diabetes walk battery park

I think they moved the Albany NY walk to the park in Cohoes.. Will be attending that one along with a bunch of family and friends.. (any ideas for a team name?) Hopefully I'll actually be up to the walking..

In the morning after breakfast I would walk in my livingroom or do a pregnancy workout dvd. Then in the evenings I would take a walk in the park or I would do a prenatal yoga video. This really helped me keep my numbers down. Whenever I missed a workout day/night my fasting numbers the next morning were really high.

we tried to go for a short walk at a park today... I made it about 100 feet?? slowly..holding my hubby's arm..my legs are weak and abit sore.. we walked onto dirt and gravel pathway... I couldn't go far..the side of my thigh and hip really started to hurt and we had to go back to the car... I't so frustrating to not be able to go for a walk.. I hope when I finally get my walker it helps..?? I don't know though..

well how about my wonderful morning..... i got up and got ready for my doc appt this morning and was actually making extrememly good time! i got the kids up and dresses w/ something to eat and piled them into the car only to find that my stupid car won't start!!! i had left their stupid dvd player plugged in to the car since the last time i drove which was, ummm... tuesday!!! so my battery was completely drained!

I totally agree. The fresh air is good therapy, but as my father used to say. "The farther you walk, the longer we live". Even when I go shopping I'll give other's the closer parking spot's and I'll walk a little further. I have my dad's quote in my head every time I park. Try it. My doctor said if you walked into the store, resteraunt, etc every time instead of the drive thru you can loose 5 pds in a year. I'm trying it and liking it too.

Took a walk to the park. (About 1 mile) and when i came back home i felt dizzy. Feet and hands were swollen, really sweaty, and have diarrhea. Im 34 weeks & 5 days. I dont know if i should be concered or if i just over did myself. Plus its 90 degrees, so its a little hot, help..

So my doctor told me to be walking alot, but where i live theres not realy sidewalks to push my son in the stroller.....i go to the park some days but its far....so i was wondering is it ok or will it help the same as walking, if i walk up and down 25 steps???

I have just been told at 36 weeks that I have gestational diabetes. My midwife missed my family history in my notes so didn't test me for this at 28 weeks like she should have. I am really worried about what effect this may have had on my baby as it has been unmonitored for nearly 10 weeks!

Hi, I am new to this forum and have a question. I see my Primary Care Doctor once a year for an Annual Exam. She usually doesn't need to do Lab work on me because I see a Rheumatologist every three months, and he always has my blood checked for the meds I take for rheumatoid arthritis. The last two years I have asked my PCP if I could have a fasting glucose screening, and she said I don't need one.

My mother has been paced over the last nine years (the battery in her second unit should die early in May). She is paced 100% of the time but is not dependent on it. But even with the pacemaker and oxygen, she is only able to move around the house a small amount. I am wondering how much less she will be able to do once the battery ceases to function. Will she still be able to move about the house or will she be more tired than she is already?

for almost 3 years now been trying to figure out whats going on with me I walk to the right and have been walking on the side of my right foot so Im able to get around.

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My symptoms are first it starts out with my vision tunnels until completely black with starts and halos, then i get this wave of tingly kinda like when you put your tongue on a battery, then m speech gets scared, when i try to say something. It happens when im sitting when i walk around, the one thing that i dont understand is even tho i blacked out i still know where im at im still aware of my surroundings.

I wanna go to the park and walk the bleachers so my baby will hopefully drop and get a move on but I already know by the time I walk to the park I'll be exhausted and just wanna be back home.

if muscle and tissue being stitched before they get to top layer of skin! as opposed to death its a godsend but it is no walk in the park!!

My first pregnancy was easy, this one has been no walk in the park. Ur not alone. I take comfort in knowing I will have a new little man in my life and that it wasn't for nothing.

I have had a battery of blood work done and everything came back normal. This has been going on for the past 1 1/2 years and is not a symptom of sever anxiety, for which I was just diagnosed. HELP!

s and they tell me it is definatly not vestibular so my question is what could be causing me to lean to one side and be unable to walk straight ( I walk off to the right side and my left legs swings in front almost tripping me. I also have lost arm swing on my right side have terrible hand spasms and incontinence. this has been goin on for 3 years and no one has an answer. I fail the romhberg test have the pins and needles feeling and cannot tandom walk.

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