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Talk to Paramedics

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I volunteered for this & enjoyed taking with more than 30 in there last year of Uni. A good bunch of caring types
 
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Great news @HOBIE. What topics did you cover and what questions did the students ask?
 
I told them mainly about Hypos. When a patient is having a hypo & is out of it. There head is in a different place. I cant talk about everyone but "you are fighting for your life" Not deliberately but it is weird feeling . Hard to explain but I did my best for someone who is in distress :(
 
Good for you HOBIE ~ the word has to be spread - so many people are diabetes ignorant ~ well done you
 
Good for you HOBIE ~ the word has to be spread - so many people are diabetes ignorant ~ well done you
Thanks Wirralass. when I was talking to them they understood it was from someone who had been there. As I have said in the past "try & describe a Hypo". Not many Drs can because they have not had one 😉
 
Thanks Wirralass. when I was talking to them they understood it was from someone who had been there. As I have said in the past "try & describe a Hypo". Not many Drs can because they have not had one 😉
I remember trying to describe one to a nurse. Not easy at all..
 
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