Last night we watched the second half of the Hobbit on our TV and then we realized if we took off in 5 minutes we would make it to the movie theater in time to see the final. We made it just in time! That was fun. We didn't make it to bed until 9:30 pm and I woke 9 hours later (9 hours is crazy good sleep for me). My wife is still asleep
So the Suboxone is still super!
It was funny when I went for the procedure. I called them once more asking if I could take Suboxone that afternoon. They said yes. I found the answer curious. While they were getting me ready putting in an IV (which took 3 times to get it in, including getting a special staff that just does that) I told them I wasn't satisfied with the answer and wanted to be sure it was okay, I did not take it at home. They went and asked a doctor and they said I could take it. This was a couple of hours past the time I should have. My wife and I hurriedly opened the flat sheets of medicine and I put them under my tongue. Someone else came in, the anesthesiologist, she said you haven't taken it yet? I said I just placed it under my tongue. She said, "Take it out!". The nurses gave me tissue and I scraped it off the underside of my tongue. Probably an 8th of it got into my system but they still went on with the procedure. She said it is the naloxone that is in the Suboxone (to prevent addicts shooting it) that prevents the pain meds from working. They kept asking the doctor who performed the procedure rather than the anesthesiologist who knew why not to give it to me.
We are trying to adjust my diet but not helping much yet.
I am so sick of doctors and hospitals. I don't have diabetes but at one point they thought I did, this could also be related to FOODMAP-Intolerance as mentioned in the link. I started the diet in early August so I can see where it could have taken time to get to me. My wife is going to alter my diet and see what happens.