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The opinions expressed by Chayo Busquets are
supported by his extensive experience as a family

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therapist and in the previous analysis of
the cases presented here welcome, that is,

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Chayo Contigo in Joya. We begin, indeed, very good everyone here

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to Chayo Contigo. I hope those
who had a vacation last week have passed,

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well, well, they have.
The best possible thing is that they

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' ve rested, had a lot
of fun. And good for those who

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are still on vacation, for they
are welcome here to Chayo Contigo, of

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course, who have already returned to
work. Well, I hope that by

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these hours they will say and I
even forget that I was on vacation,

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because what a terrible job it costs, raised it in the morning to catch

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up again, but I hope that
by these hours they have really caught it

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and that they are with very good
attitude. Today, as you know,

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we have our complete program with Gaby
Martínez Amaconne, who is our Gaby of

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first aid and who, as we
told you last Thursday, because today he

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was playing again this program that we
have every two months to review a topic

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in depth. So Gaby welcomes you. Thank you very much, bye greetings

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to you and to all those who
hear us there on their radios, in

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the car, in the kitchen,
in the house, where they walk,

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where they walk? I' m
formally introducing you to Gaby. She is

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a psychologist for the National Autonomous University
of Mexico, Medical Emergency Technician for the

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squadron. Sos is a life support
instructor for pre- hospital trauma, vertical

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rescue, risk management, civil protection
plans and has specialized in first aid courses

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at home. She has covered service
on board ambulances and rescue services on rough

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terrain, in the middle and high
mountains and in underground rivers, and has

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been providing training for more than twenty
years. So, before we leave the

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program, as we usually go,
Gaby, how they get in touch with

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you for your courses. Thank you
very much, for at first you can

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send a wats with all the confidence
of the world to fifty- five,

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fifty- one, four, fifty- nine, eighty- five, or

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you can write me to the post
office, Gaby, spark Gmail. You

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can also be on the lookout for
our information updates on social networks Instagram and

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Facebook find us as sparks, first
exiles. That' s how I like

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it immensely and today we are going
to talk about a topic that, unfortunately,

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in this country has become increasingly important, very important, totally more relevant.

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Why don' t we start a
little bit, why is diabetes?

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I think it' s all right
Look. The diabetes coming in. It

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' s a metabolic disease where our
body requires sugar, it requires energy,

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and it' s going to require
it that way. But I mean,

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if I' m going to draw
you a whole picture of this wonderful body

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that each of us has sometimes as
much as we consume that rich energy,

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of carbohydrates, of sugar, etcetera, etc. It cannot be processed because

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we have not regulated insulin well,
which is another ingredient necessary for it to

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function normally. I wouldn' t
come in as a first aid issue,

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but if something decompensates there, if
I' m going in, okay,

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then it' s normal. If
you know you have suspicions, you have

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diabetes, then that' s straight
with the doctor. Uh- huh If

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it' s any of this here, it' s out of control.

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That' s what today' s
show is for, that' s perfect.

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That part turns. It is very
important to clarify it, because one

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thing that had always been very clear
is that first aid does not replace medical

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care. They help in what and
look is super common, which is the

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best thing, you say child is
that you gave him a diabetic coma huat

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no and then you say what diabetes
was. No, but I' m

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not going to start studying what diabetes
is or what the levels were before.

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I mean, yes, I have
to know how to identify. Today we

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' re going to make this picture, we' re going to unfold what

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diabetes is, what can be complicated
and what we' re going to attend

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to, without a doubt. So
stay, because it' s very important

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and if, in addition to everything, you have it or have it your

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children, who can now be for
vacation days with you at home, can

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listen to the program to know what
to do if you have to help you

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or identify the today and what happens, if it happens to them at school

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on that side and they can tell
the friends to the teacher. This is

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what you do. If such a
thing happens to me, so let us

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take advantage that we have them with
us today to listen to us. So

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having already made the clarification Gaby,
what is diabetes, what happens finally in

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the body, where we go,
when we have to attend to something because

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it' s out of control what
I already know OK to see let'

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s think about it' s not
like I feel good, I feel bad

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and then maybe I have diabetes.
There' s no numbers in between OK,

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so it' s important. Some
time ago we were talking about what

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the vital signs were and someone was
telling me listen the oximeter also measures a

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vital sign no, because it really
doesn' t mean, it doesn'

