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Originally Posted by Blairzo
Not that I know of. My dad is type 1. I got Ketoic during pregnancies but I just had to modify my diet. I had GTT about 15 years back.
I have a balanced diet, I drink plenty as I have had kidney and bladder issues, first they said drink more but when they saw how much I was drinking I was told to cut back!
I am quite active and try to keep as fit as I can.
Is it normal for my foot to keep going numb and taking forever to be more normal? Every time I'm sat working with a child for any length of time it's gone when I stand up. I also get light headed when I stand up.
Now it sounds like I'm just looking for things that I have been ignoring for months to be fitting in with something I don't even know if I have.
Should I keep it in my diary and should I note down things like feeling like you're away to faint when you stand up? Will they think I'm a hypochondriac?
I'm so out of my depth right now, I'd probably be questioning the nerve pain shooting down my nose even tho it's at the other end of my body!!
I do not want to be medicalised if you know what I mean.
I just want to be Mrs Blair, Raksha and Mum. I have spent far too long trying to get back to being me after my car accident for me to end up back in medical limbo land again.
I'm far too busy enjoying life to be interrupted by something like this, I'm praying that everything will check out fine and I can just get on with getting on with life.
I hope that doesn't sound trite or offensive to people here, I am truly grateful of the help you have given me this far. I'm exhausted. And confused and a big angry and feeling a bit peeved at my body doing odd things and letting me down.
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I had a bout with getting up too fast and feeling faint so its a real thing. My Chiro talked to me about it but I have forgotten the lesson. Anyway it went away in a week or so. Another symptom wanted in front of the line. I doubt you could imagine a symptom that would surprize everyone here. You can sound any way you want to, I had very little patience and a lot of anger and loss. Some of my posts were strictly venting and I may still on bad days. Learn to use the search function hare and read other posts about "dizzy". I too was and am still in a mad rush to live life to the fullest but I can't rush as much anymore. Yes write it in your diary, it might be a surprize one day when a Dr. says "That makes sense". Good Luck, Ken in Texas.