Comments on: At least I wasn’t in a kayak this time… http://www.irunoninsulin.com/?p=754 A website about living life to the fullest....with diabetes Thu, 09 Sep 2010 14:43:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Rich Poser http://www.irunoninsulin.com/?p=754&cpage=1#comment-1488 Rich Poser Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:00:56 +0000 http://www.irunoninsulin.com/?p=754#comment-1488 Sounds like you handled it well. As you said, stuff happens ... it's all about how you frame it. It happened to me when I was visiting our friends in Baton Rouge - I had breakfast at 7 AM and planned lunch for 11:30 - BUT stuff happened and I didn't get any food until 1:00, by which time I was trembling (curse you/bless you Metformin XR for blocking liver glycogen release). Not a dangerous low, but certainly uncomfortable and my having to excuse myself to eat was embarrassing. Felt a lot better on this past weekend's Tour training ride (a flat and fast 25 miles from North Harbor Drive through Chula Vista, back up the strand to Coronado Ferry Landing), taking our carb breaks under our watchful trainer's eye (Julio is just great at that). 4 betes, 1 norm riding. Sounds like you handled it well. As you said, stuff happens … it’s all about how you frame it. It happened to me when I was visiting our friends in Baton Rouge – I had breakfast at 7 AM and planned lunch for 11:30 – BUT stuff happened and I didn’t get any food until 1:00, by which time I was trembling (curse you/bless you Metformin XR for blocking liver glycogen release). Not a dangerous low, but certainly uncomfortable and my having to excuse myself to eat was embarrassing. Felt a lot better on this past weekend’s Tour training ride (a flat and fast 25 miles from North Harbor Drive through Chula Vista, back up the strand to Coronado Ferry Landing), taking our carb breaks under our watchful trainer’s eye (Julio is just great at that). 4 betes, 1 norm riding.

]]> By: Angelle http://www.irunoninsulin.com/?p=754&cpage=1#comment-1487 Angelle Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:14:40 +0000 http://www.irunoninsulin.com/?p=754#comment-1487 You're awesome and professional. Why would they care? If you're sick you take care of it, I would hope they respect you for that :) I know that feeling though when you are in the middle of something important and all of a sudden you just KNOW something's wrong. Really scary. You’re awesome and professional. Why would they care? If you’re sick you take care of it, I would hope they respect you for that :) I know that feeling though when you are in the middle of something important and all of a sudden you just KNOW something’s wrong. Really scary.

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