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t enter the parameter. And I
was also asked about the glucometer. What

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the glucometer measures is going to be
the blood glucose level, but it'

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s not a vital sign. They' re going to be indicators. Okay,

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so it' s normal for a
person, when he wakes up fast

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without having breakfast, to call himself, to take a little bit of blood

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out of his finger, to put
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s usually between seventy and ninety-
nine hundred points rounding him doing. If

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it' s within that margin it' s normal 100 fasts, it'

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s between one hundred and one hundred
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talking about pre- diabetes. Now
he hears that this measure is consistent for

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a whole week, a whole month. I' ve been taking it and

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throwing this at me. So we' re already talking about maybe they'

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re bigger issues. It can also
be taken once the food is consumed.

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There are also normal parameters. Perhaps
the most common thing is to do the

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measurement in fasting, you hear that
I already went to the doctor, and

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the doctor sent me to do no
number of studies and from these studies they

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told me that I am diabetic.
We can tell. There may be type

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one diabetes and type two diabetes.
Then, in one I will depend on

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insulin injection and in another not only
to take care and be monitoring what it

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is that I consume, what it
is that I am taking recurrently, not

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to abuse the best of blue or
sweet foods, etc. Etc. But

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I say they' re not the
only, the only types of diabetes that

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exist. For example, we were
already talking about pregnant women. There is

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also gestational diabetes and it is normal. It can even appear to you during

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pregnancy and disappear. There may be
monogenic diabetes, which has to do with

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a genetic issue. Or there may
be a secondary diabetes that implies that it

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is not diabetes as a single disease, but is derived from another situation.

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So, what do you do well, first he' ll have the other

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situation and eventually he' ll have
to disappear the secondary diabete. Then,

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yes, there may be several situations. The number is going to give me

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an indicator of imagine a your light
green, yellow, red, green,

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everything is fine in order, but
yellow, whatout or careful we have to

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monitor ourselves and red no longer there
is another, we no longer have to

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be constantly taking care of ourselves.
Okay, yeah, on that topic.

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Now how is it with this that
you just explained. I would understand that

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if a person is not yet diagnosed
with diabetes, but without a foot to

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feel bad. Ok what discomforts would
have to make a person go to a

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medical checkup, because, well,
normally the one with the sugar meter is

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because he or she is already diabetic
and then he or she has the sugar

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meter to see what' s going
on when he or she feels bad.

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Sure, but because I' m
not diabetic I don' t have,

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I' ve never bought the sugar
meter nor am I doing it every day

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to see if something is happening.
Then let' s start a little bit

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by telling people what kind of symptoms
are happening with a certain frequency would have

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to make you suspect that you need
to go see what' s going on

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with that. But I' m
walking through life. I apparently feel normal,

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but I' m starting to see
little details you have to point out

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to me. See the doctor for
the first increase in SED and the ideas

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of being a bayo pipis pip Then, this increases diabetes, it can cause

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an increase in SED and, as
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go bath to be a peepi,
especially at night, an increase in hunger.

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We can also not experience hunger due
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So it' s important that if
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up, that' s maybe,
you say well one x I pop it

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two symptoms, I pop it,
but go see how many popcorn. No.

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Just as you lower a finger if
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a lot of headquarters, you go
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you have constant fatigue, if you
feel constant, like chronic and you say

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even more that I sleep and sleep
and sleep no more than I don'

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t repair what happens unexplained weight loss. He could be associated, not necessarily,

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but under a finger. If you
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be and frequent infections not people with
diabetes can be susceptible and infections, especially

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tracturinary or urinary infections, such as
skin infections, gum infections. And this,

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in turn, is going to go
hand in hand with a finger down.

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If you have wounds that do not
heal, that are slow to heal,

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that do not close, that are
often seen as sores, that open

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um from here, go making as
their connections or go joining points, because

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it is clear, the diabetic foot. Then, that diabetic foot is thrown

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by feet that are coming, feet
that accumulate not of liquid, that recover

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us soon, eventually they can be
necrotized not and then it ends by amputating

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some finger, some part of the
foot. Then because then he had the

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diabetic foot, what it was and
what it implied, that he has a

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frequent infection, that he has a
wound, that does not heal, that,

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etcetera. OK. Perfect. Now
you identified yourself with some of this.

