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<blockquote data-quote="Seacrow" data-source="post: 2111841" data-attributes="member: 420515"><p>Peanut butter and banana, sticky foods that don't move fast and will take ages to reach the stomach. Oh boy. If they feel the need to feed you again, see if you can get yogurt, or even fruit.</p><p></p><p>" And they have my insulin because I'm in the hospital and therefore the hospital gets to administer the insulin". Umm no. In fact a huge great whopping big NO. They have no right to take ANY of your medicines off you, the most they can do is insist your medicine is kept in a lockable container which they have to provide. But for insulin in particular, who would you prefer administers it - you, with lots of experience in how to adjust doses to suit your body, - or a nurse who may never have treated a diabetic before?</p><p></p><p>I hope you're feeling better and they let you go.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Seacrow, post: 2111841, member: 420515"] Peanut butter and banana, sticky foods that don't move fast and will take ages to reach the stomach. Oh boy. If they feel the need to feed you again, see if you can get yogurt, or even fruit. " And they have my insulin because I'm in the hospital and therefore the hospital gets to administer the insulin". Umm no. In fact a huge great whopping big NO. They have no right to take ANY of your medicines off you, the most they can do is insist your medicine is kept in a lockable container which they have to provide. But for insulin in particular, who would you prefer administers it - you, with lots of experience in how to adjust doses to suit your body, - or a nurse who may never have treated a diabetic before? I hope you're feeling better and they let you go. [/QUOTE]
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