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March 29th, 2003 at 2:54 pm
HI, Andrew, and Happy New Year, everyone! Yes, I’m still a very happy
Byetta camper. My doctor upped me to the 10 pen in the AM, and the 5 pen
in the PM 3 days ago (after 1 month on the 5), and so far so good. He
wants me to take that dosage for 2 weeks and then send him a report on
my blood sugars. I’m assuming I’ll go on the 10 pen full time after
that, since I’m doing very well, with little or no side effects. I do
have a headache this morning, but I get sinus headaches all the time, so
I can’t blame it on the Byetta. I’ve lost a total of 8 pounds since I
started, but I feel like I’ve lost a lot more, since my jeans are all
fitting much looser, and I can get into 2 pairs that were way too tight
a couple of months ago.
I still take two Glucophage (500 XR) in the AM, and one at bedtime, but
I’ve come off of all the other meds (Glucotrol, Starlix, Actos). My
sugars have been so much better that I have to actually stare at the
meter sometimes to convince myself it’s really my number! It’s only gone
over 200 once this last couple of weeks, and that’s when I really oinked
out (including a banana), and knew better.
My appetite has decreased so much that I have to remind myself to eat
lunch half the time. I have had a couple of lows (40s and 50s), usually
in the evenings if I don’t eat enough at supper, and don’t care too much
for them. I hate forcing myself to eat when I’m so full, but thank God
I’ve learned to eat a small amount of some carb with my supper (small
potato, 1/3 cup of brown rice, beans) and then it doesn’t happen.
I don’t really get the nausea bad, sometimes very minor twinges, and I
keep the Seabands on my wrists or in my pocket so it’s never gotten bad
at all. All in all, I feel so fortunate to have found Byetta, this list,
the blog, and a great doc that is willing to work with me. I feel it
will be a very blessed, healthier new year for a whole bunch of folks
because of this wonderful Gila Monster.
Cheryl from Florida
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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March 29th, 2003 at 5:43 pm
Andrew and all,
I am on Byetta for the fifth month and have very good success. My biggest
problem is my absolute addiction to chocolate and sweets. I hope the new
year will be an incentive to once again swear off chocolate. I know my
weight would go down and my sugars would be great. When I behave with my
eating and walk up to 3 miles daily (45 minutes) and take the 10 mg of
Byetta, my sugars have been as low as 104 and I am eating well and happy.
When I misbehave, but not too horribly, my sugars are 160 to 215; without
Byetta and without the insulin my sugars were as high as 465, usually around
28-325. SO, IF I behave and do what is right, I am in good shape; but if If
would have behaved in my life before diabetes, I wouldn’t be diabetic. The
new year is always a happy time for me because it is a clean slate to start
all over taking the good and the bad into account from the prior years.
Once again, wishing you well and Happy New Year.
Andrea
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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March 29th, 2003 at 11:48 pm
Happy New Year Andrew and all,
I am on Byetta for the fifth month and have very good success. My biggest
problem is my absolute addiction to chocolate and sweets. I hope the new
year will be an incentive to once again swear off chocolate. I know my
weight would go down and my sugars would be great. When I behave with my
eating and walk up to 3 miles daily (45 minutes) and take the 10 mg of
Byetta, my sugars have been as low as 104 and I am eating well and happy.
When I misbehave, but not too horribly, my sugars are 160 to 215; without
Byetta and without the insulin my sugars were as high as 465, usually around
28-325. SO, IF I behave and do what is right, I am in good shape; but if If
would have behaved in my life before diabetes, I wouldn’t be diabetic. The
new year is always a happy time for me because it is a clean slate to start
all over taking the good and the bad into account from the prior years.
Once again, wishing you well and Happy New Year.
Andrea
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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March 30th, 2003 at 4:45 am
I increased to 10mcg a couple of days ago. ohhh the nausea. phenergan is my new
best friend. but my sugars are down to the 200’s from the 600’s so i would call
that success. i have lost 23 lbs. would have thought i would have more weight
loss since i am barely getting in 500 cals a day and no more than 5-10 carbs.
just can’t handle it. but this is only day 3 on the 10mcg. so i am sure it will
get better from here. am gonna hang in there anyway.Note to self… don’t even
think about becoming bullimic, you can’t handle it…
Happy New Year Andrew and all,
I am on Byetta for the fifth month and have very good success. My biggest
problem is my absolute addiction to chocolate and sweets. I hope the new
year will be an incentive to once again swear off chocolate. I know my
weight would go down and my sugars would be great. When I behave with my
eating and walk up to 3 miles daily (45 minutes) and take the 10 mg of
Byetta, my sugars have been as low as 104 and I am eating well and happy.
