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by lilacloverJune 21, 2009 3:21 AM
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Tags: be careful, anger, emotions, stress
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Dancehawk |
Dancehawk replied June 21, 2009 4:39 AM
yes you will find when you do not keep food in tummy on a regular bases or your sugars yo yoing or low you get grumpy, I can be a real $$$$$ and can not stop myself during that time we started recording the time on paper and noticed its when I am droping I get that way, so I have a little snack of carbs and I get back to my self.
cyncyn replied June 21, 2009 4:58 AM My mother-in-law gets the same way!!! But we can't convince her as to why this is. She will not test on a regular basis, she only does the fasting in the morning! She will argue with us, that this has nothing to do with her moods! (She states, that it is us, who makes her this way)
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vgarrison |
vgarrison replied June 21, 2009 5:36 AM
Hello, This post is just screaming me!!!
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Splender |
Splender replied June 21, 2009 6:33 AM
Last edited 4 months ago You know,I've never thought of this happening. Maybe I should start taking some notes myself to find out if that's what's happening to me. Thanks everyone your advice it really did help me.
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Antique-Dave |
Antique-Dave replied June 21, 2009 11:26 AM
yep before dx my wife was complaining about my moodiness, she still does but I think now its just a habit. |
Jocelyn |
Jocelyn replied June 21, 2009 9:16 PM
Anger is a symptom of deeper issues, biological and emotional... so making sure we eat and keep our hormonal balance as healthy as posible, the better off we'll be to handle the stuff that life throws at all of us... the important thing to remember for me, is that it isn't personal... people are all just doing the best they can to meet the challenges of being alive... I have a notebook that I write down really funny things that happen to me, or other, in.... and when I am feeling really sad, I read these little stories and after a bit, I'm laughing, sometimes really hard... and sometimes so hard that I cry... and then my mood shifts. Then I feel like enjoying some food... we are all so fragile when it comes to unmet need... getting a clue as to what tips our balance to down is half the battle of tipping it up again... hang in and be kind to yourself... good friends allow you to be sad when you're sad... and they listen with compassion... once we feel heard, it is easier to look for the fun again... wishing all of you every advantage... hugs, Jocelyn
Pat Roth replied June 30, 2009 1:35 PM My, what wisdom! Wish I could express myself so deeply. When I was in that horrible depression, will never be free of it, but that probably triggered my borderline diabetis to take a more serious turn. I am learning to face life better and develop better coping skills which diminishes the anger from deep inside! I KNOW what my core problem is now, so hopefully this will help me to get back to NORMAL, if that is meant to happen. Since I am checking my BS more often, too tired to bother for a long time, it could have been partly to blame in my angry retorts that I hated so! I seem to be in better control of my tongue too---one seems to balance the other--anger--coping= diabetis????? Pat Roth |
Gabby |
Gabby replied June 22, 2009 2:09 PM
Moody? Who gets moody? On this site? Never! LOL
Judimar replied June 24, 2009 12:26 AM My husband always suggests I eat something when I get like that. At first I want to hurt him then he grins that impish grin at me and I can't help but laugh. What sucks the most is I hate it when he's right! ROFL! |
Judi62 |
Judi62 replied June 22, 2009 3:19 PM
Absolutely. I was moody before diabetes and moodier now. Keeping notes... I like that idea. I hate it when I feel so angry at the world. Thanks for the advice. Judi |
mamaoak |
mamaoak replied June 23, 2009 11:33 PM
thank fio this i wondered why i would snap if supper was not on time. so i will have a snack. |
Judimar |
Judimar replied June 24, 2009 12:28 AM
I think that moodiness can be due to blood sugar shifts. My husband who isn't diabetic gets grumpy when he's hungry. I know he notices a change in me when my levels are off and I can definitely feel it as well. |
lipsie |
lipsie replied June 24, 2009 5:43 PM
Yanno I never really thought about it. I know I can become a ##### and I hate that I do. I will pay more attention to the times...but yeah, this makes sense. Thanks for the thoughts on this! Sheila |
Sarguillo |
Sarguillo replied June 24, 2009 6:24 PM
Yes, Diabetes and depression can go hand in hand. Anger goes hand in hand with depression so its safe to assume diabetes and anger are bed mates. I myself was so angry at the world that I almost lost my job. Had an issue with a company we do bussiness with, Got mad, fired off emails, Wasnt watching what I said or who it was sent to. Wrong emails got sent to the wrong people at the wrong companies. That started emails going around to my boss who told me to take some time off and collect my thoughts. I was so assamed of my self afterwards that I decided to lay low and just do my work and let others do what they have to do. I am calmer now. My boss tells me that other are noticing that I am calmer and not as combatant as I used to be. Yes, I do beleive anger and diabetes can go hand in hand. |
P2putt |
P2putt replied June 30, 2009 12:01 PM
Last edited 4 months ago About 3 weeks ago my wife kept telling me I was cranky, irritable,short tempered and downright nasty. She is not short on words. She kept telling me to check my b.s. I discovered the above occurs when my b.s.
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Dietbeeties |
Dietbeeties replied June 30, 2009 4:34 PM
When I have a low, world watch out! The anger/edginess go hand in hand with the shaking, heart racing, confusion and everything else I feel when I get low. I don't know why, and it goes away after my snack...but feeling guilty about being a crab takes longer to go away :(
vgarrison replied June 30, 2009 5:58 PM I had the worst low that I have ever had the other day (54). My husband figured it out before I did, because I became a sarcastic banchee. After I got back to normal and everything was said and done, before I could apologize to him, he looked at me and said thank god you get moody when that happens....huh I said, well goodness woman, how else am I supposed to be warned, he said.
Pat Roth replied July 4, 2009 2:38 AM Good thought! God has His own way of helping us--not always in a sweet way,or we would want to be sick more often! PR
vgarrison replied July 7, 2009 4:24 AM Last edited 4 months ago Isn't that the truth....I heard once of a woman that would make herself go low on purpose so she could eat doughnuts....ok I love me some glazed ones, but I don't think I would go that far....
Pat Roth replied July 23, 2009 4:57 PM Haha--Oh, me too!! I love donuts, then I look in the mirror, and they must love me too as they haven't LEFT! ha--PR
tholz replied August 4, 2009 5:08 AM Taco bell loves me.
Pat Roth replied August 4, 2009 3:33 PM My lows have been in the 80's and 90's then up to 185, but since it came back down in a few hours, I guess those numbers are OK< As far as my disposition, it is always a variable!! hahah--Now you can take that whatever way your kind hearts wish! Frankly, my emotions are pretty stable UNTIL someone deliberately makes RUDE comments to me, question my own self worth, and that overwhelming feeling of rejection---"from the past!!!" but I am learning to work through it then feel better once again. MY hangup , I can now see, is the rejection, no body loves me---syndrome coupled with abondonment syndrome but am GAINING ---yet losing pounds!! haaaa---PR |
Jipwhip |
Jipwhip replied August 4, 2009 8:09 PM
Yes anger can be cause by diabetes. Before my dx my husband would hide from me because he knew I was always in a bad mood before eating or if I ate too much. Now I don't have mood swings unless I don't eat when I am supposed to. But know this you are not alone with this. |
can anger be due somewhat to diabetes?