Yesterday I nearly cut my finger off cutting up tomatoes for a salad. And today my nephew, sister and the family flew away from me :( TWO BIG FROWNS! And Jayann went back to Missoula but hopefully she is coming back next week yayyyy!

BUT I went out to lunch with my mommy, and tonight we are having tacos (I am not allowed to cut tomatoes), there's a storm coming (STORMS YAY) and I bought my NZ housemates (and friends) Twinkies so they could try them and be like the people in the films. Eating gross things. I also got Butterfingers. I have a list. It makes me LOL silently.
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From: [identity profile] http://users.livejournal.com/_honeyspider/


American foods! I will use my valley girl accent and talk about how Twinkies are, like, totally a kids food and, like, soooo filled with calories and stuff?

From: [identity profile] http://users.livejournal.com/_honeyspider/


... That was an emo icon to post with. Have a happier one, especially since you're already sad about your lovelies leaving :/

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


Are you as accident prone as I am with sharp objects? Don't cut any fingers off, they are important, especially when writing fantastically epic logs with us wonderful people. XD

I'm not good with knives, exacto blades and glass. I've nearly cut the tip of my finger off and have the scar to prove it. KEEP YOUR FINGERS SAFE!

BUTTERFINGERS. Corn flakes and chocolate. I love those things.....omg dude...your making me hungry for all the stuff that would make my sugars go crashing down!

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


HAHAHHAH it's all good. It made me giggle actually. WAH, TWINKIESSSSS!!!

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


Sliced right through the thumbnail and now I'm kind of useless! My 15 year old nephew had to untie my shoes for me this morning. He mocked me. I deserved it. I CAN LOG THOUGH! YAY!

I did that with a razor in a Viennese basement. True story. And then my finger felt weird for a long time because there was a piece missing. I tell GROSS stories :D Yeah, if you drop your new razor, just let it fall. Don't try to catch it....

Yeah, DON'T EAT THEM, REN! They're not for me, when I eat Twinkies, I feel like I'm dying.

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


Oh yes, I've done that with a box cutter before. Was making books for Graphic design class and it slipped on the ruler and went through the nail and nailbed. I shook the whole time because I'm a TAD squeamish when it comes to blood, it scares the hell out of me.

OUCH. OMG. FLAILS. I...will remember that....

I know. If I even eat too much bread it tastes good on the way down and then about an hour later I feel like I'm going to fall out on the floor. This whole no starches and sugar things kind of sucks when you get down to it, and then we still do it anyway and ask ourselves WHY WHY WHY later.

I won't I promise!

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


I was so calm. I said, "uh oh" and my mother said, "OH NO DID YOU CUT YOURSELF?!" and I was like "Yeah. Right through the nail actually. Do you have bandaids" and my mother put two on because one wasn't enough. And I was totally calm and it didn't hurt that much, it's just damn annoying!

Yeah, I did that so you don't have to ;)

Luckily, I can still do starches. But sugars...nooo. Not even fruit without something to balance it. I just get so....eugh. And I do it and then I'm like "WHYYYYY?!"

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


Yeah I'm not supposed to have the white starches. Breads, pasta, cereal, rice, etc, etc...because that's what makes my sugars go down with fire! It's still the run of WHY, and it messes up my head. Ever feel like you're floating around, in a daze like looking in a window but nothing is looking back? Weird I know...but yeah.

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


I am so glad the starches don't get to me. Other things do, though I can't for the life of me think what they are. Actually sometimes red meat does it (I HAVE NO IDEA HOW), but I'll never stop eating it.

But yes, I do indeed know how that feels. All.the.time. It's...ugh.

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


Oh man lucky you. I can actually deal without the rice and potatoes (I've grown to love sweet potatoes because of it), but the crackers, bread and biscuits are one thing I love like crazy. I've heard that about red meat, but that is weird since it's a protein and that's what I have to eat all the time...

It's a weird feeling, and like you can't keep your thoughts from going all over the place. It's spastic even to an extent. Half the time I feel like my head is detached from the rest of me and that's sooo weird. It's never good to do things like drive home when you feel spacey like that, and stare at the car's tail lights in front of you because of no other reason than their bright. Then never knowing how you got home...that's really weird. Half the time I think that's what makes my thoughts bounce from one subject to the next so abruptly like I can't keep focus and I start babbling...

I'm kind of glad I have someone to talk to about this sort of thing, I don't feel so alone and like no one understands it when I try to explain the feelings it gives you.

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


I have been told I have to eat protein anyway, but sometimes it does make me spacey and crashy.

I run into walls all the time because my body feels detached from me and I don't know where the edges of it are and people just DO NOT understand. I'm so glad you do *clings* I hate not being able to focus. I think I made a post a while back about staring at my curtains because there was a piece of lint on them that looked like a shark and I just...stared...for the longest time. Staring. Wow, me.

I totally get it and don't mind talking about it because while my friends are amazing listeners and they let me complain about it because they're champions, it's such a hidden thing and you just CANNOT explain it to someone who has never experienced it.

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


Yep. Complained about the feeling high without being high here

Shark schpunt!

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


I love you?

Yes, same here. And sometimes you get cranky without warning. I've had times where I seriously had NO crashing symptoms at all I just. got. ill. I started throwing things around my room and taking down stuff off the walls and then when I ate something it was like 'oh hi, I'm okay now'. I was like wtf. The problem is you KNOW you're acting in such ways but can't stop yourself from doing it until the crash is over.

