thanks everyone it seems so silly i did cope at the start an then anxiety kicked in for some reason .phoned out of hours doc yesterday an they sent nurse round to support me but i had a full blown panic attack so they called docs an got them to write a chart an now they are going to come each evening to do it for me what a relief. thanks for all your support really lovey of you all xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
i had to self inject for a bit when i had DVT , I just used to do it into the fatty bit ( LOL all of me ) ... lol the fatty bit at the side of my tummy and it hurt a bit, the dam bruise I got hurt more though. Do I have to go through all that again ?
Gl with the self injecting it can really be hard on certain days.
p.s. I wouldnt trust my hubby with a needle near me, Ive seen him poke holes in a microwaveable meal ! * shakes head
I think the thought of injecting yourself is much worse than the actual injection I had hep injections for months after a pulmonary embolism (clot in lungs) and it didnt hurt at all and I had little bruising
As I think Anez said if you pinch a layer of fat between thumb and forefinger and just slide the needle in it doesnt hurt at all. It is only a diabetic needle very thin especially made so for regular use.
What wooses we are lol going through major surgery then being frieked by a little needle, good luck everyone.
I've done it twice myself now, and the weird thing is, it hurts less when I do it than when the nurses did it, even though they were gentle The angle of it is v important though
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