u/FloridaGirl2222

Within the past 6 months I’ve been in and out of hospital like every 2-3 months. And especially since my last stay a month ago, I’m still short of breath with daily activities, tired all the time, coughing up mucus again, and worse blood sugars

Despite this all my labs are stable, PFTs are at a very stable 88% and clinically it makes no sense, we’ve thrown everything at it. IV antibiotics, inhaled steroids, pill steroids, increased treatments. But it always comes back.

I miss my baseline 😕

I can’t wait for the season finale tonight (just 30 more minutes!)

Then the unfortunate long wait and ruminating on the inevitable cliffhanger till next year.
Had so much fun discussing each episode this season!

My sensor failed over night. They are trying to tell me I already replaced this serial number (I threw away the box so I never even gave them one) and that it cannot be replaced because of this

I’m over the bullshit

Can’t believe we are down to 2 episodes! Each one keeps ramping up more and more. As a non book reader finally getting some answers is so exciting and soon we have another long wait!

Silo has been my favorite show on tv since season 1

I was napping, did not know my Dexcom was not working. I kinda ignored her at first (half asleep) but she was very persistent. When I checked my sugar it had dropped rapidly while I was sleeping.

She got lots of treats for that

Technology isn’t perfect, and neither are dogs. But combined it’s a layer of safety.

Without fail late day 9 early day 10 that all start brief sensor issues. “Brief” is not brief. It cuts in and out just slightly at first. Then longer

By day 11-12 it’s practically unusable and usually fails.

Glad I have a service dog to wake me from sleep. I was asleep low and had no clue because of this

Do better Dexcom.