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Hold your fear and go to the
doctor, see that you are checked

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and check what is happening now I
have the diagnosis. OK. They told

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me we took care of, I
have to have already said we didn'

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t replace the doctors. Well,
we' re closing up. He said

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the fly, this gaby doesn'
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have the diagnosis and I feel bad. And then I, when I'

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ve been with someone, it'
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their sugar went down. Now let' s talk about complications and, indeed,

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from dizziness headache, tiredness, no, but it can go even to

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fainting a diabetic coma would already have
to do with a scenario where it did

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not regulate well enough and has either
too much blood sugar or lack of blood

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glucose, it does not have too
much insulin, it did not adjust.

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Then I have aber can manifest as
chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue,

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palpitations, swelling in legs or feet, and high blood pressure. I

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wouldn' t need maybe my diabetes
would have a complication with a cardiovascular failure

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or, maybe, a neuropathy failure. Symptoms may include numbness, burning tingling,

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pain in human feet, and there
could be digestive problems, enectile dysfunction,

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maary and fainting. Not then we' re talking about along with a

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neuropathy. I don' t hear, not then, but to see your

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saying manual, one step the pigeon
leaf for at least or not. It

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' s not this pigeon, this
leaf two neuropathian, let' s go

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to the three retinopathy, retina goes. Let' s talk about the little

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eyes. Not then in blurred vision, dark spots or these spots floating in

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the visual field, I lose peripheral
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be used in diabetes. Ah well, I' m writing. Not then

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put your hand to your help wick
me so we can describe it. I

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put my hands in front of my
eyes and I can see them, but

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I start to open them to carry
them to my ears. Exactly, that

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' s gonna be my peripheral vision. Okay if my peripheral vision gets to

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the ears and I keep seeing it, okay. Maybe a little bit ahead,

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I keep seeing her, okay,
but if I still have them in

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front of me and I' ve
stopped seeing them, my peripheral vision is

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shrinking. Or that' s gonna
be important. Now let me just make

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a clarification, but a clarification asks
more than give a drop it than the

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answer. And these are things that
get complicated because I have diabetes. They

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' re not for diagnosing diabetes.
See if it could happen that a person

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had a condition that was never diagnosed
in time with diabetes and then had diabetes

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and never knew it and never took
care of it. Okay. Therefore,

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we are already presenting complications and the
complications confirm the clear diagnosis mentions us.

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We were missing mentioned. We were
listing the best complications with cardiovascular disease or

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neuropathic complications or complications I lacked kidney
complications. Or we can also have different

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situations associated with nephropathy. It can
manifest as swelling in the legs or feet,

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increased need to urinate, fatigue loss
of appetite and again we return to

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nausea to vomiting. Itchy are in
the skin and changes in heart rate.

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If you notice. Some of them
are associated and you say hey, I

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don' t know if it'
s a heart condition. Today is a

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kidney situation. It' s not
your turn to diagnose him. As much

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as you read google, as much
as we now have the super CHAJEPT.

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It' s not gonna work you
out. You have to go to a

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doctor. Please, that, that, that' s very true. Okay,

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now what happens, because I understand
that there are different types of diabetes.

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That' s usually the way we
have type one diabetes and type two

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diabetes. I' m gonna go, so I told them about other classifications.

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Right now, I' m going
with these two. Nothing more.

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Type one is going to involve insulin
treatment. OK. This is about the

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insulin injection. It is a normal
of you toomas to refrigerate those who already

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use it take care that if you
follow the directions of your medication. And

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this is a very small needle.
You' re told it' s a

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subcutaneous injection. You have others that
are intromuscular, the IV. This is

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your skin and there will be someone
who ends up injecting themselves or who has

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the support of someone else. But
why, because my body has been destroying,

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is an autoimmune destruction of insulin-
producing cells. Not then, if

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I don' t have insulin naturally, I need the insulin in through that

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little injection. Or that doesn'
t mean. Look carefully, because it

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' s one of the most frequent
cases we have to be there to attend.

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It' s just that they say, as I' ve already put

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it, the injection, come on, the coke, come on, the

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sweet bun, it' s not
like you have a whole regimen and that

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regimen goes hand in hand with providing
you with the necessary insulin. But it

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' s not like I give you
permission to have that kind of sin.

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Yes, of course, because then
we are no longer regulating, it is

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no longer within the normal. In
the case of type two diabetes, the

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body does not produce enough insulin,
but I did not need to project it.

