So sorry you have to go through thisHad an allergic reaction to some meds and now I'm itchy af. Trying to drink as much water as possible to flush the meds from my system and stop being itchy.![]()
Oh no I hope it clears up fast! I used to get poison ivy (and all the others) so badly all the time. It was the worst. I hope you feel better soon! Could you maybe use some rash cream to lessen it?Had an allergic reaction to some meds and now I'm itchy af. Trying to drink as much water as possible to flush the meds from my system and stop being itchy.![]()
so even though the arrest experience was driving me insane i still worked everyday this week until today and i kept just like.... crying at work? and losing my mind? which was strange. whatever. it's a sign from my body and for a short while i'm going to heed the warning. i'm off work for 9 days straight now, but four of those days will be spent in my hometown visiting my (almost) estranged family so i know it's still going to be emotionally taxxing. ah !experienced a shock arrest at a palestine protest over the weekend and got out of custody yesterday after 23 long hours (technically 25 hours, but 23 in a cell). thought it wouldnt be a big deal like all my other arrests and then i broke down crying at work today from the stress of it all. now its 1 am and im emailing my lawyers trying to organise representation. i love what i do and id never change it for the world but this legal system.... it gets me down!
I'm sorry, that stinksmy laptop skin is already peelingi just bought this one a few months ago too. i spent a good $30 on it so now might be time to switch skin companies.
Don't beat yourself up over it. Process it then accept it the best way you can. You did what you couldI honestly don’t even know how to process what just happened. My dad has diabetes and dementia, and tonight things went horribly wrong. His blood sugar was really high earlier — around 316 — so I gave him 45 units of Humalog to help bring it down. I didn’t realize that he had already eaten earlier and probably took insulin too, but he didn’t remember because of his dementia.
A few hours later he started acting really weird — twitching, getting up and down, not responding when I tried to talk to him. I begged him to eat something sweet but he wouldn’t listen. My mom and I had no choice but to call 911. When the paramedics came, his blood sugar was 63. They rushed him to the hospital, and I just found out it’s back up to 117 now, thank God.
I’m just completely broken right now. I feel like I failed him even though I was only trying to help. And what makes me even angrier is that his primary doctor hasn’t been doing her job — she keeps referring him to specialists for his dementia, but his insurance doesn’t even cover them. We’ve been left to manage everything on our own, and this is what it’s led to.
I’m home now taking care of my mom while my dad’s at the hospital, and I just can’t stop replaying it in my head — him not responding, me panicking, calling 911. It feels like a nightmare.
I know I did what I had to do, but I can’t stop feeling sick over it.
Maybe start writing down doses and time taken?I honestly don’t even know how to process what just happened. My dad has diabetes and dementia, and tonight things went horribly wrong. His blood sugar was really high earlier — around 316 — so I gave him 45 units of Humalog to help bring it down. I didn’t realize that he had already eaten earlier and probably took insulin too, but he didn’t remember because of his dementia.
A few hours later he started acting really weird — twitching, getting up and down, not responding when I tried to talk to him. I begged him to eat something sweet but he wouldn’t listen. My mom and I had no choice but to call 911. When the paramedics came, his blood sugar was 63. They rushed him to the hospital, and I just found out it’s back up to 117 now, thank God.
I’m just completely broken right now. I feel like I failed him even though I was only trying to help. And what makes me even angrier is that his primary doctor hasn’t been doing her job — she keeps referring him to specialists for his dementia, but his insurance doesn’t even cover them. We’ve been left to manage everything on our own, and this is what it’s led to.
I’m home now taking care of my mom while my dad’s at the hospital, and I just can’t stop replaying it in my head — him not responding, me panicking, calling 911. It feels like a nightmare.
I know I did what I had to do, but I can’t stop feeling sick over it.
I'll speak with the doctors at the hospital to get more information on what to do. As of now, they say he is doing a lot better, but they still need to run more tests to make sure he is okay.Maybe start writing down doses and time taken?