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Tape ID code – 0503073 (Herman)IV:
Tape ID code – 0503073 (Herman)
IV: When did you first find out that you had high blood pressure?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- In 2001 I found out about my condition, it was kind of late in life, it was like
HPB, I was zero to that; I didn’t know nothing about it
IV: People say that hypertension is a silent killer. What does that mean to you?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- You know that silent killer kinds of stays with me a lot. I could be sitting
around and not even know that’s it’s going on; that it’s flying up. I can’t tell the
difference like if I take my medicine or don’t take my medicine, especially from the
beginnings. So that’s silent too. The experience I had that I know better now is that when
you do find out you got HBP, it’s very important that you follow the instructions of the
doctor give you.
IV: Yes HBP is a silent killer because it can do damage to your heart, kidneys and
blood vessels without you even knowing it. You spoke about it being important
following your doctors instructions. Your doctors must have given you a lot of
instructions on taking your medication. What was that like for you?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- I wanted to give up and not take my medicine because, they were giving me
medicine like they were experimenting on me, but they were trying to get the medicine to
fit my situation its was just a procedure they had to go through to get what suited me, you
know.
IV: It’s important that you realized that because your doctors changed your
medications; it did not mean that they were experimenting on you, but were trying to
find the right combination that was best for you. It sounds like your doctors have
found the right combination of medications for you and you are taking your
medications. How do you deal with taking your medications?
Segment 12 – 15582315
Herman- When I go to breakfast, when I get ready to eat, I make sure that I have my
medication take it firs then eat. The routine is making sure every morning before I leave
the house, I have taken my medicine. But by me taking so many different medications. I
just lay them out and make sure I got all of them and take them all then eat. I have a 29
couple of family members that’s around, like when I’m going out of the house, they say
you done had your medication, stuff like that.
IV: Mmm hmm (smiling nod)
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- If I don’t take it, I could die. I learned that it grew on me; it was important for
me to live. Anything I could do to prevent passing away or dying I was willing to do.
IV: So it sounds like you have tried to build taking medications into your daily routine
regardless of if you are feeling good or bad. IVQ: What other important things do you
do to control your HBP?
Segment 9 – 155115805
Herman- Staying aware and conscious of my BP problem, that’s what I try to do. I try to
keep it in my mind all the time, cause I have to remind myself that it is a silent killer.
IV: Silent nod
Segment 10 – 15540401
Herman- It’s something I realize and I know now with the knowledge I have that I have
to stay on top of that; my BP and doing the right thing because it’s very important.
IV: Is there anything else you would like to share with the community?
Segment 14 – 160002022
Herman- When you hear people talk about the same thing that you’re going through, that
make you think a lot; it make me think about how important my BP is; how important it
is to do the right thing to control it.
IV: Mmm hmm (silent nod)
Segment 12 – 15582315
Herman- You got to have someone around to work with you, to help you because we
can’t do it all;
IV: silent nod
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- I’m just thankful I was able to find out. There is something that can be done
about it. That’s important to me.30
TAPE ID – 0504071 (Julia)
Segment 4 – 16173121
Julia- The first time I was diagnosed with HBP is when I was diagnosed with cancer. It’s
one thing to deal with cancer; it’s another thing to deal with having HBP. At first I didn’t
know what to do, I really didn’t know what to do, I just didn’t know what to do. So the
first thing I did after I got settled down, I began to pray and ask God to help me. And I
began to do whatever the doctors told me to do. They would give me medication to take,
they would tell me to cut back on different types of foods, exercise. Basically whatever
the doctor told me to do; I began to do it because I choose to live; so I began to do what
the doctor said do. A lot of people think that because you can’t have all the fried food and
all this other stuff; you meals can be good if you season it up the way it should be. And if
you truly want to live, you will eat just what you’re suppose to so you can live. So you
can be around.. see I got grandchildren. I want to be able to see my grand children grown
like my mother have seen all of her grandchildren grown.
IV: You mentioned avoiding fried foods, is there anything else that you do to keep your
blood pressure under control?
Segment 8 – 16244229
Julia- I try my best to stay on my diet the best I know how because it’s really important. I
don’t get out, do a lot of exercise like a lot of people do because when I do get out I get
tired very easily because of my heart. So I try; like in the home do little housework, a
little thing so I won’t get lazy; don’t get stiff. Of course when I go to Wal-Mart, that’s
when I get my exercise; when I go to Wal-Mart. So I take my medication and I limit my
fried food.
