragon · 1 year
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Apparently I’ve been pre diabetic for the past 2/3 years and my last gp surgery just didnt tell me…
When actually that would explain some of the symptoms I’ve been having that both they and my new gp’s have been passing off as “just your fibro”
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im-the-lesbian-aunt · 2 years
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So tbh guys. I’m really scared. I was diagnosed as pre diabetic and I’m really worried I won’t have the willpower to fix it. I don’t eat well and hardly ever work out. I don’t have anyone to hold me accountable and I’m just stressing.
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glowuppurrr · 2 years
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Hellooo,
I just wanted to start this blog off by opening my heart about what has been going on with me. Recently I had a very thorough medical examination and it turns out im kind of fucked. My insulin levels are off the charts, my thyroid gland is having problems, my menstrual cycle is a mess and if i don’t take care of my weight very soon, i’ll be sure to develop diabetes and PCOS…
I’ve blamed myself for my failures in the past but not as strongly as i have for letting my body rot to this point. I’m willing to improve my life but I know that it isn’t going to be easy. I’m lost and panicled but i have good doctors on my side as well as my family.
Still, I feel like being even a little anonymous on this blog is going to help me get on track a little easier. I need to keep myself accountable and avoid falling back into unhealthy habits.
So yeah, this is my weight loss blog.
I will update again tomorrow since I will be consulting with my doctor about the specifics such as calories, macros, exercise regime and medication : )
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mr-divabetic · 2 years
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Singer Angie Stone is a Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and producer was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in 1999. "I was always on the go, and thought I was too busy to develop something like this,? Stone said. "I thought at the time that diabetes went along with bad habits, but I was the last one in my family to eat junk food."
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tilliwriteapine · 4 months
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I had one dream the other day that involved a patient I see every couple of weeks…. But now I forget what happened in the dream lol.
last night I had so many dreams. The first one may have freaked me out. Apparently my HgbA1C was 11.5% and I was like “guess who has diabetes now” and then told myself to go walking more.
Guess who will be taking a walk today and tomorrow? Oof.
also, my last HgbA1C was like 6%, which isn’t diabetes yet (still pre-diabetes) but I do have a check up end of March, so here is hoping the Metformin has continued to work. Even though I’m back on short acting and I’m still so mad. If the diarrhea caused weight loss, I’d be okay with it. But it doesn’t. It’s just annoying 🤬
Living with a chronic disease since 2017 and still like “when am I gonna fuck up now?!”
sigh. Also, wonder if I should start retaking iron again. I hate iron so much, but I’ve been tired and I know so many things cause fatigue, but I haven’t taken iron for 6+ months now.
Yeah, apparently my dreams were telling me to turn on the anxiety.
Blahhhhhh. Back to school work. Synthesizing my 6 multiple myeloma articles and writing up a SOAP note on a pediatric respiratory case study. which, BTW, I DONT DO PEDS!!! (Almost done with the core courses, we move into specialty acute care adult gero soon……… 😱😍❤️)
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Found out yesterday that I have pr diabetes. More shit wrong with me
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wikilifestyles · 1 year
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Everything Diabetics Should Know, We Asked the Top 10 Nutritionists How to Live a Normal Life Without Medicines, and Here Are Their Suggestions
Today, no one in the world is afraid of the word “diabetes” because it is so common that at least one person with this disease lives in every home. According to sources, About 422 million people worldwide have diabetes,and 40% of the population is at high risk of developing the disease, such as people who are obese which doctors call as pre-diabetic stage ,However most people visits doctors when their diabetes worsens, and then they begin taking medication. However, everyone should be aware that medication is only one of three strategies for managing diabetes. The other two are diet and exercise, followed by medication, which includes oral medications like insulin. Read More in Detail
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jalluzas-ferney · 2 months
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eastons-creations · 15 days
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But like
Why chronic illness?
Why chronic fatigue?
Why body suck?
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densewentz · 4 months
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exhausted health update because I have to rant somewhere lol
So we're ending day 12 of my mysterious right-sided numbness. It's moved from just my torso all the way down my right leg to my toes, so now I'm just hobbling around half numb rip. And now the torso numbness feels like im being vacuum sealed or something, just a horrible tightness and lack that makes it impossible to ignore. Went to the ER the other night and had 2 panic attacks within the span of the several hours I was there, got my bloodwork redone and a cat scan which all came back with a big Nothing on them. They told me I needed an MRI but that I'd have to go through my Primary Care and after I told them my primary wouldnt see me until May they referred me to a new primary not in my network so that's been a dead end rip. So far everyone is pointing at my horrific anxiety as the cause but not one doctor has actually offered me help for the anxiety despite me having the active panic attacks in the office lol. My Primary wont see me for several months despite the severity of my current condition and none of the mental health programs I've reached out to will get back to me so for now I'm just. Existing in this anxiety Ouroboros where my anxiety causes my numbness which causes anxiety which causes numbness. I'm trying stupid home remedies to try and minimize the active anxiety attacks but so far we've just been circling around alternating Holy Basil, Benadryl and literally just drinking Rum and going to sleep, which sure all help my anxiety a little maybe but also make it almost impossible for me to function normally during the day. This is making art difficult so commissions are going slow which is obviously making me more anxious lol. I also am home alone most of the week managing the household, which is made more difficult since right now the numbness in my foot/leg makes it dangerous for me to drive and difficult for me to get around my house to do daily tasks. Idk man I'm just tired as all hell and I seem to vacillate wildly between full anxiety breakdowns and depressive/dissociative episodes. At any rate during the week I'll just be constantly calling and harassing every doctor/therapist I can get a number for trying to find someone who will be able to either address my anxiety directly or can at least get me into an MRI to rule out MS or anything else that ISNT anxiety. I'm going to become the bane of the medical profession for a while. Wish me luck!
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t00thpasteface · 2 years
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so how's your week been
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fatliberation · 1 year
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Reported for spreading misinformation. Hope your Tumblr account gets taken down <3
Could you direct me to the piece of misinformation you are referring to and share an alternative source? Most of what I share is quoted directly from experts. I myself am still learning!
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zombiepedia · 7 months
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i am so sick of eating and having to eat all the time and feeling bad about every single thing i eat. when does it end does anybody know when it ends
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excelsior9173 · 24 days
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big pharma or whatever really out here making it difficult for the hypoglycemic girlies (gn) to travel anywhere like damn
took three different stores to find just one option for glucose tablets!! sorry my ass tries to pass out if i do anything strenuous or don’t eat for 3 hours
but anyways. my mission was successful, i will now 100% survive the sleep token pit without a sugar crash! i always eat a decent meal shortly before going to concerts (hence why i never ever queue longer than an hour) but i without fail will have a crash before the end of the headliner every time and it suuuucks to feel like you’re going to vomit and then faint during the encore lol
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orcelito · 1 month
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Omfg. So I've long had a sensitivity to sugar. Can't eat too much of it w/o feeling nauseous. Etc etc. Just kinda the way of my life.
I was talking with family over the weekend tho and it came up and they were like. "Maybe you should get checked for pre-diabetes" 😅😅
& see the thing is. I have. So many family members who are/were diabetic. On both sides of the family. I really do have a genetic predisposition for it, maybe. Enough to make it worth getting checked out haha
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blushpuppies · 2 months
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TW: Body image issues
I can't help but think maybe if I was skinny, I'd be pretty
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