Today's Stats:
Breakfast
I awoke late, as I went to bed late. Mom awoke about an hour after I did. I'm didn't worry about this. Nothing else to mention about breakfast, really. She ate well, her readings were good, I was able to administer lisinopril. That about says it all.
Dinner
No lunch today. We both slept through it. We were both extremely punk, although I don't know why. A passing body mood, I guess. It is true, by the way, as Mom has said and I've repeated, that she could eat ham for every meal every day. When I suggested eating left overs, tonight, she requested ham and eggs. I figured, well, in that case, I'll devil the eggs. No lisinopril tonight; her diastolic was a little too low for it, and her systolic was just fine.
Blood Glucose: Time: 1050 Reading: 119 |
Blood Pressure: Time: 1123 BP: 131/63 Pulse: 66 |
Breakfast: 1130 & Meds What she ate: 1 hard over egg, heavily peppered 1 slice honey cured ham steak 1 slice toasted oat bran bread with 1 tbl Fleischmann's margarine 1/4 tsp cinnamon on bread 6 oz orange juice diluted w/8 oz water |
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Med/Dose | Administration | Explanation |
Niferex-150 [150 mg elemental iron] | 1 hour before breakfast | to pull her out of what I hope is her temporarily severely anemic state |
vitamin C/500 mg | 1/2 1000 mg tab with Niferex-150 | helps the body metabolize iron |
100% Aloe Vera gel/1 oz | just before meal | helps increase the cells' sensitivity to insulin |
Protonix/40 mg | 1 pill at least 1/2 hour pre-meal | standard pre-breakfast med |
glipizide ER/10 mg | 1 pill with meal | standard breakfast and dinner med to increase cells' sensitivity to insulin |
aspirin/81 mg | 1 tab with breakfast | standard breakfast med - given for anti-coagulant properties |
lisinopril/1.25 mg | 1/4 of 5 mg tab with meal | given for kidney protection when her blood pressure can handle it |
Daily Senior Multivitamin | with breakfast | standard breakfast supplement |
folic acid/400 mcg | with breakfast | standard breakfast supplement |
garlic/1250 mg | with meal | standard breakfast supplement; a natural antibiotic and anti-coagulant |
vitamin E/400 IU | with meal | given for anti-coagulant properties; among other reasons; appears to be of benefit to type 2 diabetics, as well, in its role as a smooth muscled organ protectant, particularly the pancreas, which produces insulin |
1/4 cup pure cranberry juice w/12 oz water | after breakfast | standard after breakfast supplement |
I awoke late, as I went to bed late. Mom awoke about an hour after I did. I'm didn't worry about this. Nothing else to mention about breakfast, really. She ate well, her readings were good, I was able to administer lisinopril. That about says it all.
Dinner
Blood Glucose: Time: 1814 Reading:  65 |
Blood Pressure: Time: 1822 BP: 123/57 Pulse: 65 |
Dinner: 1830 & Meds What she ate: 7 oz sugar cured ham steak 2 whole eggs, deviled 11.5 oz V-8 juice with 1/4 tsp cinnamon |
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Med/Dose | Administration | Explanation |
100% Aloe Vera gel/1 oz | just before meal | helps increase the cells' sensitivity to insulin |
36 mg Iron Protein Succinylate | 2 18 mg tabs with meal | to pull her out of what I hope is her temporarily severely anemic state |
vitamin C/500 mg | 1/2 1000 mg tab with iron supplement | helps the body metabolize iron |
glipizide ER/10 mg | 1 pill with meal | standard breakfast and dinner med to increase cells' sensitivity to insulin |
vitamin E/400 IU | with meal | given for anti-coagulant properties |
garlic/1250 mg | with meal | given for anti-coagulant properties |
calcium-vitamin D/500-200 mg | with meal | believed to be an osteoporosis preventative |
No lunch today. We both slept through it. We were both extremely punk, although I don't know why. A passing body mood, I guess. It is true, by the way, as Mom has said and I've repeated, that she could eat ham for every meal every day. When I suggested eating left overs, tonight, she requested ham and eggs. I figured, well, in that case, I'll devil the eggs. No lisinopril tonight; her diastolic was a little too low for it, and her systolic was just fine.
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