Comas and you...

[jezebelle77]

I woke last night to Dustin Hoffman telling me it was okay, that I was okay and they were here to help. I remember thinking that this was a bad horror movie and I was 3 steps away from normal, just to calm down and focus on normal. Slowly, through breathing, I was able to recognize the 5 guys dressed in blue standing around my bed as there to help

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[thesacrament]

I'm so glad to hear you're okay! *hugs*

[littledrow]

Yikes! *hugz!* Glad to hear everything's ok!

EMTs with senses of humor are awesome. I think you almost have to have good ones with that job.

[muireann57]

EEP. Young lady, you take better care of yourself, you hear me?

And the baby made it through unscathed?

[jezebelle77]

She is great. No problems. Still moving tons and kicking me in my ovaries.

Since I found that the insulin acts the way it does, I've dropped my evening dose way down so I don't have an overnight low. No more broken sleep, no more waking hypoglycemic, no more issues there. Also, no more waking up nauseous because I've needed food for too long. Scariness that prompts people to tell you the important things about your drugs is a positive side to the situation. :D