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I don't. By all probability, it was simply a slightly abnormally-presenting hypoglycemic reaction (a.k.a., "insulin shock.")
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Fingers crossed you're okay, Mikey. :(
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Scary. Have you had blood sugar issues before or is this a new surprise?
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I’ve been a type-I diabetic for about 13 years, so I have definitely had BG control issues... rarely to the point of collapse, however.
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Mikey wrote:I’ve been a type-I diabetic for about 13 years, so I have definitely had BG control issues... rarely to the point of collapse, however.
The collapse is what worries us.
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I’ve only had one other hypoglycemic incident of that severity and speed of onset... normally I have a fair bit of warning signals.
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Here's hoping it's nothing more sinister.
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Well, yesterday was my birthday. 39 years young. :) I got a new Megatron toy.
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Just bought a bottle of Bulleit 10 year old bourbon as my "special occasion" sipping whiskey, and E&J apple brandy for working into the crust of an apple pie (and maybe in some spiced apple cider ). :wink:
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Cheers, mate. Johnnie Green tonight for me. Perhaps Balvenie 17 Double Wood.
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Sunny delight for me tonight. :D
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RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:Sunny delight for me tonight. :D
I used to call that Chemical Delight, the ingredients list looks distinctly iffy. ;)
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