Love, diabetes and video tapes

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I mean your qualifier of "sentimental office"

It does not seem to me that Electricferrer is raising sentimental issues, but seeks advice on how to act regarding the supposed bad control or lack of careful care of their partner.
It may be much easier to guide a diabetic than a relative of diabetic.It seems to me that he has raised his situation only to locate the problem of diabetes of his girlfriend and look for the solution.

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01/10/2011 5:37 p.m.
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No, he seems that the problem has already located, for him the problem of the supposed bad control of his partner's diabetes is tobacco, he does not ask what can be the causes of the supposed bad control for anything.

I love that you use the words "assumption bad control" because that is how little we know about your partner's diabetes, since we do not know absolutely nothing beyond that it is of type 1 type at the moment (bone that could even be that it could evenThe bride was carrying a bun control of diabetes and everything he says could simply be an appreciation ... in fine ... what things ...).

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01/10/2011 5:52 p.m.
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Well, above all, thanks for the answers come from the point of view.If it is true that in the post I have dedicated a great approach to tobacco, because it seems to me that for her it is a good starting point to begin to take care more.I suppose that by insisting your doctor on it I have given you much importance.But as I have also commented, it does not have any control over meals, or at times, much less in food.If you want to eat half a kilo of Triamisu every Sunday, then take it and ready.The sugar levels are not controlled before puncturing and is usually when he looks at him in about 14 mmol/l or 18 mmol/l for several moments a day.Honestly, I don't know much more, because I don't click either ... but today for example I have told her the subject and he told me that there is not so much and that nothing happens ....
I do not know to what extent I am the paranoid or the irresponsible, or what a position to take ...

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01/10/2011 8:04 p.m.
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The only ones that we can and we must take care of our diabetes are oursthat we have to take care of ourselves and it is of little use what we say around.
The first thing you have to be clear about is that we can eat everything, in moderation like anyone, we are not allergic to sugar, as long as we put the corresponding insulin and that now with current insulins we do not have to follow strict schedules, much less.Very important to measure glucose often and correct if necessary, without that good control is very difficult.
It's very good to worry about her, but you can do little if she doesn't want to take care of herself.

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01/11/2011 3:22 a.m.
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Welcome to the forum, Electricferrer.
I am also type 3, and twice.My husband and daughter ..: Shock :.I already met my husband being diabetic and smoker, now 1 year ago he left him for his own will, I think more because he could not take a beer agusto in a bar (theoretically last year the anti -tabaco law was going to enter into force), which, whichBy diabetes, but hey, that doesn't come in case.I agree with Alea, your girlfriend is an adult, and it must be she who decides how to take the reins of her diabetes, yes, it seems for what you tell that she does not know much about the disease, the control of the same, ofThe benefits that you will provide in the short and long term being stable, and the perjucios that can lead to be poorly controlled, and I think that is your homework, if you want ... encourage it to participate in the forum, which knowsPeople in their very situation who are able to make a rather normal life.You may not have your new condition assumed.Sometimes it is not easy to fit it.
And the video tapes?: D
Greetings.

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01/11/2011 4:28 a.m.

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Welcome Electricferrer!

For me, my partner's support is very important in diabetes.Of course the diabetes "is mine" and I am responsible for it, but although it is difficult for us to accept it sometimes, diabetes is an effermenity that is sometimes a burden for oneself and those around.
I count an experience that I had last summer: I went to make a two -day tavesia for the Pyrenees, and the second day, when we arrived at the Tebarrray peak (mid -day) I felt a little dizzy and I disconnect my bomb (seriousError !!!.. After four hours I wanted a horrible desire to vomit, the legs did not walk me (and that we were downhill) and ... shit!I hadn't connected the bomb, I had to have a care ketosis !!!So I had to stop, the group of friends who know that I am a diabetics, they told me something like this: "Jo hypoglycemia when we climb and now this ... And how much will it cost you to recover?"(With everything that annoyed) they were willing to wait, but it is clear that what felt like all was a cold beer on a terrace, not sitting in a stone an hour from the car that made me insulin..In the end the friends waited for us in the shelter, and my boyfriend stayed with me, without putting a bad face (and that had been my care) to find me well again.What I mean, that diabetes affects all the people around the diabeticPutada ... But hey, we all have "defects."In my opinion, diabetes is much more than the lack of insulin, socially and a lot.