When I misbehave, but not too horribly, my sugars are 160 to 215; without
Byetta and without the insulin my sugars were as high as 465, usually around
28-325. SO, IF I behave and do what is right, I am in good shape; but if If
would have behaved in my life before diabetes, I wouldn’t be diabetic. The
new year is always a happy time for me because it is a clean slate to start
all over taking the good and the bad into account from the prior years.
Once again, wishing you well and Happy New Year.
Andrea
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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March 30th, 2003 at 8:24 am
I increased to 10mcg a couple of days ago. ohhh the nausea. phenergan is my
new best friend. but my sugars are down to the 200’s from the 600’s so i would
call that success. i have lost 23 lbs. would have thought i would have more
weight loss since i am barely getting in 500 cals a day and no more than 5-10
carbs. just can’t handle it. but this is only day 3 on the 10mcg. so i am sure
it will get better from here. am gonna hang in there anyway.Note to self…
don’t even think about becoming bullimic, you can’t handle it…
Happy New Year Andrew and all,
I am on Byetta for the fifth month and have very good success. My biggest
problem is my absolute addiction to chocolate and sweets. I hope the new
year will be an incentive to once again swear off chocolate. I know my
weight would go down and my sugars would be great. When I behave with my
eating and walk up to 3 miles daily (45 minutes) and take the 10 mg of
Byetta, my sugars have been as low as 104 and I am eating well and happy.
When I misbehave, but not too horribly, my sugars are 160 to 215; without
Byetta and without the insulin my sugars were as high as 465, usually around
28-325. SO, IF I behave and do what is right, I am in good shape; but if If
would have behaved in my life before diabetes, I wouldn’t be diabetic. The
new year is always a happy time for me because it is a clean slate to start
all over taking the good and the bad into account from the prior years.
Once again, wishing you well and Happy New Year.
Andrea
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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March 30th, 2003 at 12:42 pm
And why only 500 calories? I am courious…
I increased to 10mcg a couple of days ago. ohhh the nausea. phenergan is my
new best friend. but my sugars are down to the 200’s from the 600’s so i would
call that success. i have lost 23 lbs. would have thought i would have more
weight loss since i am barely getting in 500 cals a day and no more than 5-10
carbs. just can’t handle it. but this is only day 3 on the 10mcg. so i am sure
it will get better from here. am gonna hang in there anyway.Note to self…
don’t even think about becoming bullimic, you can’t handle it…
Happy New Year Andrew and all,
I am on Byetta for the fifth month and have very good success. My biggest
problem is my absolute addiction to chocolate and sweets. I hope the new
year will be an incentive to once again swear off chocolate. I know my
weight would go down and my sugars would be great. When I behave with my
eating and walk up to 3 miles daily (45 minutes) and take the 10 mg of
Byetta, my sugars have been as low as 104 and I am eating well and happy.
When I misbehave, but not too horribly, my sugars are 160 to 215; without
Byetta and without the insulin my sugars were as high as 465, usually around
28-325. SO, IF I behave and do what is right, I am in good shape; but if If
would have behaved in my life before diabetes, I wouldn’t be diabetic. The
new year is always a happy time for me because it is a clean slate to start
all over taking the good and the bad into account from the prior years.
Once again, wishing you well and Happy New Year.
Andrea
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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March 30th, 2003 at 5:38 pm
the best i can do right now. EVERYTHING makes me nauseated . i am trying to at
least get meat and salad down. but only a few bites is all i can tolerate.
i feel like i am stuffed to the gills all the time and very nauseaus. and i am
also vomiting a lot despite the phenergan. could easily go all day without food
but am trying to force myself to take in something.
