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My godmother had her pancreas (as well as her gallbladder and duodenum) completely removed. Insulin therapy is practically the same as what I do with my type 1 diabetes, and she also takes enzymes. She was very depressed about this for several months, but then she returned to her normal state...

Plaster cast? Why do you need it?

how are you? Have you been given a prosthetic leg?

Thank you very much! now I don't think my English is terrible. Мore precisely, my English is, of course, terrible, but it is sufficient for understanding My cat took offense at me for talking to you instead of playing with her (considering that I recently went to St. Petersburg for a week and...

I Googled the recipe and it seems quite difficult to me. How do you cook it?

I agree that mentioning immunosuppression is not good news, because I would prefer insulin therapy to immunosuppression. but doesn't Pluripotent stem cells imply that these are the body's own cells turned into stem cells, which means the immune system shouldn't perceive them as something else...

Have you heard this news? What do you think about it? Does that sound too good...

Is it helps? Thread 'Travel case help!' https://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/travel-case-help.209663/

All your money is with you, no bad people or companies write to you subressive ideas :hilarious: I just don't like it Text me at pm time when it's convenient for you and we'll choose an option when we're both not busy.

Wow wow wow! Really?! Today I'm staying with my parents, where the Internet is very bad, but I'll be back home tomorrow. I only have plans from 19:00 to 21:00, and on weekdays I work from 9:00 to 18:00, so you can choose any time when we will call. I sincerely hope that my spoken English is at...

I studied English at both school and university and barely managed to pass the exam, so I can imagine what it is :hilarious: I can read, but it's very difficult for me to speak (so if anyone wants to break down my language barrier, you're welcome). I came to the class and the first topic was...

a few years later, on this forum, I decided that I had to do something about my terrible English and signed up for courses. I'm not sure I won't give up, as I usually do, but wish me luck.

Wow! entertainment for the rich! Haha, I shouldn't compare your police to ours :hilarious: Although our police probably wouldn't have done anything for such a violation either.

@MrsA2 what kind of dancing do you do? Judging by how often you do this, you're probably pretty cool at it. I am completely incapable of dancing :hilarious:

Wow, you're not a first-generation sailor! Do many of your relatives have a profession related to the sea? The stereotypes about the Dutch are here :hilarious: What will you do if the police catch you doing this?

That sounds encouraging. I thought that when a person is connected to a dialysis machine, it's bad enough for him to do at least something, but if I can read books or watch TV series, it's not so bad. Maybe I'll decide to watch the Magnificent Century, if that happens. How is your leg now?

It sounds simpler than it actually is :hilarious: My hba1 is normal, but Antje's charts are still the limit of my dreams. But the fact that you have gangrene with good control makes you think that good control is not enough.

Aww, it's so sweet of you to translate this! By the way, a funny fact: there is no equivalent to the word cheers in Russian. We usually express our wishes to those with whom we drink (and indeed it is often "for your health") before clinking glasses or stating the reason why we drink (for...

Is it pleasant experience? I mean, maybe it's not a bed where you lie motionless for 4 hours while all your blood is distilled through the machine, but a place where there's a TV with a good series or a good company? can gangrene start even with good control :bag:? Injections for the rest of...

Is it tasty? I can't imagine mixing weak alcohol with anything.