IV: You mentioned exercise. Did your doctor tell you that loosing weight would help
your high blood pressure?
Segment 8 – 16244229
Julia- I’m a heavy woman, that runs in my family. So I’ll loose weight and I’ll put it
back on; I’ll loose weight ; just like I told my doctor. She said you just really at a stand
still. I thank God for giving me a mind to encourage myself to loose the weight. I didn’t
put this weight on over night, so I know it’s not gonna come off over night; it’s gonna
take time. I thank God for giving me the mind to take care of my body because I chose to
live. Whatever I need to do, I need to do it.
IV: What do you recommend to those who have problems with their BP medications?
Segment 13 – 16303620
Julia- I would tell them to tell your doctor and tell your nurse when you go in for your
check up and let them know. And perhaps the medication might be too much for you, 31
you might need something mild or maybe that’s not enough; you might need a little bit
more. But just because you have a dizzy spell or you get constipated or you might have
vomiting, you shouldn’t stop taking your medicine. You call your doctor and tell them,
listen this is what this medicine is doing to me. Is there anything else I can take or is
there anything that ya’ll can do to help me with this cause I want to take my medicine?
That’s all they have to do. I hope they don’t give up in their mind and say I don’t want to
take the medicine because the medicine is there to help us; not to hurt us, its there to help
us. So, we have to have that good communication with our doctor. They are there for us,
so we are suppose to; they won’t know what’s going on with us if we don’t tell them. We
got to tell them.
IV: So you have found it to be helpful to talk to your doctors and nurses about BP
medications.
Segment 6 – 16202314
Julia- At first I didn’t know what I was taking medicine for because I couldn’t
communicate with them and when I got to communication with them then I began to ask
questions. I think that’s good to, to ask your doctor questions about different things they
give you. I began to do what the doctor tell me to do
IV: What advice would you give other members of the community who are also dealing
with HBP?
Segment 14 – 16315228
Julia- Take your medicine, communicate with your doctor. Be with somebody; we can be
helpers one with another. If you got HBP, and I got HBP we can come together and work
this thing out together. Whatever is working for you to keep your BP, then I can try that
thing too, and what ever is helping me, it can help you. We got to learn to communicate
with one another.
IV: Silent nod
Segment 24 – 16463001
Julia- Tell somebody. Whatever you are going through, talk to somebody. Don’t just try
to carry it to yourself; don’t try to hold it within yourself- I don’t want my husband to
know this, I don’t want my children to know this. Tell them, let them know. If you are a
mother and got HBP, tell your husband, tell your children, so you can work it...It’s good
to work it together. And then you become helpers together and everybody around you, in
the home, can help you; and it can help bring it on down. Because we can beat it. We can
beat anything there is, we can beat it. All we got to do is put our trust in God, believe
God for our healing and take our medicine and thank God for our doctors
IV: When did you first find out that you had high blood pressure?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- In 2001 I found out about my condition, it was kind of late in life, it was like
HPB, I was zero to that; I didn’t know nothing about it
IV: People say that hypertension is a silent killer. What does that mean to you?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- You know that silent killer kinds of stays with me a lot. I could be sitting
around and not even know that’s it’s going on; that it’s flying up. I can’t tell the
difference like if I take my medicine or don’t take my medicine, especially from the
beginnings. So that’s silent too. The experience I had that I know better now is that when
you do find out you got HBP, it’s very important that you follow the instructions of the
doctor give you.
IV: Yes HBP is a silent killer because it can do damage to your heart, kidneys and
blood vessels without you even knowing it. You spoke about it being important
following your doctors instructions. Your doctors must have given you a lot of
instructions on taking your medication. What was that like for you?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- I wanted to give up and not take my medicine because, they were giving me
medicine like they were experimenting on me, but they were trying to get the medicine to
fit my situation its was just a procedure they had to go through to get what suited me, you
know.
IV: It’s important that you realized that because your doctors changed your
medications; it did not mean that they were experimenting on you, but were trying to
find the right combination that was best for you. It sounds like your doctors have
found the right combination of medications for you and you are taking your
medications. How do you deal with taking your medications?
