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Oh no! Louis deleted his Twitter account! What's the reason this time?


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Bear in mind Lou probably had diabetes for literal years before his diagnosis because he was too cowardly/stupid to see a doctor. By "pre-diabetic" I'll bet he means "pre-diagnosis", i.e. diabetic enough that an infection ate a hole right through his foot and he didn't even feel it.
Lou's carb intake alone will never put his diabetes into remission. That's why the doctors are suggesting weight loss surgery in the first place. And the weight loss medications are actually one of the starting points to that process, which would help him qualify faster. But, you know, he's too busy being insulted and milking it for all it's worth.
 
I'll explain a bit about pre-diabetes, with some help from some websites to fill the gaps in my understanding

Prediabetes is basically when your sugars are high, but not high enough to be considered diabetes. So your sugars are above the normal range, consistently, but not high enough to trigger all the other symptoms of diabetes and don't need treatment to manage just yet.

Lou mentioned A1C, which is a test they do to check these levels. Its basically a test for your hemoglobulin. When i was looking up how to interpret the results etc I stumbled on something interesting from the American Diabetes Association:

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Now we all know Lou was diagnosed diabetic less than one year ago, but from the selfies etc it doesn't look like there has been much weight loss. That and he is still on insulin, which is pretty bad on its own as type 2 diabetes shouldn't have to be treated with insulin- that means he is really, badly diabetic to the point where it has effected his pancreas. Type 2 does not usually do this, only when it is left untreated. Getting down to pre-diabetic levels in this short amount of time, given the background we know about Lou's diabetic "journey" (if you will), would be extremely impressive, bordering on impossible. He has liver problems as well, which could very likely be advanced complications of NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease), and if so, point to not a lot of weight loss.

Here are the 'levels' btw
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Omfg this guy. I heard grazing as a description of a type of eating behavior long before I ever heard of Lou.
I've used it for at least 25 years just to describe myself going to grab something to eat so fatty makes it even funnier by crying about it.

Almost prediabetic levels" lol he obviously thinks he's at a stopping point. Almost prediabetic levels means he's still in diabetic levels, and prediabetic is still fairly high.
It's good so he can get that job now and not worry about the disability check he thought he was going to get. :story:
 
I'm iffy on if he's actually regularly on insulin. It's injectable, correct? And to use it without killing himself he'd have to be checking his blood sugar levels and doing math. He has brought up nothing about any of these things and you know he'd be hamming it up if he had to stick himself for blood sugar tests or injecting insulin. Incidentally he really should be sticking himself for the blood sugar.

My guess is he has insulin on hand in case of emergency but not for regular usage.
 
I'm iffy on if he's actually regularly on insulin. It's injectable, correct? And to use it without killing himself he'd have to be checking his blood sugar levels and doing math. He has brought up nothing about any of these things and you know he'd be hamming it up if he had to stick himself for blood sugar tests or injecting insulin. Incidentally he really should be sticking himself for the blood sugar.

My guess is he has insulin on hand in case of emergency but not for regular usage.
insulin is easy to inject, they come in epipen like injectables. He said previously he was on insulin and metformin (inject + oral medication).

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A nurse would have taught him and probably his mother how to use it.
 
:story: :story: "I either have my own room, or I kill myself!" :story: :story:

But yet kiwifarms are the murderers?! Scandalous!
 
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A) Your mother is dead according to you
B) Get a job and your own place
3) It's not 'Cause it's that' because of B so go with 'or'
This is what I would expect to hear from an edgy twelve year old not a nearly 40 year old man. Lou if you want your own room go out and get a job. You don't have to live with your oh so abusive mother and step father with your mentally challenged nephew. You're not disabled enough to have to be with them.
 
Omfg this guy. I heard grazing as a description of a type of eating behavior long before I ever heard of Lou. Everything just has to be about him.
I think that most people out there have heard of 'grazing' as a term; if nothing else, from those little supermarket signs to discourage people from shoving their grubby hands into the bulk bin snacks at the supermarket for a free snack as they shop.
So either Lou is the one who hears a common terms and his mind immediately jumps to 'IMA BIG FAT COW MOOOOOOOO', or he continues to be the world's most culturally illiterate 'writer'. Maybe if they used the term in the next Wonder Woman movie or something.

But, you know, he's too busy being insulted and milking it for all it's worth.
Careful, Lou may think you're calling him a cow again :(

This is what I would expect to hear from an edgy twelve year old not a nearly 40 year old man. Lou if you want your own room go out and get a job.
Lou's elderly mom, continuing to accept that her fat squalling manbaby of a failure-to-launch is too much of an idiot to live on his own: I'll keep carrying your fat ass through life, but you might have to share a room.

Lou: MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO D:<
 
I think that most people out there have heard of 'grazing' as a term; if nothing else, from those little supermarket signs to discourage people from shoving their grubby hands into the bulk bin snacks at the supermarket for a free snack as they shop.
I've heard it as a descriptor of snacking throughout the day.
 
I've heard it as a descriptor of snacking throughout the day.
Yeah, it's got so many uses that all boil down to 'idly munching your way along' that have NOTHING to do with cows. It's so wild that he's dead set on that being the imagined slight he adds to his own mythology of oppression.

Once again, Lou tries to garner sympathy by repeating something that 90% of people are gonna realize is pants-shitting retarded, and he doesn't even realize it. Maybe he's just playing 5d chess and this is meant to convince people that he really IS (mentally) disabled and worth their pity?
 
Do his parents sleep in different rooms then? 3 bedrooms automatically says to me parents in one room, nephew in one, lou in the other

or am I miscounting the number of people in the house :thinking:
 
Lou talks big shit about an entire state that he has never traveled in.
 
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