Today's Stats:
Breakfast
Both of us have been punk today, and we both just went with it. I woke up early, early in the morning, went back to bed at 0630 and didn't reawaken until I heard Mom awaken. By that time, I was beginning to suffer the effects of what is, apparently, a mild cold. Mom simply wanted to have an "easy" day. I was up for that, since I needed to follow up phone calls and, as the day has progressed, I've felt progressively worse. Lunch, again, was popcorn and V-8 juice and cinnamon, with Iron and vitamin C but without stats.
Dinner
Actually, the cottage cheese was eaten before dinner, while I was struggling to awaken from yet another nap that we both took, today, me having taken ibuprofen to quell a fever I developed early this afternoon. My mother was ravenous. I could barely eat. I'm hoping that, tomorrow, we'll finally have a somewhat more active day, although, truthfully, I'm feeling pretty low, physically, this evening. Mom, though, is full of energy, again, finally, which is good. Perhaps she'll be up for awhile. That would be good.
Blood Glucose: Time: 1142 Reading: 102 |
Blood Pressure: Time: 11:48 BP: 125/58 Pulse: 61 |
Breakfast: 1215 & Meds What she ate: 1 hard over egg, heavily peppered 2 slices thick cut sugar cured lean bacon 1 slice toasted oat bran bread with 1.5 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 |
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 | with or after meal | standard once a day supplement for kidney protection and enhancement of waste management |
Both of us have been punk today, and we both just went with it. I woke up early, early in the morning, went back to bed at 0630 and didn't reawaken until I heard Mom awaken. By that time, I was beginning to suffer the effects of what is, apparently, a mild cold. Mom simply wanted to have an "easy" day. I was up for that, since I needed to follow up phone calls and, as the day has progressed, I've felt progressively worse. Lunch, again, was popcorn and V-8 juice and cinnamon, with Iron and vitamin C but without stats.
Dinner
Blood Glucose: Time: 1815 Reading: 145 |
Blood Pressure: Time: 1826 BP: 116/60 Pulse: 70 |
Dinner: 1900 & Meds What she ate: 1/6th of a Costco chicken pot pie a large dinner salad, all vegetables approx 8 oz 4% milk fat small curd cottage cheese |
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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 |
Actually, the cottage cheese was eaten before dinner, while I was struggling to awaken from yet another nap that we both took, today, me having taken ibuprofen to quell a fever I developed early this afternoon. My mother was ravenous. I could barely eat. I'm hoping that, tomorrow, we'll finally have a somewhat more active day, although, truthfully, I'm feeling pretty low, physically, this evening. Mom, though, is full of energy, again, finally, which is good. Perhaps she'll be up for awhile. That would be good.
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