Segment 12 – 15582315
Herman- When I go to breakfast, when I get ready to eat, I make sure that I have my
medication take it firs then eat. The routine is making sure every morning before I leave
the house, I have taken my medicine. But by me taking so many different medications. I
just lay them out and make sure I got all of them and take them all then eat. I have a 29
couple of family members that’s around, like when I’m going out of the house, they say
you done had your medication, stuff like that.
IV: Mmm hmm (smiling nod)
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- If I don’t take it, I could die. I learned that it grew on me; it was important for
me to live. Anything I could do to prevent passing away or dying I was willing to do.
IV: So it sounds like you have tried to build taking medications into your daily routine
regardless of if you are feeling good or bad. IVQ: What other important things do you
do to control your HBP?
Segment 9 – 155115805
Herman- Staying aware and conscious of my BP problem, that’s what I try to do. I try to
keep it in my mind all the time, cause I have to remind myself that it is a silent killer.
IV: Silent nod
Segment 10 – 15540401
Herman- It’s something I realize and I know now with the knowledge I have that I have
to stay on top of that; my BP and doing the right thing because it’s very important.
IV: Is there anything else you would like to share with the community?
Segment 14 – 160002022
Herman- When you hear people talk about the same thing that you’re going through, that
make you think a lot; it make me think about how important my BP is; how important it
is to do the right thing to control it.
IV: Mmm hmm (silent nod)
Segment 12 – 15582315
Herman- You got to have someone around to work with you, to help you because we
can’t do it all;
IV: silent nod
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- I’m just thankful I was able to find out. There is something that can be done
about it. That’s important to me.30
TAPE ID – 0504071 (Julia)
Segment 4 – 16173121
Julia- The first time I was diagnosed with HBP is when I was diagnosed with cancer. It’s
one thing to deal with cancer; it’s another thing to deal with having HBP. At first I didn’t
know what to do, I really didn’t know what to do, I just didn’t know what to do. So the
first thing I did after I got settled down, I began to pray and ask God to help me. And I
began to do whatever the doctors told me to do. They would give me medication to take,
they would tell me to cut back on different types of foods, exercise. Basically whatever
the doctor told me to do; I began to do it because I choose to live; so I began to do what
the doctor said do. A lot of people think that because you can’t have all the fried food and
all this other stuff; you meals can be good if you season it up the way it should be. And if
you truly want to live, you will eat just what you’re suppose to so you can live. So you
can be around.. see I got grandchildren. I want to be able to see my grand children grown
like my mother have seen all of her grandchildren grown.
IV: You mentioned avoiding fried foods, is there anything else that you do to keep your
blood pressure under control?
Segment 8 – 16244229
Julia- I try my best to stay on my diet the best I know how because it’s really important. I
don’t get out, do a lot of exercise like a lot of people do because when I do get out I get
tired very easily because of my heart. So I try; like in the home do little housework, a
little thing so I won’t get lazy; don’t get stiff. Of course when I go to Wal-Mart, that’s
when I get my exercise; when I go to Wal-Mart. So I take my medication and I limit my
fried food.
IV: You mentioned exercise. Did your doctor tell you that loosing weight would help
your high blood pressure?
Segment 8 – 16244229
Julia- I’m a heavy woman, that runs in my family. So I’ll loose weight and I’ll put it
back on; I’ll loose weight ; just like I told my doctor. She said you just really at a stand
still. I thank God for giving me a mind to encourage myself to loose the weight. I didn’t
put this weight on over night, so I know it’s not gonna come off over night; it’s gonna
take time. I thank God for giving me the mind to take care of my body because I chose to
live. Whatever I need to do, I need to do it.
IV: What do you recommend to those who have problems with their BP medications?
Segment 13 – 16303620
Julia- I would tell them to tell your doctor and tell your nurse when you go in for your
check up and let them know. And perhaps the medication might be too much for you, 31
you might need something mild or maybe that’s not enough; you might need a little bit
more. But just because you have a dizzy spell or you get constipated or you might have
vomiting, you shouldn’t stop taking your medicine. You call your doctor and tell them,
listen this is what this medicine is doing to me. Is there anything else I can take or is
there anything that ya’ll can do to help me with this cause I want to take my medicine?
That’s all they have to do. I hope they don’t give up in their mind and say I don’t want to
take the medicine because the medicine is there to help us; not to hurt us, its there to help
us. So, we have to have that good communication with our doctor. They are there for us,
so we are suppose to; they won’t know what’s going on with us if we don’t tell them. We
got to tell them.
