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Discussion Boards => Off-Topic => Topic started by: sgluckadoo on February 21, 2016, 10:54:57 am
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Anyone have to do self injections and just reach a point where you could not do it anymore? I had some sort of mental breakdown last night and could not do my injection.
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So sorry. I used to have to take victoza for diabetes. It got to where I could not take the medication anymore. Waiting until April to see if I need to do something else.
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I do not think I could ever give myself a shot. I just never would be able to do it.
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I am so glad that I don't have to give myself shots especially every day. I cringe at the site of a needle. I'm not as bad as I use to be since I had to take allergy shots for five years.
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No fortunately I don't have to do self injections. I don't know if I could do that, but I guess it I had to I would find a way.
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When I was pregnant with my oldest son, I got gestational diabetes and I had to inject myself with insulin before every meal. I thought I couldn't do it but very quickly, I got the hang of it. I even learnt, by trial and error, how to inject the needle with minimal pain. Pinch the skin lightly and don't move the needle once it's in!! Once I gave birth, my gestational diabetes went away and whilst I was free from the inconvenience of stabbing myself everyday, I got to a place of missing the excitement! Am I strange?
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My father did it for years. I don't like the idea of giving myself injections but being a diabetic I may have to in the future. I have no doubt that if I had I could as long as the medication didn't have any severe side effects :rainbow: :rose: :peace: :wave:
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Thank God, I don't have to self-inject! I really don't think I could do it! Hope you can overcome!
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Ouch. Sorry to hear this. I've never had to do self injections but had to give one of my pets IV fluids for awhile. It was horrible for her.
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I had to self-inject warfarin in my tummy after having found a blood clot behind my leg. Although this was temporary it saved my life. I thought I could never self-inject like my sister has had to do with type 1 diabetics since she was 9. But I did it and never gave it a thought. Of course my situation was temporary. I only had to inject for a few weeks? Maybe it was a few months? The time is a blur.