L'appareil d'un enfant diabétique indique que tout va bien : le chien d'assistance a pourtant détecté un souci (vidéo)

Wamiz

Malgré les bons chiffres indiqués sur l'écran d'un appareil de surveillance du diabète, le chien d'assistance de cet enfant n'a pas cessé de lancer des alertes.

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00:00Okay, I just got an alert from Ducky.

00:02Wells is 116 and steady.

00:04Like, very steady.

00:05I don't know if you can see that little line there.

00:07Okay, now it went away.

00:09There it is.

00:10Shows you his graph.

00:12Very steady.

00:13But we're going to poke and find out.

00:14Because he's saying, hey mom, we need to check.

00:18Do we need to check him?

00:20Let's check him.

00:21Ducky says we need to poke your finger.

00:24Can you do it?

00:27We're going to check.

00:28We're going to check.

00:30Here you go.

00:32Did you get it?

00:33Yep.

00:34Squeeze him out.

00:39Okay, he's 120.

00:42So we're going to set a 15 minute timer and see.

00:46Okay, we're going to watch it.

00:47Okay, I'm going to set a timer for 15 minutes.

00:49So we watch it, okay?

00:51Good boy.

00:51We're going to watch.

00:52He is still really staring at me.

00:54But we've got, let's see, 10 minutes and 37 seconds left.

00:58And Dexcom is still holding really steady too.

01:01Let me show you.

01:03Still showing 116 and steady.

01:07Seven minutes to go.

01:08Still showing super steady.

01:10And Ducky is still feeling concerned about his boy.

01:16He is pacing and he keeps going up to him and sniffing him.

01:20He was just sitting right here and Ducky is sniffing where he was sitting.

01:23So we're going to keep an eye on it.

01:27We're going to poke in, well, we can't see it.

01:31Seven minutes.

01:32Okay?

01:33Seven minutes.

01:35Ducky is still super concerned.

01:37This is not normal behavior.

01:38He does not usually jump up on me.

01:40He's a very well-mannered dog.

01:41So, you can see him pacing.

01:47I'm not sure what's going on.

01:50Four minutes.

01:50Dexcom is still showing super steady.

01:55Okay, this is going to be recheck number two.

01:56Dexcom is reading 109 and steady.

01:58Come on, let's go recheck him, okay?

01:59Come on.

02:00Do it.

02:03Mommy.

02:04Okay, so this is reading 107.

02:09So, because I know Ducky and he's alerted like 45 minutes early in the past,

02:16I'm going to set another 15-minute timer because he still seems pretty adamant.

02:23So, we're going to recheck in 15 more minutes.

02:26Okay, we've got six minutes left on this timer.

02:29Dexcom just showed an 11-number drop.

02:31Not going far from his boy.

02:35He hasn't really left this spot.

02:37So, we'll see.

02:40There's a pre-alert shake.

02:46We have three minutes left on the timer, but he's back to alerting again.

02:49Okay, come on.

02:51He is adamant.

02:53So, let's see.

02:55Let's poke your finger one more time.

02:56Ducky thinks we still need to check you.

02:58He's still worried.

02:59Don't apologize again.

03:02Hold on.

03:08Ducky!

03:10Ducky!

03:10Good love, Ducky!

03:13So, Ducky's alerting threshold is 85 and below.

03:17But there's actually three minutes left on my timer.

03:19This check was 107.

03:21So, he dropped 20 numbers in 15 minutes.

03:23And if I had waited three more minutes to check this, he would have been below 85.

03:26So, Ducky is going to get a puppy party!

03:29Just a reminder, at 8.35 a.m., Well's blood sugar was 120.

03:34At 10.44 a.m., his blood sugar was 107.

03:39And at 10.58, his blood sugar was 87.

03:43So, he alerted 30 minutes early to this low blood sugar!

03:47This is the pricelessness of a diabetic alert dog, especially for young kids.

03:53Good job, buddy!

03:54Good job, buddy!

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