IV: So you have found it to be helpful to talk to your doctors and nurses about BP
medications.
Segment 6 – 16202314
Julia- At first I didn’t know what I was taking medicine for because I couldn’t
communicate with them and when I got to communication with them then I began to ask
questions. I think that’s good to, to ask your doctor questions about different things they
give you. I began to do what the doctor tell me to do
IV: What advice would you give other members of the community who are also dealing
with HBP?
Segment 14 – 16315228
Julia- Take your medicine, communicate with your doctor. Be with somebody; we can be
helpers one with another. If you got HBP, and I got HBP we can come together and work
this thing out together. Whatever is working for you to keep your BP, then I can try that
thing too, and what ever is helping me, it can help you. We got to learn to communicate
with one another.
IV: Silent nod
Segment 24 – 16463001
Julia- Tell somebody. Whatever you are going through, talk to somebody. Don’t just try
to carry it to yourself; don’t try to hold it within yourself- I don’t want my husband to
know this, I don’t want my children to know this. Tell them, let them know. If you are a
mother and got HBP, tell your husband, tell your children, so you can work it...It’s good
to work it together. And then you become helpers together and everybody around you, in
the home, can help you; and it can help bring it on down. Because we can beat it. We can
beat anything there is, we can beat it. All we got to do is put our trust in God, believe
God for our healing and take our medicine and thank God for our doctors
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Băng ID mã-0503073 (Herman)IV: Khi đã làm bạn lần đầu tiên tìm hiểu rằng bạn có huyết áp cao?Phân đoạn 2-15351829Herman - năm 2001 tôi phát hiện ra về tình trạng của tôi, nó đã được loại muộn trong cuộc sống, nó đã như HPB, tôi là số không đến đó; Tôi không biết gì về nóIV: Người ta nói rằng cao huyết áp là một kẻ giết người im lặng. Có ý nghĩa gì với bạn?Phân đoạn 2-15351829Herman - bạn biết rằng kẻ giết người im lặng trong số các loại vẫn với tôi rất nhiều. Tôi có thể ngồi xung quanh và thậm chí không biết đó là nó đang xảy ra; nó đang bay lên. Tôi không thể nói cho các sự khác biệt như nếu tôi đưa thuốc của tôi hoặc không dùng thuốc của tôi, đặc biệt là từ các sự khởi đầu. Vì vậy mà là im lặng quá. Kinh nghiệm tôi đã có mà tôi biết tốt hơn bây giờ là khi bạn biết bạn có HBP, nó là rất quan trọng rằng bạn làm theo hướng dẫn của các bác sĩ cung cấp cho bạn.IV: Có HBP là một kẻ giết người im lặng bởi vì nó có thể làm thiệt hại cho trái tim của bạn, thận và mạch máu mà không có bạn không biết. Bạn nói về nó là quan trọng theo hướng dẫn bác sĩ của bạn. Bác sĩ của bạn phải có đưa cho bạn rất nhiều hướng dẫn về việc uống thuốc của bạn. Đó như là gì cho bạn?Phân đoạn 2-15351829Herman-tôi muốn từ bỏ và không dùng thuốc của tôi bởi vì, họ đã đem lại cho tôi y học như họ đã thử nghiệm trên tôi, nhưng họ đã cố gắng để có được thuốc để phù hợp với tình hình của tôi của nó đã là chỉ là một thủ tục mà họ đã phải trải qua để có được những gì phù hợp với tôi, bạn biết.IV: Nó là quan trọng mà bạn nhận ra rằng bởi vì bác sĩ của bạn thay đổi của bạn thuốc; nó đã có nghĩa là họ đã thử nghiệm về bạn, nhưng đã cố gắng để tìm thấy sự kết hợp phải là tốt nhất cho bạn. Nghe có vẻ như bác sĩ của bạn có tìm thấy sự kết hợp của các loại thuốc cho bạn và bạn đang dùng của bạn thuốc. Làm thế nào để bạn đối phó với dùng thuốc của bạn? Phân đoạn 12-15582315Herman - khi tôi đi ăn sáng, khi tôi nhận được sẵn sàng để ăn, tôi chắc chắn rằng tôi có của tôi thuốc thôi linh sam sau đó ăn. Những thói quen để đảm bảo mỗi buổi sáng trước khi tôi rời khỏi nhà, tôi đã lấy thuốc của tôi. Nhưng tôi dành rất nhiều loại thuốc khác nhau. Tôi chỉ cần lay chúng ra và đảm bảo rằng tôi có tất cả chúng và mất tất cả sau đó ăn. Tôi có một 29vài thành viên gia đình của xung quanh, như khi anh ra khỏi nhà, họ nói bạn có thuốc của bạn, công cụ như thế.IV: Mmm hmm (mỉm cười nod)Phân đoạn 2-15351829Herman - nếu tôi không dùng nó, tôi có thể chết. Tôi đã học được rằng nó đã tăng trưởng về tôi; nó là quan trọng đối với Tôi sống. Bất cứ điều gì tôi có thể làm để ngăn chặn đi chết đi hoặc tôi đã sẵn sàng để làm.IV: Vì vậy