When Kacee Terry arrived at the hospital, her blood glucose level was just 14 mg/dL—an extreme medical emergency.
Kacee wasn’t diabetic, and doctors found that her other medical conditions didn’t explain why her glucose had fallen so dangerously low. Based on her test results, they believed one possible explanation was that she had been given insulin.
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My cousin was shot up with insulin someone tried to kill her and set the trailer on fire luckily the fire got put out but the damage the insulin did was awful. She was 25 with 4 kids and she was a permanent vegetable the rest of her life lived in a nursing home and died a couple years back. I went to see her it was so sad.