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What a morning! And afternoon! Home now after a day in cardiac care unit. Awaiting a scan/ct angiogram. Palpatations, breathlessness and heavy chest.
 
What a morning! And afternoon! Home now after a day in cardiac care unit. Awaiting a scan/ct angiogram. Palpatations, breathlessness and heavy chest.
Oh @ickihin how did it go! It is not nice having those symptoms....been there....etc
 
Oh @ickihin how did it go! It is not nice having those symptoms....been there....etc
Please tell me the breathlessness goes away? I've had palpatations for months but gp said he doesn't know why. I thought thyroid playing up but had the angina spray which helped but didn't stop the breathlessness. Scan will hopefully show us what's going on.
 
Not to bad today thanks had a bad one yesterday but still struggling on .
Not on here as much lately more bad than good lately.
Sorry to hear about your hospital visit and hope you shake of that cold soon
I wish you well too @eldergarth
Please tell me the breathlessness goes away? I've had palpatations for months but gp said he doesn't know why. I thought thyroid playing up but had the angina spray which helped but didn't stop the breathlessness. Scan will hopefully show us what's going on.
Afraid I didn't have breathlessness love.... but if it is going to go it will GO!
 
Not to bad today thanks had a bad one yesterday but still struggling on .
Not on here as much lately more bad than good lately.
Sorry to hear about your hospital visit and hope you shake of that cold soon
I'm thinking of you too Ron. How is tina? I'm sorry your bad days are too many. I cannot wait til that changes, we miss our @eldergarth :(
 
I'm thinking of you too Ron. How is tina? I'm sorry your bad days are too many. I cannot wait til that changes, we miss our @eldergarth :(
Thanks Vicky have finally got my occupational therapy assessment coming just waiting for the phone call and have got a toilet raiser being sent but still no closer to any answers .
Sending you all big gentle hugs
 
What a morning! And afternoon! Home now after a day in cardiac care unit. Awaiting a scan/ct angiogram. Palpatations, breathlessness and heavy chest.
Are you OK now Vicky? You must have had a bad scare, what are the hospital saying?
 
Good morning everyone. It's frosty here in Central Scotland. Got back from the Borders last night after scoffing my way through our 5 day break. It's frightening how easily I fell off the lchf wagon. It all started with a bar of Cadburys Caramel .....drool! It will take at least a week to get the BGs back down and I have a horrible cold and just want to stuff my face. Right! Moan over.
Hope everyone has a good day today and feels well. Be Strong
 
Morning all, hope everyone wraps up warm - it's coooold down here! Welcome back @13lizanne, we missed you. Sending hugs to everyone who needs it, especially @ickihun @eldergarth @tina_marie and @ellagy. I could do with a hug too, my younger brother has just found out he's at risk of becoming diabetic too. He had a health check up not long ago and the doctor said he needs to make some lifestyle changes.
 
Morning all, hope everyone wraps up warm - it's coooold down here! Welcome back @13lizanne, we missed you. Sending hugs to everyone who needs it, especially @ickihun @eldergarth @tina_marie and @ellagy. I could do with a hug too, my younger brother has just found out he's at risk of becoming diabetic too. He had a health check up not long ago and the doctor said he needs to make some lifestyle changes.
Thanks Barbara I can give you hug back but only gentle one
 
Are you OK now Vicky? You must have had a bad scare, what are the hospital saying?
More investigations up coming. Given an angina spray and asprin for heaviness in chest. Heart attack was ruled out. Discharged but still having breathing restriction when not resting. Palpatations been going on for months and dizziness too.
 
Morning all, hope everyone wraps up warm - it's coooold down here! Welcome back @13lizanne, we missed you. Sending hugs to everyone who needs it, especially @ickihun @eldergarth @tina_marie and @ellagy. I could do with a hug too, my younger brother has just found out he's at risk of becoming diabetic too. He had a health check up not long ago and the doctor said he needs to make some lifestyle changes.
Hugs galore Barbara! Would your brother consider low carb?
 
What a morning! GP ruled out spondolitis, I felt like kissing him. He seems to think insulin is adding my weight. I agree. Well its not helping, that's for sure.
I guess I do need bariatric surgery, after all. It cannot make matters any worse. I'm slowly dropping protein but no weight loss. Nothing helps me lose weight. I'll keep an eye on weight but I'm not prepared to risk damage for weight loss. (Stopping insulin, to lose weight). My best mate is nearly blind. She's slim but cannot see much.
I am looking into weightloss surgery too, please keep us informed.
 
I increased my Insulin by 2 units over a week ago (now on 46 units a day) and there has been only a very slight improvement on blood sugars. My fear is putting on additional weight, when I have to shed another stone and get down to 12 stone - so the Professionals keep telling me. I have tried fasting from when I get up until 1.30 - 2pm everyday for over a week now. My partner says I need to eat, as I am moody, irritating and snappy at the slightest thing.
So today have decreased my Insulin to 44 units a day. But, I really think it was the switch from 'bog' Standard Metformin to the SR version of Metformin almost a month ago that is responsible for my erratic blood sugars. My weight has stayed the same for the past 9 weeks at exactly 13 stone.
 
I increased my Insulin by 2 units over a week ago (now on 46 units a day) and there has been only a very slight improvement on blood sugars. My fear is putting on additional weight, when I have to shed another stone and get down to 12 stone - so the Professionals keep telling me. I have tried fasting from when I get up until 1.30 - 2pm everyday for over a week now. My partner says I need to eat, as I am moody, irritating and snappy at the slightest thing.
So today have decreased my Insulin to 44 units a day. But, I really think it was the switch from 'bog' Standard Metformin to the SR version of Metformin almost a month ago that is responsible for my erratic blood sugars. My weight has stayed the same for the past 9 weeks at exactly 13 stone.
I would think that the 'Professional' should accept that not everyone is a machine! It would seem that your body has decided you should be 13st....So listen to your partner and step back from the grumpy ol' person you are about to become ;)
 
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