nó âm thanh như bạn đã cố gắng xây dựng uống thuốc thành thói quen hàng ngày của bạn bất kể nếu bạn là cảm giác tốt hay xấu. IVQ: Điều quan trọng khác gì bạn làm để kiểm soát HBP của bạn?Phân đoạn 9-155115805Herman-ở nhận thức và ý thức của vấn đề BP của tôi, đó là những gì tôi cố gắng để làm. Tôi cố gắng Giữ nó trong tâm trí của tôi tất cả thời gian, nguyên nhân gây ra tôi phải nhắc nhở bản thân mình rằng nó là một kẻ giết người im lặng. IV: Im lặng nodPhân đoạn 10-15540401Herman - nó là một cái gì đó tôi nhận ra và tôi biết bây giờ với những kiến thức mà tôi có là tôi có để ở trên đầu trang của rằng; BP của tôi và làm việc bởi vì nó là rất quan trọng.IV: Là có bất cứ điều gì khác mà bạn muốn chia sẻ với cộng đồng?Phân đoạn 14-160002022Herman - khi bạn nghe mọi người nói chuyện về điều tương tự mà bạn đang đi qua, mà làm cho bạn nghĩ rằng rất nhiều; nó làm cho tôi nghĩ về làm thế nào quan trọng BP của tôi là; làm thế nào quan trọng nó bạn phải làm việc để kiểm soát nó. IV: Mmm hmm (im lặng nod)Phân đoạn 12-15582315Herman - bạn đã có một người nào đó xung quanh để làm việc với bạn để giúp bạn bởi vì chúng tôi không thể làm điều đó tất cả; IV: im lặng nodPhân đoạn 2-15351829Herman - tôi chỉ biết ơn tôi đã có thể tìm hiểu. Đó là một cái gì đó có thể được thực hiện về nó. Đó là quan trọng đối với me.30BĂNG ID-0504071 (Julia)Phân đoạn 4-16173121Julia-The thời gian đầu tiên tôi được chẩn đoán với HBP là khi tôi được chẩn đoán mắc bệnh ung thư. Đô thị này có một điều để đối phó với bệnh ung thư; nó là một điều để đối phó với việc HBP. Lúc đầu tôi đã không biết phải làm gì, tôi thực sự không biết những gì để làm, tôi chỉ không biết phải làm gì. Do đó điều đầu tiên tôi đã làm sau khi tôi đã định cư xuống, tôi bắt đầu cầu nguyện và yêu cầu Chúa để giúp tôi. Và tôi bắt đầu để làm bất cứ điều gì các bác sĩ nói với tôi để làm. Họ sẽ cung cấp cho tôi thuốc để chụp, they would tell me to cut back on different types of foods, exercise. Basically whatever the doctor told me to do; I began to do it because I choose to live; so I began to do what the doctor said do. A lot of people think that because you can’t have all the fried food and all this other stuff; you meals can be good if you season it up the way it should be. And if you truly want to live, you will eat just what you’re suppose to so you can live. So you can be around.. see I got grandchildren. I want to be able to see my grand children grown like my mother have seen all of her grandchildren grown.IV: You mentioned avoiding fried foods, is there anything else that you do to keep your blood pressure under control?Segment 8 – 16244229Julia- I try my best to stay on my diet the best I know how because it’s really important. I don’t get out, do a lot of exercise like a lot of people do because when I do get out I get tired very easily because of my heart. So I try; like in the home do little housework, a little thing so I won’t get lazy; don’t get stiff. Of course when I go to Wal-Mart, that’s when I get my exercise; when I go to Wal-Mart. So I take my medication and I limit my fried food. IV: You mentioned exercise. Did your doctor tell you that loosing weight would help your high blood pressure?Segment 8 – 16244229Julia- I’m a heavy woman, that runs in my family. So I’ll loose weight and I’ll put it back on; I’ll loose weight ; just like I told my doctor. She said you just really at a stand still. I thank God for giving me a mind to encourage myself to loose the weight. I didn’t put this weight on over night, so I know it’s not gonna come off over night; it’s gonna take time. I thank God for giving me the mind to take care of my body because I chose to live. Whatever I need to do, I need to do it.IV: What do you recommend to those who have problems with their BP medications?Segment 13 – 16303620Julia- I would tell them to tell your doctor and tell your nurse when you go in for your check up and let them know. And perhaps the medication might be too much for you, 31you might need something mild or maybe that’s not enough; you might need a little bit more. But just because you have a dizzy spell or you get constipated or you might have vomiting, you shouldn’t stop taking your medicine. You call your doctor and tell them, listen this is what this medicine is doing to me. Is there