Movies and diabetes

Did anyone see on Monday the chapter issued by "The Walking Dead" in the Fox, the last season? Now I don't know the chapter number but a group of survivors appears and they carry a box in which it "keeps cold"....insulin!!!!!And suddenly a boy faints and his partner injected insulin ..... hahahaha !!!!)

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I just saw the second chapter of season 2 of "The Resident".
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Do not miss when they talk about the price of insulin.Socooooooroorro!

Continuous with this theme ... I have recently seen Netflix the movie badly injured hearts ... Beyond the considerations of whether it is good or not, if I liked it, etc ...

What I highlight is that the protagonist has type 1 diabetes, and although several aspects related to diabetes day appear, there is something in how they treat it, which does not seem correct, specifically at one point on the movie it needs to beInsulina, and uses an "old" syringe, no ball, or bomb ...Another thing is click.

For the rest, I think that more or less play some good issues of diabetes, if you have seen it ... what do you think?

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continuous with this topic ... I have recently seen the movie the movie badly injured hearts ... Beyond the considerations of whether it is good or not, if I liked it, if I liked it, if I liked it, if I liked it, if I liked it, if I liked it, if I liked it, if I liked it, if I liked it, if I likedetc...

What I highlight is that the protagonist has type 1 diabetes, and although several aspects related to diabetes day appear, there is something in how they treat it, which does not seem correct, specifically at one point on the movie it needs to beInsulina, and uses an "old" syringe, no ball, or bomb ...Another thing is click.

For the rest, I think that more or less play some good issues of diabetes, if you have seen it ... what do you think?

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In that movie they show how to be diabetic in the USA, which is quite different from Spain.We already know that health is not public and depends on the insurance you have the same does not give you for insulin and you have to choose between clicking or paying the rent because there is very expensive.I think it is very good to visualize that problem in a movie.

About what you say that an old syringe uses and clicks on a alley or the bathroom of a bar ...
In the USA, insulin vials are used with total normality.Something before the pandemic I went to Los Angeles and the waiter where we had dinner one night my Novorapid Boli (whenever I was I put it on the table as soon as I feel, not to forget to prick).The waiter's sister had diabetes and put the same thing (well, the commercial name there is Novolog) and she had never prescribed that format, always roads.He wanted the bomb, but his medical insurance did not cover it.
And what about clicking on the floor of a bath?Well, for the drama, which is a movie.But come on, I would prefer to go to a bath or a alley to have to try to catch the vial insulin with the syringe in the middle of a bar with people drinking birras.

And well, I do not do spoilers but later it is seen that the thing improves and puts an insulin bomb, there is a nurse who helps it and explains how to use it.

In this video they hit a good review of how they treat diabetics in the cinema:

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sherpa41 said:
in this video they hit a good review of how they treat diabetics in the cinema:

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Very good...