Comments on: I am tired of this stuff….

By: Randolph Fawn

Randolph Fawn — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 08:54:39 +0000

I just got on and this may have been addressed amongst my other 49 e-mails,
but Mary, what do you call a *failure*? Lack of perfection is not your fault,
and a range of 80-140 is very acceptable.
Jan (~_^)

By: Krystal Jesica

Krystal Jesica — Sun, 02 Apr 2006 22:28:31 +0000

I’m fer dat!! Catie
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> My husband suggested we get the medical world to work on a "reset" button
for our bodies. It would set us back to our original "default" settings.
:}
>
> Catie

By: Kristopher Wyatt

Kristopher Wyatt — Sat, 01 Apr 2006 09:57:49 +0000

Hi, Catie, I’m emphasizing to what you’re saying to a large extent. I’d liketo
be able to whine but unfortunately nobody listens. I’m trying hard but I’m a
total failure at maintaining my glucose numbers. On the other hand I"m 65 and
I look at people without diabetes and they’re having more problems than I am. I
have no idea what the answer is, all I know is that we have to keep trying .
Good luck.
Mary

Catie Andrews wrote:

By: patience_15

patience_15 — Sat, 01 Apr 2006 04:27:07 +0000

<< My husband suggested we get the medical world to work on a "reset" button
for our bodies. It would set us back to our original "default" settings. :}

Hey that sounds great!!! In think thats the answer. Now…..if we could
only figure out how to do that!! Chrissy

By: Dane Karlene

Dane Karlene — Fri, 31 Mar 2006 22:59:35 +0000

My husband suggested we get the medical world to work on a "reset" button for
our bodies. It would set us back to our original "default" settings. :}

<< I tried to tell my hubby how I was feeling, that the things that come up
with my help and not temporary but things I will have to live with forever.
I don’t usually whine like this but I am tired of being the one that has to
be "careful" or watch what I do. I want a good body that just keeps going
without all this nonsense.

Ok so I don’t get that and I will do what I have to do to take care of this
new issue, but I am tired of it.

DITTO!!!! Chrissy

By: patience_15

patience_15 — Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:18:02 +0000

Ok so I don’t get that and I will do what I have to do to take care of this
new issue, but I am tired of it.

DITTO!!!! Chrissy

By: Jennie Mui

Jennie Mui — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 19:17:43 +0000

Catie,
I so know how you feel. I hope the doc is able to help you feel better.
There are so many good medications to help with angina. Once you feel
better physically, I’m sure you’ll feel better emotionally. Hang in
there… It’s better than the alternative! LOL Love ya, Jeana Ü

By: nicky8

nicky8 — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 13:10:46 +0000

Catie,
Hang in there and take care of yourself! It can be very frustrating at times,
I know it seems like we have so much to deal with and think about with our
health!! But it is stuff that we can take care of, I know how you feel! It is
good to vent and let it out!! I hope that everything works out at the doctors
today!!!
Amanda

By: Randolph Fawn

Randolph Fawn — Sat, 25 Mar 2006 21:19:43 +0000

Catie,

You know, after 50 years and 18% kidney function, 10 diff. Rx’s, EPO shots
weekly, extremely tired, etc. I FEEL THE SAME WAY. I do think sometimes the
air pressure outside can get us down. It is a fact that retailers dread all
the customers on days of low (or high??) air pressure because of the affect it
has on people in general. I think we have to admit our toleration points are
better at some times than others. I’m ready for spring - it was 38°F here
yesterday (north-central Indiana) - last week it was 80°F!

100 years from now it won’t make any difference.

By: Dane Karlene

Dane Karlene — Sat, 25 Mar 2006 04:26:04 +0000

Catie,
I totally understand you. I also am having breathing problems and some
chest pain upon exertion. I have said the same to my hubby and sister. I
always here go get it checked out. I feel I live there already and going
for one more thing…………………..see, I told you I totallay
understand, and now I will drop the subject or I will get more angry.
Gail