anything else I can take or is there anything that ya’ll can do to help me with this cause I want to take my medicine? That’s all they have to do. I hope they don’t give up in their mind and say I don’t want to take the medicine because the medicine is there to help us; not to hurt us, its there to help us. So, we have to have that good communication with our doctor. They are there for us, so we are suppose to; they won’t know what’s going on with us if we don’t tell them. We got to tell them.IV: So you have found it to be helpful to talk to your doctors and nurses about BP medications.Segment 6 – 16202314Julia- At first I didn’t know what I was taking medicine for because I couldn’t communicate with them and when I got to communication with them then I began to ask questions. I think that’s good to, to ask your doctor questions about different things they give you. I began to do what the doctor tell me to doIV: What advice would you give other members of the community who are also dealing with HBP?Segment 14 – 16315228Julia- Take your medicine, communicate with your doctor. Be with somebody; we can be helpers one with another. If you got HBP, and I got HBP we can come together and work this thing out together. Whatever is working for you to keep your BP, then I can try that thing too, and what ever is helping me, it can help you. We got to learn to communicate with one another. IV: Silent nodSegment 24 – 16463001Julia- Tell somebody. Whatever you are going through, talk to somebody. Don’t just try to carry it to yourself; don’t try to hold it within yourself- I don’t want my husband to know this, I don’t want my children to know this. Tell them, let them know. If you are a mother and got HBP, tell your husband, tell your children, so you can work it...It’s good to work it together. And then you become helpers together and everybody around you, in
the home, can help you; and it can help bring it on down. Because we can beat it. We can
beat anything there is, we can beat it. All we got to do is put our trust in God, believe
God for our healing and take our medicine and thank God for our doctors
the home, can help you; and it can help bring it on down. Because we can beat it. We can
beat anything there is, we can beat it. All we got to do is put our trust in God, believe
God for our healing and take our medicine and thank God for our doctors
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Tape ID code – 0503073 (Herman)
IV: When did you first find out that you had high blood pressure?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- In 2001 I found out about my condition, it was kind of late in life, it was like
HPB, I was zero to that; I didn’t know nothing about it
IV: People say that hypertension is a silent killer. What does that mean to you?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- You know that silent killer kinds of stays with me a lot. I could be sitting
around and not even know that’s it’s going on; that it’s flying up. I can’t tell the
difference like if I take my medicine or don’t take my medicine, especially from the
beginnings. So that’s silent too. The experience I had that I know better now is that when
you do find out you got HBP, it’s very important that you follow the instructions of the
doctor give you.
IV: Yes HBP is a silent killer because it can do damage to your heart, kidneys and
blood vessels without you even knowing it. You spoke about it being important
following your doctors instructions. Your doctors must have given you a lot of
instructions on taking your medication. What was that like for you?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- I wanted to give up and not take my medicine because, they were giving me
medicine like they were experimenting on me, but they were trying to get the medicine to
fit my situation its was just a procedure they had to go through to get what suited me, you
know.
IV: It’s important that you realized that because your doctors changed your
medications; it did not mean that they were experimenting on you, but were trying to
find the right combination that was best for you. It sounds like your doctors have
found the right combination of medications for you and you are taking your
medications. How do you deal with taking your medications?
