Low glucose levels can cause symptoms including impaired judgment, anxiety, moodiness, belligerence, fatigue, apathy, confusion, dizziness, blurred vision, and a lack of coordination. I would advise your husband to check his sugar levels at the times when he is irritable. If his mood is indeed due to low glucose levels, the symptoms will improve if he raises his blood sugar, for example, by drinking orange juice or taking glucose tablets. It is also important to consult with his doctor to adjust his medicines or dietary intake.
I was in the middle of the desert getting gas and noticed the meth addict (about 20 years old) who was pan handling for "change". I walked around and avoided eye contact. On the way back to the car he didn't take the hint and approached me asking me for money.
I then exploded in his face telling him that he was not only a failure in life but couldn't manage the complexities of modern begging. "It is not considered proper begging etiquette to stare blankly with a cigarette when asking for money because if you have enough money for cigarettes you obviously have enough money for food".
I asked him why an old geezer like me that has worked every day for 50 years should be handing money to a 20 year old who could work but doesn't want to. As I went on an on I could hear an inner voice saying "I don't think I have ever seen anybody with so much shocked astonishment on their face".
Finally I told him that he has one small chance to survive the next 12 months. Go home, get on your knees and beg your family to take you back and do everything that they tell you, cigarette fell from his mouth.
Phoned my wife and told her I had just passed the first field test for diabetes and would have to go to the doctor and get it confirmed tomorrow, lol.
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