And sometimes, yeah it is like being drunk or high without actually being drunk or high. And it's freaking ODD. I ate a pack of ramen once and the next day I really felt drunk, and telling someone that was hard to explain. I mean people that have sugar crashes have been known to be stopped by cops because the cops think they are drunk driving and then find out, nope their sugars are off balance.

Maybe that's why hypoglycemics aren't supposed to drink, it would do so much crazy to the already crazy.

Yes, I'm really, really glad to have someone to talk to with it. You're right if someone hasn't experienced it at all, even if they're listening it's hard for someone to really get it if they haven't been through one before. And for the longest time before I was actually diagnosed with it, I thought I was crazy or something.

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


OH yes, I know that feeling well. I've never been high or drunk either, but that's the best dang explanation for it and people just DON'T realize that when your sugars are out of wack EVERYTHING is out of wack and for a while. It messes with your stability, your head, your heart, how you feel, how you think, and what's worse with hypoglycemia is that you can't take anything for it. All you can do is eat right and exercise. We can't take drugs and pills and shots like a diabetic.

Hrm...question now....do you ever get like the inner trembling thing? Where you like are shivering but on the inside? I get that a lot and it freaks me out. I used to think it was because I was nervous or excited or even angry at something, but found out later it's on the list of symptoms.

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com




Yeah, the bitchy thing happens to me. A lot. And I have no idea why I'm angry I just AM. And yep, there's no stopping it!

I feel off-balance all the time, I can't imagine drinking a lot would make a HUGE difference. I wonder what it would feel like to...like...be IN balance. Ever. Just once.

It took a long time for me to get a diagnosis too because it's so hidey and sometimes it's not an issue and others WOW IT REALLY IS and augh.

I woke up a few weeks ago thinking I was DYING because my chest hurt so much. I thought it was a heart attack, it was TERRIFYING. I was just so hungry my chest hurt. But I had eaten like...six hours before that. Stupid blood sugar.

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


I DO! I tremble 24/7 but sometimes it's worse than others. Sometimes I can hardly type and forget writing by hand. My hands shake all the time so my handwriting is terrible anyway but yeah. I hate it when I'm so shakey I can't type. It's annoying.

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


HAHAHAHHAHHAA I was reading through the blood sugar tag and I found a post where I rejoice because a candy bar didn't make me sick. I remember that day. THAT WAS A GOOD DAY.

I should so link to these comments when people ask me what it feels like.

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


OH GOOD. Well, not good but yes for me not being the only one. I hate the trembling and when its inside its really awkward. Like your insides are cold but there's no breeze. O_o

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


I hate that feeling :( I actually talked to my housemates about that exact feeling a few months ago. I was like "My stomach is COLD but that makes NO SENSE" and she was like O_O

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


Oh hahaha. I've had a few of those, but those are few and far between kinds of occasions. I like cake too, and sugary drinks but afterward I can get so hyper its freaky. I start talking a mile a minute, bouncing...like literally bouncing for no apparent reason....

Oh you should. You so should, this has been informative and somewhat comfortable. I don't think I'm talking crazy shit out my ass and people thinking I'm making it up.

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


And then you cant. stop. shaking. It just like goes like some sort of tic.

I've noticed something too, in movies I've seen recently more and more people are putting in scenarios where people/characters are hypoglycemic but like...I don't think people still get it yet. Anyways. Yeah....that was random.

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


I wish it would get out there more because obviously Lewi's parents didn't believe me though bless him, Lewi did. And my housemates do. But it's still such an unknown condition and that's SO frustrating.

From: [identity profile] artemisofluna.livejournal.com


Oh the hyper before the crash. Yep. Yepperdoodle. I laugh and can't stop and make people stare at me in terrified wonder. I actually don't really like cake much. Well...I don't like the frosting because the crash is almost immediate. It's a learned dislike because I like the taste! I just hate the way it makes me feel. But banana cake is awesome and I know how to be more careful with it so that helps!

You absolutely are not. Everything you've said is something I've been through!

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


I do too! I had a boyfriend once that thought everytime I felt 'sick' I was faking it. Can't fake a sugar attack dood, like not ever. It is frustrating, even when you work with people and tell them unless they SEE you near crash to the floor, talking hysterically and crying because you feel so bad but keep telling them your fine, can't really even get a glimpse of it.

I was fifteen when that stuff started happening, and god knows I love my parents to death that they are okay and understand it, and the friends I have that have stuck around for so long despite some really weird stuff that happens sometimes when your moods go all out of whack. My dad is diabetic and my mother has to deal with it. I've read and heard that oftentimes the people that suffer the worst with people with blood sugar attacks are their loved ones and friends. Because they have to deal with us. XD

From: [identity profile] pretty-kozi.livejournal.com


Oh the laughing is creepy, but yes I've done that too. Giggling like some little kid, skipping and grinning manically. It's strange. Then as soon as that starts BAM you feel like you're gonna throw up.

I'm not much for chocolate actually. And now it just hit me the reason you prolly DO have probs with red meat. My dad does too actually. Sometimes a burger or baked potato can make you crash as fast as a slice of cake or pie. There's something in the mix that just doesn't agree with some people's sugars. The fastest thing for me that I've learned to use when it crashes so low is an apple or orange juice. Then there's the sugar under your tongue thing. Mmmm...pumpkin pie I could NEVER live without. NEVER. Any pumpkin spice/flavored anything I must have!

Oh that's fantastic, really, and see if it wasn't for Circe's 'Lara come be our Patroclus' then I never would have found all that out and stuffs. So thank you Circe if you're reading! ^^
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