weird day

[cornerofmadness]

Had a bad low sugar reaction last night and then another this morning...at much higher sugars than i'd expect for these symptoms. I don't remember getting to work. (do remember that Nightmare was on Buffy reruns this morning) I don't remember talking to my secretary before class but there you have it. Very dangerous...and you would know this happens AFTER I talk to the endocrinologist. I think i'll leave a message when I go in for blood draws on friday.

THen found out that when we ran my physiology exams the machine was accidentally programsed to read 50 questions instead of 55 so everyone's results were as if they missed five so even though they did well, they're going to do better. Downside. i have to regrade them. Kill me.

Comments

[silvrethorn.livejournal.com]

Do you even have a pancreas at this point, or are you down to a moth-eaten husk? It's definitely time for another chat with the endocrinologist. The roller-coaster ride is getting way scary--something ain't right.

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

i just chatted with him...i'm not impressed mind you i'm going on friday for a blood draw. i want to know two things
a) why am I reacting to 117 like it was 60

b) WTF does progesterone make my sugar rise. I know it's natural (part of polycystic ovarian disease is type two diabetes) but WHY

[druinsanity.livejournal.com]

You've got to get to feeling better Dana! *hugs you*

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

thanks, i appreciate the thoughts

[sita-137.livejournal.com]

Hey, at least they did well. Better to be putting effort toward the students who try, right? [/attempt at optimism]

And... Wowsa on the blood sugar.

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

my nurses are doing pretty good which makes me happy, reminds me that when there are restrictions and you know, academic goals to be met BEFORE getting into a program then we have students who want to learn

and yeah I'm tired of getting ill