I increased to 10mcg a couple of days ago. ohhh the nausea. phenergan is my
new best friend. but my sugars are down to the 200’s from the 600’s so i would
call that success. i have lost 23 lbs. would have thought i would have more
weight loss since i am barely getting in 500 cals a day and no more than 5-10
carbs. just can’t handle it. but this is only day 3 on the 10mcg. so i am sure
it will get better from here. am gonna hang in there anyway.Note to self…
don’t even think about becoming bullimic, you can’t handle it…
Happy New Year Andrew and all,
I am on Byetta for the fifth month and have very good success. My biggest
problem is my absolute addiction to chocolate and sweets. I hope the new
year will be an incentive to once again swear off chocolate. I know my
weight would go down and my sugars would be great. When I behave with my
eating and walk up to 3 miles daily (45 minutes) and take the 10 mg of
Byetta, my sugars have been as low as 104 and I am eating well and happy.
When I misbehave, but not too horribly, my sugars are 160 to 215; without
Byetta and without the insulin my sugars were as high as 465, usually around
28-325. SO, IF I behave and do what is right, I am in good shape; but if If
would have behaved in my life before diabetes, I wouldn’t be diabetic. The
new year is always a happy time for me because it is a clean slate to start
all over taking the good and the bad into account from the prior years.
Once again, wishing you well and Happy New Year.
Andrea
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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March 30th, 2003 at 9:17 pm
the best i can do right now. EVERYTHING makes me nauseated . i am trying to at
least get meat and salad down. but only a few bites is all i can tolerate.
i feel like i am stuffed to the gills all the time and very nauseaus. and i
am also vomiting a lot despite the phenergan. could easily go all day without
food but am trying to force myself to take in something.
I increased to 10mcg a couple of days ago. ohhh the nausea. phenergan is my
new best friend. but my sugars are down to the 200’s from the 600’s so i would
call that success. i have lost 23 lbs. would have thought i would have more
weight loss since i am barely getting in 500 cals a day and no more than 5-10
carbs. just can’t handle it. but this is only day 3 on the 10mcg. so i am sure
it will get better from here. am gonna hang in there anyway.Note to self…
don’t even think about becoming bullimic, you can’t handle it…
Happy New Year Andrew and all,
I am on Byetta for the fifth month and have very good success. My biggest
problem is my absolute addiction to chocolate and sweets. I hope the new
year will be an incentive to once again swear off chocolate. I know my
weight would go down and my sugars would be great. When I behave with my
eating and walk up to 3 miles daily (45 minutes) and take the 10 mg of
Byetta, my sugars have been as low as 104 and I am eating well and happy.
When I misbehave, but not too horribly, my sugars are 160 to 215; without
Byetta and without the insulin my sugars were as high as 465, usually
around
28-325. SO, IF I behave and do what is right, I am in good shape; but if
If
would have behaved in my life before diabetes, I wouldn’t be diabetic.
The
new year is always a happy time for me because it is a clean slate to
start
all over taking the good and the bad into account from the prior years.
Once again, wishing you well and Happy New Year.
Andrea
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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March 31st, 2003 at 10:16 pm
everyone! Thanks for all your good thoughts and support.
I’ve learned a lot! And thanks to you, Andrew, for providing our little
space on the net where we can Gilly out to our heart’s content!
April 1st, 2003 at 9:52 am
Andrea, I know how hard it is to "behave" correctly all the time. I’ve always
believed that I ate my way into being diabetic. Anyway, I’m thankful for the
Byetta. It is a tool for us. However, and this really comforts me, we are the
ones who have to do the work, and stay with our programs. We should make use of
any available tools. (I’m even thinking about lap-band surgery).
Happy New Year Andrew and all,
I am on Byetta for the fifth month and have very good success. My biggest
problem is my absolute addiction to chocolate and sweets. I hope the new
year will be an incentive to once again swear off chocolate. I know my
weight would go down and my sugars would be great. When I behave with my
eating and walk up to 3 miles daily (45 minutes) and take the 10 mg of
Byetta, my sugars have been as low as 104 and I am eating well and happy.
When I misbehave, but not too horribly, my sugars are 160 to 215; without
Byetta and without the insulin my sugars were as high as 465, usually around
28-325. SO, IF I behave and do what is right, I am in good shape; but if If
would have behaved in my life before diabetes, I wouldn’t be diabetic. The
new year is always a happy time for me because it is a clean slate to start
all over taking the good and the bad into account from the prior years.
Once again, wishing you well and Happy New Year.
Andrea
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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April 1st, 2003 at 1:41 pm
Oh I know that feeling. I haven’t been physically ill in a couple weeks, but I
will probably be upped to the 10 pen eventually. I forced myself to eat today,
just enough to take my drugs. Ugh!
