Rockman
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 207
- Location
- Chertsey , Surrey
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- Nothing to be honest
Feeling not to good
Suddenly starting to feel like a human being again. So much better. Just got back from youngest granddaughter’s nativity play. Best yet ( and I’ve seen a lot!) it was staged like a Strictly Come Dancing show. All the characters told their back story ( how they first heard the news and what they did) then did a dance. So there were the People of Nazereth doing a line dance, the shepherds doing a Morris dance, camels doing the Funky Camel, star of Bethlehem doing a disco dance etc. The judges were a kindly donkey, the innkeeper’s wife and Caesar Augustus as a mean hilarious Craig Revel Horwood character.
It’ll probably be the last nativity play I’ll watch as youngest is now 7 and the older classes don’t take part. A good one to finish on.
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Oh I wish you could post a video!
When someone does a sequel to Love Actually they should apply for permission to use this model.
Sending hugsGood afternoon all,
Feeling not to good
Good that you are feeling better and the Nativity Play sounds fab yule us as Craig would say. I’m sure it wont be your last! I bought a other Christmas jumper today..its the Penguin one with red sleeves at M&Co. You can never have too many IMO.Suddenly starting to feel like a human being again. So much better. Just got back from youngest granddaughter’s nativity play. Best yet ( and I’ve seen a lot!) it was staged like a Strictly Come Dancing show. All the characters told their back story ( how they first heard the news and what they did) then did a dance. So there were the People of Nazereth doing a line dance, the shepherds doing a Morris dance, camels doing the Funky Camel, star of Bethlehem doing a disco dance etc. The judges were a kindly donkey, the innkeeper’s wife and Caesar Augustus as a mean hilarious Craig Revel Horwood character.
It’ll probably be the last nativity play I’ll watch as youngest is now 7 and the older classes don’t take part. A good one to finish on.
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Thank you - am just going to make a coffee and sit and relax. Actually the appointment wasn't horrid at all.Hugs for you.
And when you get back home, feet up and chill out with a cuppa.
Take care.
So pleased you feel like a human being again. The nativity play sounded brilliant. I remember feeling really sad when I watched the last nativity play my youngest was in. It was like the end of an era.Suddenly starting to feel like a human being again. So much better. Just got back from youngest granddaughter’s nativity play. Best yet ( and I’ve seen a lot!) it was staged like a Strictly Come Dancing show. All the characters told their back story ( how they first heard the news and what they did) then did a dance. So there were the People of Nazereth doing a line dance, the shepherds doing a Morris dance, camels doing the Funky Camel, star of Bethlehem doing a disco dance etc. The judges were a kindly donkey, the innkeeper’s wife and Caesar Augustus as a mean hilarious Craig Revel Horwood character.
It’ll probably be the last nativity play I’ll watch as youngest is now 7 and the older classes don’t take part. A good one to finish on.
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Good that you are feeling better and the Nativity Play sounds fab yule us as Craig would say. I’m sure it wont be your last! I bought a other Christmas jumper today..its the Penguin one with red sleeves at M&Co. You can never have too many IMO.
So pleased you feel like a human being again. The nativity play sounded brilliant. I remember feeling really sad when I watched the last nativity play my youngest was in. It was like the end of an era.
I agree that the Coffee Lady would be a good forum name for me, or many of us here.
Thank you PM.Morning All. 6.1 at 07.30, thats what you get after toast heaped with peanut butter for supper. Catching up with yesterday’s posts @dogslife so sorry for the hard times and hope for better times for you. @Muddy Cyclist glad you found something to smile about in your ongoing turmoil. Best wishes to you all. @gennepher poor you that doesnt sound great, stay warm and hydrated. Hugs to you and Popeye. @DJC3 hope you are getting better also @Debandez. @Krystyna23040 I did exactly the same the night before my last eye injection, hope all goes well today. @geefull I like the sound of that Christmas dinner and who can resist stuffing? @OldButBold hope your day improves. @karen8967 good luck with the pump hope it transforms your life.
Phew...sorry if I left anyone out. I dont know how we are all going to face tomorrow when it comes...I would hide in a fridge if I could. PG watch over us all.
Stay/get well,stay safe.
