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Wow, shocking that the plane did not have glucose tablets. I carry the gel in my luggage just in case since it's particularly common and so simple. I guess su
by ibejoeb 14y ago
Wow, shocking that the plane did not have glucose tablets. I carry the gel in my luggage just in case since it's particularly common and so simple. I guess sugar is sugar, but manipulating gooey honey sounds a lot harder that squirting gel pack.
(Don't want to rant too much, but it irks me that TSA has, once or twice, confronted me on the things.)
- walshemj 14y agoyes back when I helped organize a medium sized (1200-11300) camping event we always had plenty of sugar and mars bars to cater for diabetics that went out of balance this is in addition to what the on site St Johns team had. Only had one close shave where some one diabetic had become and unconscious and thrown up in there sleeping bag - let me tell you seeing someone being carried towards you on a stretcher certainly gets rid of the hangover quick - this was pre mobile phones so i had to sprint to the public call box to call 999 (911)