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After my post yesterday I feel so much better today. Should I still ring the diabetes clinic and ask for help? X
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nicnak1968 said:
I would and because you're feeling a bit better you'll probably find it easier to explain everything to them.
Good luck :wink:
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Yes please go and get some help then if you have another day like that you'll have the tools to deal with it.
Take care xxx
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Glad to see that your feeling better now 
. I suggest still going, because you never know when your going to be like that again, and its always best to prepared for another time like that. I really recommend going if your blood sugars are still running high, even if you slowly lower them down.
. I suggest still going, because you never know when your going to be like that again, and its always best to prepared for another time like that. I really recommend going if your blood sugars are still running high, even if you slowly lower them down.
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Well I left a message on the answer phone at 830. Let's hope they haven't washed their hands of me already x
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Hi Nicnak -- DO keep ringing -- don't trust an answer phone. Be polite but insistent -- this is really serious. Paul is right -- if you're not feeling as bad, then you will be able to explain how you were feeling in a more fluent and articulate fashion. See my reply on your other thread too. OK, I will stop nagging now!
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Nag away x
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I'll take that as an invite to nag too ;-)
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Yep, you can all nag me or give me a virtual kick up the bottom. The DSN rang at 530 and will make an appointment to see her and the dietitian in a couple of weeks, until then I have you lovely lot for support xx
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NikNak .
You need support from your DSN/Dietician .
Ask for it - 'support' - very few of us actually use this word
when at clinic/hospital appointments .
You also have us to support and help you along here too :thumbup:
Don't give up - hang in there - things will feel more manageable gradually .
We all learn and grow in our journey , living/coping with diabetes .
I learnt quick by my 'mistakes'
(the hard way!)
Anna .
You need support from your DSN/Dietician .
Ask for it - 'support' - very few of us actually use this word
when at clinic/hospital appointments .
You also have us to support and help you along here too :thumbup:
Don't give up - hang in there - things will feel more manageable gradually .
We all learn and grow in our journey , living/coping with diabetes .
I learnt quick by my 'mistakes'
(the hard way!) Anna .