Trish
I increased to 10mcg a couple of days ago. ohhh the nausea. phenergan is my
new best friend. but my sugars are down to the 200’s from the 600’s so i would
call that success. i have lost 23 lbs. would have thought i would have more
weight loss since i am barely getting in 500 cals a day and no more than 5-10
carbs. just can’t handle it. but this is only day 3 on the 10mcg. so i am sure
it will get better from here. am gonna hang in there anyway.Note to self…
don’t even think about becoming bullimic, you can’t handle it…
Happy New Year Andrew and all,
I am on Byetta for the fifth month and have very good success. My biggest
problem is my absolute addiction to chocolate and sweets. I hope the new
year will be an incentive to once again swear off chocolate. I know my
weight would go down and my sugars would be great. When I behave with my
eating and walk up to 3 miles daily (45 minutes) and take the 10 mg of
Byetta, my sugars have been as low as 104 and I am eating well and happy.
When I misbehave, but not too horribly, my sugars are 160 to 215; without
Byetta and without the insulin my sugars were as high as 465, usually around
28-325. SO, IF I behave and do what is right, I am in good shape; but if If
would have behaved in my life before diabetes, I wouldn’t be diabetic. The
new year is always a happy time for me because it is a clean slate to start
all over taking the good and the bad into account from the prior years.
Once again, wishing you well and Happy New Year.
Andrea
I wanted to be the first to wish everyone a happy new year, but
Tip_And_Melissa beat me to it.
So is everyone still happy with Byetta, if you are still taking it? I
will still be off work this week, and will be posting more experiment
results.
For today, I have to help clean the house, and replace a bathroom
faucet. Good thing that housework counts as exercise, eh?
Andrew
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April 2nd, 2003 at 7:41 am
Sorry, Andrew…..I love anchovies too.
Andrea, I have some chocolate covered anchovies I can send you. They
might help with the chocolate addiction.
Andrew
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Rebecca
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believes he got the biggest piece.
– Sherry Rothfield
Andrea, I have some chocolate covered anchovies I can send you. They
might help with the chocolate addiction.
Andrew
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April 4th, 2003 at 12:49 am
i know this wasn’t directed at me, but i am having similar issues. if i didn’t
force myselt to eat i would go days at a time without any intake.
I am curious why you force yourself to eat if you are not hungry. If I
am not hungry, I don’t eat, and have had no ill effects. Does eating
at set times help you control your sugar levels?
Andrew
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April 4th, 2003 at 9:09 pm
Rebecca
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Compromise: The art of dividing a cake in such a way that everybody
believes he got the biggest piece.
– Sherry Rothfield
Andrea, I have some chocolate covered anchovies I can send you. They
might help with the chocolate addiction.
Andrew
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April 5th, 2003 at 1:40 am
Hi, Andrew. I only force myself to eat something if my blood sugar
levels are dropping, as in the 60’s or 50’s. I know I have to eat
something then, but a lot of times, I’m just not hungry. I’m thinking of
getting some orange juice to keep around for those times, but they seem
to be getting fewer and fewer, as my sugar levels are finally evening
out.
My doctor told me to expect a few highs and lows, but not to get too
upset over them, as long as the vast majority of the blood sugars are in
the normal range (which they have been). I love this stuff! For the
first time in a long time I feel healthy and "normal".
Cheryl from Florida
Glad things are working out for you. Glad that you don’t seem to beat
yourself up if you have a spike. And thanks for the complement on the
list.
I am curious why you force yourself to eat if you are not hungry. If I
am not hungry, I don’t eat, and have had no ill effects. Does eating
at set times help you control your sugar levels?
Andrew
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April 5th, 2003 at 10:16 am
HI, Annie. For the most part, I have to force myself to eat only when my
blood sugars are running too low. But there are lots of times I’d just
as soon not eat as eat, which to me is a small miracle. At those times,
I just eat a wee bit, just to keep from going low. I hate lows, real
bummers. But thank God they are getting fewer and farther between, and
overall I’m doing extremely well!
Cheryl from Florida
i know this wasn’t directed at me, but i am having similar issues. if i
didn’t force myselt to eat i would go days at a time without any intake.
I am curious why you force yourself to eat if you are not hungry. If I
am not hungry, I don’t eat, and have had no ill effects. Does eating
at set times help you control your sugar levels?
Andrew
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