u/Tooluka

Hi. So I was reading about hypoglycemia treatment whole past night, staring at a flatlining Dexcom. I've read what a T1 person should eat glucose immediately to start getting back, and my question is what to eat after that, at what interval, with out without insulin? I read in some old topic here that it should be sandwiches, pasta, rice etc. But outside of bread it requires cooking time, how do you deal with that? And how much bread is ok?

I've given a hypoglycemic relative sweets and sugary water and a small ham sandwich in that order and it almost didn't register for like 2-3 hours, and then after another round of fast sugars closer to morning, blood sugar rapidly spiked from 50-ish to almost 400 in a span of an hour and then I had to give fast insulin shot to stop that. By morning she's ok, but this night was crap. Any advice for such unexpected events? (I have one GlucaGen and didn't use it)

Hi. I have a question, can a foreigner with a temporary residence in Krakow (karta chasowa, meldunek chasowy, karta krakowska) apply for a library card in Krakow? If yes, which big libraries allow it?

And a separate question, I have a loaned book which I really want to scan or copy in some way, with preferably better quality than a set of mobile photos. And it's a high quality paperback with a glued spine, so it can't be put flat on a normal scaner without damaging the book (and it's loaned, so no go). I've read that libraries often have either a scanner with page curve correction or even a full blown v-shape book scanner. Have anyone heard about such services here and would they allow a foreigner to use it?