Electricferrer, I encourage your partner, try to understand and try to help you whenever you can (if she wants, of course)

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01/11/2011 8:24 a.m.

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TNT , with `` positively alters glucose levels '' I was referring to the tobacco increase glucose levels, but I have expressed myself well, because I feel it.If you do not think that smoking and diabetes have to do even after reading the article, it seems to me that you have not read it well, but you should open your mind more and if you have been wrong, you recognize it and that's it, nothing happens.

It has been confirmed that smoking tobacco cause a temporary increase in blood glucose levels;Chronic tobacco smoke exposure induces the alteration of glucose tolerance. Fumar can also alter the sensitivity of the organs and tissues of a person to the action of insulin.Compared to non -smokers, it has consistently documented that chronic smokers have less insulin sensitivity
Link ... ETurnid = 62 >

Regarding talking about feelings, just saying that for me (diabetic) is what has helped me most aware of my illness.I have already said it in other forums, but the camps have helped me a lot, and apart from learning in the diabetological education classes they gave us, I have learned above all speaking with other diabetics about our feelings in the sense of how diabetes affects us, how was our debut, the things that bother us (for example, we said a lot how typical that they offer you a chucheía and then say `` aah if you cannot eat it '' ...), if we felt misunderstood by our parentsor friends, etc, etc. and millions of etc.It's great to be able to talk about it.
As you have already said, you can tell your girlfriend to make this forum and tell us their experiences to have if we can help it :)

All the best!!

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01/12/2011 1:10 p.m.
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This thread has a few posts, mine has about 6 or 7 post not only the first.That first post was perhaps too concise and in the subsequent post I have clarified it, but in view of the fact that you have not read them, I am self -conferring again:

In your post association almost all the tobacco with carrying a bad control of diabetes and that is one of the reasons because I decide to post in this thread.Instead of talking about doing that association, of which I disagree, it would have been better for example giving glycosylated hemoglobins or if your girlfriend has more or less stable diabetes (without serious hypoglycemia, without hyperglycemia, without being a roller mountain) orSimilar to have something tangible that it really carries a bad control of diabetes (and that of being so, it would only prove that it would carry bad control, I would not prove that it is because of tobacco).

And in another posterior post talking to Alea I say this:

no, he seems that he already has the problem, for him the problem of supposed poor control of his partner's diabetes is tobacco, he does not ask what the causes of thesupposed bad control for nothing.

I love that you use the words "assumption bad control" because that is how little we know about your partner's diabetes, since we do not know absolutely nothing beyond that it is type 1 at the moment (...)


Thing that today we continue without knowing anything about the supposed bad control of his partner's diabetes which could simply be an appreciation of the boyfriend.

I can tell a personal story regarding the environment and the appreciations of the environment: during a season (in which I already had diabetes) I had schedules that most people would consider little normal (I went to class in the afternoon, remained awakeMost of the night and I was used to the end of the dawn until noon) it did not last years but a good season lasted.I also made three meals spaced with their corresponding punctures and I hadfood without suffering hypoglycemia).I worked like a clock and my diabetes control was quite good giving six in glycosylated hemoglobins, without serious hypoglycemia (some slight like every diabetic but no serious), without hyperglycemia, without being a roller coaster, I kept me in weight ,... etc. However, a couple of people in my most direct environment did not stop commenting on my diabetes "with those schedules often control of diabetes that you will be doing ..." "You are irresponsible ..." people who simply knew/They know a little more about diabetes than the average by being in my environment but ignorance is the most daring that there is ... they associated rare schedules with bad control and I already tell you ... six in glying at that time.

I hope we are not facing a similar case in this thread.

