Wednesday, November 12, 2014
A little humor
Saturday, October 11, 2014
tools of the trade
Tool of the trade these days. The above picture I have my trustee insulin pump and behind me is my friend Beaker :-) Then I am using a cane now just because of my weakness and I am still unsteady on my feet. And of course my new feeding tube.
Below is my blood sugar meteor and all the pills I take. I could star my on pharmacy these days.
When I am weak HE is strong! Good thing this is true!
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Four belly buttons
Saturday, August 9, 2014
Start of August
The month of August started out pretty good. Had a great visit with my kids last weekend. We went to Noahs Ark in Wisconsin Dells and had a great time.
Then on Sunday I got sick with my bad stomach from diabetes and went to the hospital and just got out on Friday morning. While I was there I got pneumonia. So I am taking meds for that. Stomach is better, but now trying to recover from pneumonia. Which is pretty painful. It seems that my health is getting worst these days. Which is making it tough to go and see my kids.
Being sick all the time sucks, but I have to deal with it. One of the struggles is that my ex thinks I am not as sick as I really am. So when can't make it she turns it around and says I did not want to come.
I don't want to all ways wine about my health, but right now it's what I am dealing with.
I am still trusting in Him knowing that He is in control. I want to work but today I am not able to work. I often wonder when my health gets bad what is my purpose. Again I am trying to trust in Him.
I am going ti keep walking.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Diabetic awareness month
November is diabetic awareness month. We all probably know someone that has diabetes. Especially type two. Type two you get when you are older and many times you can reverse type two by diet and exercise and by loosing a few pounds. Usually if u have type to u can take a pill and not insulin. They know that type two is genetic. Both of my brother's have type two diabetes. Its a hard road to be on.
Now I am the lucky one in the family to have type one diabetes. I got diagnosed at age 14. I have had some major stuggles through the years. My junior high and high school years were pretty good. I played sports and was very active. In my early 20s I started getting really sick and throwing up. Finally I Found my self in Mayo Clinic in Minnesota in 2007 where I was diagnosed with gastroparesis. That is where your food does not digest properly and you end up really sickens throwing up. At one point I had feeding tubes. I all so struggle with depression and I am recovering alcoholic and have been sober since September 3 2012. That sure did not help my diabetes. It seems that I am all ways sick with some thing and diabetes is a huge struggle. Bit today I am going to my diabetic doctor and doing the best I can. I get down about having diabetes, but I press on. On Monday o had a hernia surgery and of course my sugars took a hit. But I keep on getting up and trying to live life one day at a time. I try to encourage others to keep on keeping on.
So what can we do this month? Well first gives diabetic a break. Over the past 20s years i have seen society change there attitude towards diabetics. Especially towards type two, but people are hard on us ones to. Just be helpful and not critical.
Second you can donate to the American Diabetes Association or other diabetic groups.
Third do some thing crazy to spread awareness. Like o am growing out my beard this month and when some one asks me why I am doing it I will tell them.
If I are in your 30s ans beyond do every thing you can not to get it!