Segment 12 – 15582315
Herman- When I go to breakfast, when I get ready to eat, I make sure that I have my
medication take it firs then eat. The routine is making sure every morning before I leave
the house, I have taken my medicine. But by me taking so many different medications. I
just lay them out and make sure I got all of them and take them all then eat. I have a 29
couple of family members that’s around, like when I’m going out of the house, they say
you done had your medication, stuff like that.
IV: Mmm hmm (smiling nod)
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- If I don’t take it, I could die. I learned that it grew on me; it was important for
me to live. Anything I could do to prevent passing away or dying I was willing to do.
IV: So it sounds like you have tried to build taking medications into your daily routine
regardless of if you are feeling good or bad. IVQ: What other important things do you
do to control your HBP?
Segment 9 – 155115805
Herman- Staying aware and conscious of my BP problem, that’s what I try to do. I try to
keep it in my mind all the time, cause I have to remind myself that it is a silent killer.
IV: Silent nod
Segment 10 – 15540401
Herman- It’s something I realize and I know now with the knowledge I have that I have
to stay on top of that; my BP and doing the right thing because it’s very important.
IV: Is there anything else you would like to share with the community?
Segment 14 – 160002022
Herman- When you hear people talk about the same thing that you’re going through, that
make you think a lot; it make me think about how important my BP is; how important it
is to do the right thing to control it.
IV: Mmm hmm (silent nod)
Segment 12 – 15582315
Herman- You got to have someone around to work with you, to help you because we
can’t do it all;
IV: silent nod
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- I’m just thankful I was able to find out. There is something that can be done
about it. That’s important to me.30
TAPE ID – 0504071 (Julia)
Segment 4 – 16173121
Julia- The first time I was diagnosed with HBP is when I was diagnosed with cancer. It’s
one thing to deal with cancer; it’s another thing to deal with having HBP. At first I didn’t
know what to do, I really didn’t know what to do, I just didn’t know what to do. So the
first thing I did after I got settled down, I began to pray and ask God to help me. And I
began to do whatever the doctors told me to do. They would give me medication to take,
they would tell me to cut back on different types of foods, exercise. Basically whatever
the doctor told me to do; I began to do it because I choose to live; so I began to do what
the doctor said do. A lot of people think that because you can’t have all the fried food and
all this other stuff; you meals can be good if you season it up the way it should be. And if
you truly want to live, you will eat just what you’re suppose to so you can live. So you
can be around.. see I got grandchildren. I want to be able to see my grand children grown
like my mother have seen all of her grandchildren grown.
IV: You mentioned avoiding fried foods, is there anything else that you do to keep your
blood pressure under control?
Segment 8 – 16244229
Julia- I try my best to stay on my diet the best I know how because it’s really important. I
don’t get out, do a lot of exercise like a lot of people do because when I do get out I get
tired very easily because of my heart. So I try; like in the home do little housework, a
little thing so I won’t get lazy; don’t get stiff. Of course when I go to Wal-Mart, that’s
when I get my exercise; when I go to Wal-Mart. So I take my medication and I limit my
fried food.
IV: You mentioned exercise. Did your doctor tell you that loosing weight would help
your high blood pressure?
Segment 8 – 16244229
Julia- I’m a heavy woman, that runs in my family. So I’ll loose weight and I’ll put it
back on; I’ll loose weight ; just like I told my doctor. She said you just really at a stand
still. I thank God for giving me a mind to encourage myself to loose the weight. I didn’t
put this weight on over night, so I know it’s not gonna come off over night; it’s gonna
take time. I thank God for giving me the mind to take care of my body because I chose to
live. Whatever I need to do, I need to do it.
IV: What do you recommend to those who have problems with their BP medications?
Segment 13 – 16303620
Julia- I would tell them to tell your doctor and tell your nurse when you go in for your
check up and let them know. And perhaps the medication might be too much for you, 31
you might need something mild or maybe that’s not enough; you might need a little bit
more. But just because you have a dizzy spell or you get constipated or you might have
vomiting, you shouldn’t stop taking your medicine. You call your doctor and tell them,
listen this is what this medicine is doing to me. Is there anything else I can take or is
there anything that ya’ll can do to help me with this cause I want to take my medicine?