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01/12/2011 2:51 p.m.
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TNT, with what you expose, you are an example that there are no diabetes, but as many as diabetics.
It is clear that good control depends a lot on oneself, and that the basis of good control is to know each other.If you had found the right pattern, Chapeau.That's what it is about.
The "external" opinions is very frequent, it does not matter if your life habits are good for you, there will always be those who "know a lot of that" and tell you that what you do is barbarity.But that is where the saying of "foolish words, deaf ears" is applied.My daughter came to tell her that I could eat sweets whenever a chamomile was taken behind: Shock: Luckily my daughter is anything but silly.

In short, that each one must find, not good control, but "their" good control.

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01/13/2011 7:47 a.m.
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Everything you tell is great, you are very in love, congratulations to you and your girl, who is young is a launched and is not afraid of anything.
What I believe that learning and you, both of you, is to be happier thanks to a problem.In life any problem entails a solution.
She can be happier and you are the best example she can receive.Do you take care of you?Are you happy?Do you do sports?You are going to cure by mimicing what happens to you.
Good luck, if you want to talk more with details of the subject you will tell me but the general key I have already given it.
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01/14/2011 8:51 a.m.
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After reading TNT's answer, I have become horrified !!!!!!!..... that smoking does not affect ???????????

Nicotine blocks the action of insulin, you should know TNT.

Sorry to the rest, now I keep reading.

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12/20/2011 12:42 p.m.

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Look TNT, I'm going to block you.

And .... TNT, with `` positively alters the glucose levels '' I was referring to the tobacco increases glucose levels, but I have expressed myself well, I am sorry.If you do not think that smoking and diabetes have to do even after reading the article, it seems to me that you have not read it well, but you should open your mind more and if you have been wrong, you recognize it and that's it, nothing happens.

It has been confirmed that smoking tobacco causes a temporary increase in blood glucose levels;Chronic tobacco smoke exposure induces the alteration of glucose tolerance. Fumar can also alter the sensitivity of the organs and tissues of a person to the action of insulin.Compared to non -smokers, it has consistently documented that chronic smokers have less insulin sensitivity
... ETurnid = 62 Chapeau Maria !!!!!!!!

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12/20/2011 12:44 p.m.

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Romevila does not contribute anything new to the thread that have not contributed other interveningDocuments and/or articles that the rest has said, in them there is also talk of the tobacco-resistance to the medium and long term of a smoker.

Having higher insulin resistance in principle does not imply carrying a poor control of diabetes, totally different insulin resistances can beIt does not make much sense to say that the one who needs more insulin is carrying worse control (and if we talk about oral antidiabetics the same).You are neither more nor less diabetic for needing more or less insulin (or more or less pills).
And with respect to the smoking data, by itself, it is not an indicator or good or bad control of diabetes, you can get good or bad control smoking or without smoking.

All this are things that have already been commented on the thread just as it has already been commented that tobacco is a negative vice and that increases the risk of having cardiovascular complications ... etc., I think no one has said otherwise.

The thread was opened by a person a few months ago talking that his partner has diabetes and smoked and among other things he was willing to leave it pqaba, blaming a bad control of diabetes to which he smoked, bad control and smoking, that goes (orI was) the Romevila thread.

You are very good by lifting threads that have been stopped for months or even contributing anything new to them.

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After reading TNT's answer, I have become horrified !!!!!!!That smoking does not affect ??????????

Nicotine blocks the action of insulin, you should know TNT.

Sorry to the rest, now I keep reading.

I refer to what I have exposed before, first I have written and then I have continued reading, with the information that you have contributed without data or tests as soon as you start this thread, if, indeed, a year ago, my instinct of survival before a riseInexplicable of my glucose about what has been said for you, I have preferred to write and then continue reading the other foreros that, they have helped me on many occasions.

And I read the recent and not recent threads, I am all interested if, read Owas, moderator, meadow, Alea, Velia, Gondullo ... and other less regular foreros in the comments, but not less successful, such as Inmaats,Alberto, Nacho, Dunah ...

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12/20/2011 3:18 p.m.

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Greetings to readers, everyone ... 8)

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12/21/2011 2:22 p.m.
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Greetings to you too, TNT

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