Yesterday was with out a shadow of a doubt, the
scariest day of my life. Julian went down for his nap, just as he usually does..but was sleeping longer than usual. After peeping in his bedroom to make sure he was still alive.. Josh and I begun to go about our day doing things around the house... when suddenly Julian let out a very loud screeching scream that came from the pits of his little soul. His bedroom door was locked, and I told Josh something was certainly wrong and he got into
Julian's bed room in no time.
Julian was curled up in his bed, hands clenched to his blanket..and eyes full of emptiness. I knew Julian's sugar HAD to be low, but his
symptoms were worse that I had ever witnessed!(and he has got as low as 31 before and was still able to stand up and talk.) Julian's state gave me every indicated that he had to be in the low 2
o's and maybe even teens. He was shaking, and twitching.. body tensing up, as if he was having a seizure. When he little body would tense up, his eyes would roll and he almost seemed to be drifting in and out of
consciousness.
Juju was soaked in sweat.. and not talking to Josh and I until well after we had him consume at least a half tube of cake icing, and some juice.
Lo and behold, Josh and I worked wonderfully as a team, taking turns holding him while the other got things prepared, and our selves dressed while still on the phone with 911 and waiting for the ambulance to arrive. I did check Julians sugar after he started to come around a little more and it as 32.
We were brought to Princess Anne,
Sentara Hospital where Julian was monitored. When we arrived Julians sugars were 45, and when we left a few hours later it was 22o.
here is a
tid bit of information
http://www.diabetesresponse.com/diabeticseizures.htmlAfter getting the OK to come home, that our precious Julian was indeed stable again, thank god, we left and went straight to get him some good
ol'
carbs from
McDonalds! and from there went straight to
BabiesRus where we invested a arm and leg into a video monitor for
Julian's bedroom so we can keep a eye on him even when he is asleep.
Since then, Julian has been doing well, and we are still unsure of how this came about..but understand this comes with honeymooning phase of being a diabetic.
We hope to see Julian's PCP and Endocrinologist next week.