Guest guest Posted March 7, 2006 Report Posted March 7, 2006 Yeah, it's hard to manage. Depending on the insulin you take, it can be 15 minutes or 30+ minutes. I mix novolin R and NPH, (not novolog) so I have about a 30 minute window before I eat. I went out tonight with a group... took my shot in the car, went in and found out that the group went to a different restaurant (this one had lost their liquor license and the lushes who got there before me decided that wouldn't do!)... so I had to drive 15-20 minutes to a different location.. then we sat around for about an hour waiting for everyone to get there and place orders. Needless to say it was almost two hours after my shot that I got my meal. I went excused myself from the table, went to the bar and got a small glass of OJ, and that carried me over to the food... It's hard to be 'social' when you blood sugar starts to drop... Mike > > My son is type one and he just waits until part of the meal arrives before > doing his insulin. We often end up with long waits for a table and once, > we > got the table fast but ended up not getting our meals for about an hour!!! > (something with the kitchen?) Fortunately he hadn't taken the shot > already!!! > Quote
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