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You can decrease the risk factor,
because if I don' t have

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obesity, if I have physical activity, if I eat well and balanced,

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etcetera. I mean, if you
look at the necessary care, you don

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' t have to alter your whole
life. I know that, for example,

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many years ago I was talking to
you over thirty years ago, my

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grandmother was diagnosed with diabetes and it
sounded like the end of life. It

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' s not that I have diabetes
and now that I' m going to

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do it doesn' t calm down, it doesn' t affect your life

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any more, but stick to certain
care. No doubt about it. Gaby,

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there are people who don' t
care about diabetes, because they suddenly

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think it' s a disease.
He' s big gentlemen, not at

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least half his life ahead of him. What about that, because see if

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it' s a whole topic at
what age diabetes might appear. No.

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But look and talk about type one, type two of pregnant women' s

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gestational. And there' s no
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that is, genetically. I can
have older, uh be more prone to

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developing diabetes, because in my family
there are diabetic people. But maybe type

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one diabetes also appears among young people
20 years of age before the age of

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thirty and I can go and be
diagnosed with type one diabetes, the one

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that needs insulin is what they call
juvenile days. If it could be you,

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there is the type two, which
sometimes is already for a metaboullism by

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age no e and then maybe above
the fifties, not an average adult,

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the type two could begin to develop, which does not require your injected line,

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not necessarily one. Not always.
But you knew that there is childhood

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diabetes, that there are children.
I have students in my classes who were

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diagnosed with childhood diabetes, and it' s quite an um case now they

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' re also coming in. It
doesn' t matter you' re a

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kid. You' re probably under
ten years old and you' ve been

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diagnosed with diabetes is one or two. I mean, we go back to

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the questions of the same thing you' re not having today, uh,

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really looking forward to going to be
a pee- pee is really looking forward

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to eating is losing weight, which
are the signs and symptoms we' re

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looking for. That I have a
person. You were asking me a little

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while ago in one of the commercials, well, and when I give him

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the coke, when I give him
the candy. No e, I don

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' t give it to him in
principle. They remind you that we usually

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say we don' t give medications
unless it' s prescribed. But in

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the case of diabetes, unless I
have the information about how much glucose you

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have at that time there, then
you may feel bad, you may have

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vanished. Imagine he' s fainting
and then I know there' s a

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precondition. This one is going to
be important egh because if I don'

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t know, I have no history
of having diabetes. I can be looking

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like blind people he' s got. So there' s these pesate slogans,

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measure you, move, don'
t check. And if we want

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to know if we have a prediabetic
condition or not, in my children they

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will not have special diets. They
are usually encouraged to exercise, to be

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observed, and to have well-
kept diets. Perhaps the most difficult thing

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is to endure the desire to eat
a sweet when the sweets arrive, because,

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come on is the age of the
holidays not piñatas, And well,

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there will also be sweets for diabetics. We are not drastically changing life,

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but if we have to look for
special care, especially to avoid an urgency,

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a complication that I insist if we
had these, this information already prior

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to lack of knowledge, we talk
about complications, pain, swelling, wounds

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that heal us. Maybe I don' t have to move to a medical

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center right away, okay? That' s an important issue, because that

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' s what I understand, which
is considered the most serious thing that diabetic

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coma is. M we also have
diabetic setuacidosis, which is again what is

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called diabetic stoacidosis. Both cases are
serious cases that can be fatal. No,

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I mean, a person who gives
him a diabetic setuacidosis starts smelling like

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apples, like sweets. That'
s how you sweat the person or the

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person and you say how rich it
smells like manzanitas, not water. It

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' s no longer fermenting the person
at that moment and I have to move.

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No em are extremely glucose levels as
well, they are extremely high and

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risk begins to break down fat in
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Not ok e in the case of
hyperglucose hypoglucose coma, not e can

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also be due to high blood glucose
levels And if I were to be used

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in an ambulance, I would normally
channel not with a used gloc solution.

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On the contrary, e, but
we need the doctor to know his or

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her history, to know if he
or she is taking medication and already em

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has been given, if he or
she is not reacting, what is going

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on behind him or her. No, but it comes out of my knowledge

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as a first responder, of me, as a mom or as a couple

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or as a grandchild, that I
know that my patient, my relative,

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has diabetes. If I perceive these
two things, it loses consciousness or I

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start smelling like apples. I have
to go to the medical center immediately.