Thank you - am just going to make a coffee and sit and relax. Actually the appointment wasn't horrid at all.
So sorry to hear about your MIL. Difficult time for you and the family with some serious decisions to be made. I certainly dont envy you. Thinking of you.Frustrating! I have spent the last 4 days hanging around in a large West Midlands Hospital, killing time people watching in two cafes, waiting areas and corridors by vending machines. The only food suitable for me to eat at any cafe was a gammon ham salad and only one of them, when that had gone that was it, but it did not look appetising.
For something to do I have sat and analysed the eating habits of visitors, nurses, doctors and admin staff, is this something us LCHF diet Type 2s do? I watched Cakes, white bread toasties, pasties, pies, disappear in alarming quantities, whilst the prepared salads do not get purchased and other than the gammon salad all the others involved pasta, cuscus, rice or potatoes.
Then hopefully without being judgmental, remember I was over 100 Kilo a few months back and would have eat such things, I started looking at the weight of people. Over 80% of female nursing staff would be obese and more than 50% of these grossly obese, male staff figured better. Male visitors were about 50% obese and whilst there were more obese female visitors they were less obese than nursing staff.
You can see I have been extremely bored and yes this was not a very scientific study, purely observation, but it is certainly food for thought, pardon the pun, could there be a relationship between the food available in the hospital cafes and the shape of hospital staff?
I shall send an email pointing out the lack of suitable food available for Type 2s on a LCHF diet at this hospital, it will be polite but to the point.
On the MIL front it's a nightmare, she was 93 Tuesday. A scan shows MIL has a bleed on the brain probably from a fall she had two weeks back when Paramedics came and treated her at home. Sadly she's been unresponsive since Saturday and palliative care was offered as from yesterday, with MILs sever Alzheimer's and the unknown effects of the brain bleed this seems the kindest course of action. Today she is back on a glucose and saline drip, still unresponsive but much stronger. Consultant says she will not be put on palliative care until they assess her on Thursday. This is where it gets difficult and worrying, we want the best outcome for MIL and understand the consultants Duty of Care but in our minds rightly or wrongly questions are formed.
A. Would it be kinder for an old lady already living a confused and often unhappy life, who if she recovers will have an unknown mental health and physical state be allowed to go and meet he maker with dignity and peacefulness.
Or
B. Should all the medical help available be given to bring her back to responsiveness which will undoubtably leave her in a much worse mental state and the need for moving into a nursing home out of the comfort of her own bungalow where she lived before hospitalisation?
As a society we are still not very good with this end of life stuff and many families go through this turmoil day after day, no easy answers.
It's a very sorry state of affairsYes it is what us Type 2's do. Especially in hospitals we analyse the eating habits of others. I do.
I am literally going OMG OMG, and actually feeling ill watching all those carbs being consumed. As you say the cafe area is not much better in the food that is served (at least not where I have been in hospitals). A predominance of white bread, pasties, pies, and sweet stuff etc. And a cabinet of the worst sugary soft drinks (despite a notice on the counter saying something about sugar in these drinks being bad for you.) Absolutely nothing for a diabetic.
Nothing that I can massacre to get the suitable bits out that I can eat. There is not enough filling in a sandwich just to take that out.
I do always carry nuts, pork scratchings, bar 100% dark chocolate in my backpack, and a babybel or two on the day if I remember to grab them from the fridge as I am going out. And a bottle of water.
I am analysing the eating habits of all, patient's waiting eating their crisps and packs of sandwiches, and including the nurses with their packed lunches in their clear containers of so called 'healthy' food as they are going for their food break.
@SaskiaKC I want to know if Larry the Downing Street cat (Chief Mouser to the Treasury, to give him his proper title) is ok or has left home!
Thank you so much. Today I'm even better. A few coughs here and there, can count on one hand. Best day yet. Eating. More chocolate than I should but sod it im putting that lost weight back on asap. Its lc choc so happy days. I expect fbs to be up non the less but dont careGood to hear that you are on the mend. Appetite back is a really good sign.
How exciting. It will be a game changer. Let us know how you get on x5.9 for me have a good day everyone. Im getting my pump fitted today very excited but nervous at the same time
Post a copy of your letter, we can use as a template. Let's do this.Perhaps this is something we all should do MC
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