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| Chris Crossland |
| quote: | Originally posted by ********
You know where I live. I'll just take that as a I've done too many drugs and I'm raging right now from the steroids I'm taking comment. |
Yeah cause I'm going to waste my time and money.
I would never EVER plan on meeting you, I like my skin attached to my body. By accident we cross paths...
IT'S THAT ING QUACK FROM TA! LETS PUT HIS FACE THROUGH A MEAT GRINDER!
Also
It's called getting in shape, you should try it. You just may lose your . |
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| tubularbills |
| quote: | Originally posted by Chris Crossland
It's called getting in shape, you should try it. You just may lose your . |
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| Silky Johnson |
| quote: | Originally posted by ********
There is one correction..
I'm pretty sure it is Martina not Marlina.. either or.
Here is her at doctor ratings
http://www.ratemds.com/doctor-ratin.../Waterloo/Power
and here is her email:
[email protected]
Ask her if she ever saw someone go into diabetic shock. Or if she ever purchased a coffee that put someone into diabetic shock. |
Again, diabetic shock is commonly understood to be a result of LOW blood glucose, not the high that would be caused (if at all, lol) from a bit of sugar in some coffee.
So your story is bs. |
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| w_ashley |
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
Again, diabetic shock is commonly understood to be a result of LOW blood glucose, not the high that would be caused (if at all, lol) from a bit of sugar in some coffee.
So your story is bs. |
The situation happened. Although the whole hyperglycemia thing doesn't make much sense now. Frankly I don't fully understand why she would have flipped if she thought sugar was added instead of a sweetner.
She was definately pissed off at something.
Honestly I am now very confused on the point as the event happened. In this case though.
1. The sugar complaint event did happen.
2. She did state that an ambulance was called.
Jenny though, the situation doesn't make sense if diabetics can't go into shock or have a medical emergency due to getting sugar they arn't suppose to.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/ar...eteners/MY00073
She requested two sweeteners added. They were, then she was raging blaming me for causing an accident in her diabetic acquaintance. I remember the event. But I didn't do anything she didn't request.
If it would be of no concern then I honestly don't fully understand the situation or why it occurred. All I know is that it occurred, and she was raging over it. |
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| Silky Johnson |
I know that diabetics can go into shock. What I'm saying is that diabetic "shock" is commonly understood to be a severe HYPOglycemic reaction, aka LOW blood sugar. If someone's blood sugar is too HIGH, aka a HYPERglycemic reaction, that is commonly understood as a diabetic coma.
I can't see a couple teaspoons of sugar causing such a reaction in such a short period of time.
I care for a few brittle diabetics, I know how the works. |
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| w_ashley |
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
I know that diabetics can go into shock. What I'm saying is that diabetic "shock" is commonly understood to be a severe HYPOglycemic reaction, aka LOW blood sugar. If someone's blood sugar is too HIGH, aka a HYPERglycemic reaction, that is commonly understood as a diabetic coma.
I can't see a couple teaspoons of sugar causing such a reaction in such a short period of time.
I care for a few brittle diabetics, I know how the works. |
No she was specifically pissed off and accused me of adding sugar instead of sweetener, which isn't the case.
I can recognize what you are saying. I honestly didn't know about the hypo hyper thing until now. Although it doesn't change the facts, it does make less sense why what happened happened.
Are you saying that getting sugar instead of sweetener wouldn't require a diabetic to call an ambulance or have severe adverse health effects?
Her coffee did have a couple teaspoons of sugar. His had sweetener.
It was 5 or 10 minutes tops that she left and came back within, although I don't remember the exact time frame I know that I remembered serving her. However she came back and some of her friends entered with her.
Basically the coffees must of been switched or totally it was totally unrelated. The coffees were marked, and I explained to her what was what.
What you are saying doesn't change the facts. The term diabetic shock may be inappropriate. But I was under the impression he drank the coffee with sugar and had a type of diabetic attack. The ambulance was called. She freaked out and blamed me.
I was dumbfounded by what had occurred and got my manager for her. She spoke with her then left.
A bunch of people from her entourage, came in and looked at me. It was one of the few events I had while working at the timmies across from St. Davids so it is etched in my memory.
If you choose not to believe that is fine, but it occurred, 3 -5 years before grand occurred. |
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| Silky Johnson |
I'm saying that, even if it WAS sugar instead of sweetener, a couple teaspoons of it is typically not enough to elevate someone's blood glucose to the level of a coma in such a short period of time. One would have to have sustained a high blood glucose for some time for them to actually go into diabetic coma.
edit: unless the person already had a high amount of glucose in his blood at the time. But then, it would be absolutely negligent to give him/her anything that would exacerbate it without administering insulin first and waiting for the reading to be within normal range. |
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| w_ashley |
Perhaps the manager remembers.. no clue.
Monaca McGrinder - she married someone named Saul if I recall so her last name may have changed.
Perhaps Marcy can put you in contact with her, if you'd like more information from Monica, maybe now. Although I think she probably wouldn't want the call.
65 University Ave E
Waterloo ON, N2J 2V9
Phone #: 519-884-2871
Fax #: 519-746-7941
Key contact: Marcy McGrinder
It didn't happen at this location it happened when the McGrinders owned three stores but they later sold the king street location near the church and St. Davids as far as I'm aware.
Something hilarious as .
I use to be like best friends with this person
109 King St N
Waterloo ON, N2J 2X5
Phone #: 519-884-6774
Fax #: 519-884-4728
Key contact: Jason Noe
one of the two friends I did yard work with.
We use to bike and do train spotting together.. went up to Godrich one time too.
Funny stuff I remember him there years and years ago.. the last place I recall seeing him... and looks like he is like the freaken manager now!! Holy .
We sorta lost contact when he went to school at a place like a block from that store and I went in kitchener. McGregor ... I went to Margaret Ave. |
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| Meat187 |
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| w_ashley |
So I guess this thread is pretty much dead now huh?
So does anyone here have examples of the CV's or resumes that got them their current jobs?
ah and my next track should appear here
2nd one today
It is "Rainy Day (in the windy city)"
http://williamashley.info/mp3/rainyday.mp3 |
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| leph555 |
| Dude embed that track into your resume and make it play automatically. That in itself will impress the employer :o |
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| boris_the_bear |
| man or gtfo |
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