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OK, it' s urgent,
so that' s Cab what we'

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re missing. I say the disease
itself. It is not good to start,

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but summary of the most, it
matters again knowing that your presence here

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has to do with not replacing the
doctor, if not with first aid.

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I won' t see the first
one I have. I already know I

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have diabetes. I don' t
know I have diabetes. More or less.

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I said put a finger down.
If I have this, I'

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m already here. OK, yeah, I already died of fear. I

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already went to the doctor and they
told me, Mr Ma' am,

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take care of yourself. Low blood
sugar, low blood glucose. It'

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s called hypoglycemia. There you go, your little candy, that' s

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where you' d go to your
little coke, your game of some orange

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game. There are glucose tablets,
but I can' t give it because

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it means numbers. Don' t
leave your numbers. You have to lose

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your fear of the tiny little finger, that drop of blood. He'

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s going to give me numbers,
and then I' m going to know

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if I' m above, below
normal, why remember the normal glucose.

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It will have to be fasted between
seventy and one hundred after it will be

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at least one hundred and forty,
not less than one hundred and forty.

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On my indicator above that I might
suspect diabetes. Hey, but then see

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if I already felt bad, but
I' m over a hundred and forty.

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Ah so we' re talking about
a high blood sugar level and then

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it' s no longer hiccups,
it' s hyper- glusus great and

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now we drink water try. Imagine
you' re going to dilute the excess

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blood sugar. So there' s
no candy, there' s no juice,

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there' s simple water. No. I was telling you maybe in

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the ambulance it was my turn to
do a channeling and what I want is

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to have liquids here, but not
sweet liquids and that I was eating something

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you suspended what you were eating right
then, even dul no more sweet carbohydrates

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in general um e and seek medical
attention. Hey, I got the diabetic

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setuacidosis thing that I already smelled.
Don' t be a manzanita. Well,

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go back to drinking fluid and let' s go to the doctor,

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not that I have foot injuries.
Perhaps this is not like an emergency as

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such, because em to see is
not that you stick and suddenly the injury

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appears as in the wounds that we
have talked about at other times, but

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that here, in the feet can
be done to blisters or sores or something.

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And I, Mom, I wife, I daughter, I granddaughter,

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I' m not maybe checking him
that day I wanted to give him a

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potato on his feet. No,
and to my dear person who has diabetes

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and I detect sores, I detect
these lesions on the front feet, we

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clean and disinfect. We will apply
as if it were a normal wound,

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a sterile bandage, but I also
need to seek medical attention, not especially

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if it is not healthy, because
this is already going to be an indicator

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and there may be signs of infection, redness, swelling, secretion do not

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risk losing. Each of your little
fingers is Mari is valuable, no,

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each of your parts is valuable and
sometimes you can grow and lose your full

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foot. There is no doubt that
a whole subject, this whole subject,

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and the insistence, please, that
this does not replace medical care, are

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certainly not at risk. This is
only first aid and we cannot lose sight

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of it within the context of which
we speak, because we would commit an

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e, because it goes beyond imprudence, a lack of ethics. It is

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not very important for you to be
perfectly clear. This is only for what

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we do in case the person decompensates
in some way or you decompensate not,

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but it is not a substitute for
your medical follow- up. How would

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God command? They' d say
the phrases around. Go with what I

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can tell you in a manual whatever
it is to generality. But your individuality

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is sacred and every case, every
situation you have modifies that individuality and you

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can no longer stick to what it
says. The rule doesn' t change.

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We' ll have to make adjustments. No doubt about it. Gaby,

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as always, thank you very much, we repeat your Whatsapp data to

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ask you for whatever you have doubts. Fifty- five, fifty- one,

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zero, four, fifty- nine, eighty- five social networks.

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On social media we are on Facebook
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I can also send e- mail
to Gaby Ponte Chispa, anyway,

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along with Gaby Ponte Chispa arroba gmail
com and because on the website we are

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uploading courses, we are updating events, everything you need in Ponte Chispa com

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perfectly. Gaby, great grace,
Graces as always for dedicating this complete program

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and we see each other on Thursday
thanks to Ti Chayo a hug also very

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big to IT, to all those
who listen to us at home good profit.

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We hear each other here tomorrow at
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more than Chayo with you I am
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