Guest guest Posted May 22, 2006 Report Share Posted May 22, 2006 Hello everyone: Thanks very much for the information. I will try to contact him Tuesday, May 23rd and will let Harry know the name of the insulins that he takes. I am not sure if he can access the Internet and I will recommend that he join this list if he needs more information. Thanks again Bob Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2006 Report Share Posted May 22, 2006 As you know, one does not have to be blind to join this list serve. We welcome those who really want to know about diabetes and blood sugar control for themselves and their loved ones. Re: new member with a question > Hello everyone: > > Thanks very much for the information. I will try to contact him Tuesday, > May 23rd and will let Harry know the name of the insulins that he takes. > I > am not sure if he can access the Internet and I will recommend that he > join > this list if he needs more information. > > Thanks again > Bob > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2006 Report Share Posted May 22, 2006 Harry, bob is a modest man, and a counselor to many blind persons. we all relied on him big time. and to top it off he is approachable with a ply of wisdom and a good sense of humor. this makes him very valuable to his clients who would be lost big time without him, my hat is off to bob and a job well done. Re: new member with a question > Hello everyone: > > Thanks very much for the information. I will try to contact him Tuesday, > May 23rd and will let Harry know the name of the insulins that he takes. I > am not sure if he can access the Internet and I will recommend that he > join > this list if he needs more information. > > Thanks again > Bob > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2006 Report Share Posted May 22, 2006 Yes, Bob, the kinds of insulin most people are allergic to are the older kinds that were made from bovine and pork liver and not the new ones that are made from cloned material Thanks for helping your friend. Re: new member with a question Dear Bob Marchand, Many non-diabetics join this list serve as a means of gathering information and helping those who are diabetics they know. They also share information that is requested. I would sincerely like to know the specific names of the insulins used by this person, a diabetic, who has these severe allergic reactions, and cannot use synthetic insulins. I would also like to know the specific names of the insulins, which are not synthetic, they use. I also gather research information for future reference, and this would be helpful research information. Re: blind diabetics group >> >> >> Hi: >> >> I am not a blind diabetic but know some. I needed some info so I will >> copy it here. >> >> Hello: >> >> I just joined this group because I have been contacted by a blind >> diabetic who cannot use the pen because he is allergic to synthetic >> insulin. He takes insulin 4 times a day and his wife is helping him now. >> He just takes 12 units of insulin at noon which she prepares for him >> before she leaves for work. He would like to be able to draw the insulin >> himself. >> I went to the LS & S website and they have a count a dose product >> available, description follows. I want to know if anyone is successfully >> using this device by themselves. I am aware of the talking glucometer. >> Any other suggestions are appreciated. >> >> Count-a-dose >> >> Enables visually impaired or blind diabetics to fill their syringes with >> a precise dose of insulin without outside help. Designed for use with B-D >> 50 unit (1/2cc) syringes. Fills in 1-unit increments. Easy to use, just a >> touch of the wheel makes a distinctive click to indicate prescribed >> dosage. Bottle holder fits two bottles of insulin (any brand) to make >> mixing simple. Insulin bottles are easy to identify by the markings on >> the side of the holder. Designed so the syringe needle penetrates each >> bottle safely and automatically. Made of shatterproof polycarbonate, the >> unit is lightweight and fits easily in the palm of your hand. Print and >> cassette instructions included. One year warranty. Not returnable. >> >> >> Bye for now >> Bob >> bob@... >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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