That’s all they have to do. I hope they don’t give up in their mind and say I don’t want to
take the medicine because the medicine is there to help us; not to hurt us, its there to help
us. So, we have to have that good communication with our doctor. They are there for us,
so we are suppose to; they won’t know what’s going on with us if we don’t tell them. We
got to tell them.
IV: So you have found it to be helpful to talk to your doctors and nurses about BP
medications.
Segment 6 – 16202314
Julia- At first I didn’t know what I was taking medicine for because I couldn’t
communicate with them and when I got to communication with them then I began to ask
questions. I think that’s good to, to ask your doctor questions about different things they
give you. I began to do what the doctor tell me to do
IV: What advice would you give other members of the community who are also dealing
with HBP?
Segment 14 – 16315228
Julia- Take your medicine, communicate with your doctor. Be with somebody; we can be
helpers one with another. If you got HBP, and I got HBP we can come together and work
this thing out together. Whatever is working for you to keep your BP, then I can try that
thing too, and what ever is helping me, it can help you. We got to learn to communicate
with one another.
IV: Silent nod
Segment 24 – 16463001
Julia- Tell somebody. Whatever you are going through, talk to somebody. Don’t just try
to carry it to yourself; don’t try to hold it within yourself- I don’t want my husband to
know this, I don’t want my children to know this. Tell them, let them know. If you are a
mother and got HBP, tell your husband, tell your children, so you can work it...It’s good
to work it together. And then you become helpers together and everybody around you, in
the home, can help you; and it can help bring it on down. Because we can beat it. We can
beat anything there is, we can beat it. All we got to do is put our trust in God, believe
God for our healing and take our medicine and thank God for our doctors
IV: When did you first find out that you had high blood pressure?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- In 2001 I found out about my condition, it was kind of late in life, it was like
HPB, I was zero to that; I didn’t know nothing about it
IV: People say that hypertension is a silent killer. What does that mean to you?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- You know that silent killer kinds of stays with me a lot. I could be sitting
around and not even know that’s it’s going on; that it’s flying up. I can’t tell the
difference like if I take my medicine or don’t take my medicine, especially from the
beginnings. So that’s silent too. The experience I had that I know better now is that when
you do find out you got HBP, it’s very important that you follow the instructions of the
doctor give you.
IV: Yes HBP is a silent killer because it can do damage to your heart, kidneys and
blood vessels without you even knowing it. You spoke about it being important
following your doctors instructions. Your doctors must have given you a lot of
instructions on taking your medication. What was that like for you?
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- I wanted to give up and not take my medicine because, they were giving me
medicine like they were experimenting on me, but they were trying to get the medicine to
fit my situation its was just a procedure they had to go through to get what suited me, you
know.
IV: It’s important that you realized that because your doctors changed your
medications; it did not mean that they were experimenting on you, but were trying to
find the right combination that was best for you. It sounds like your doctors have
found the right combination of medications for you and you are taking your
medications. How do you deal with taking your medications?
Segment 12 – 15582315
Herman- When I go to breakfast, when I get ready to eat, I make sure that I have my
medication take it firs then eat. The routine is making sure every morning before I leave
the house, I have taken my medicine. But by me taking so many different medications. I
just lay them out and make sure I got all of them and take them all then eat. I have a 29
couple of family members that’s around, like when I’m going out of the house, they say
you done had your medication, stuff like that.
IV: Mmm hmm (smiling nod)
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- If I don’t take it, I could die. I learned that it grew on me; it was important for
me to live. Anything I could do to prevent passing away or dying I was willing to do.
IV: So it sounds like you have tried to build taking medications into your daily routine
regardless of if you are feeling good or bad. IVQ: What other important things do you
do to control your HBP?
Segment 9 – 155115805
Herman- Staying aware and conscious of my BP problem, that’s what I try to do. I try to
keep it in my mind all the time, cause I have to remind myself that it is a silent killer.
IV: Silent nod
Segment 10 – 15540401
Herman- It’s something I realize and I know now with the knowledge I have that I have
to stay on top of that; my BP and doing the right thing because it’s very important.
IV: Is there anything else you would like to share with the community?
Segment 14 – 160002022
Herman- When you hear people talk about the same thing that you’re going through, that
make you think a lot; it make me think about how important my BP is; how important it
is to do the right thing to control it.
IV: Mmm hmm (silent nod)
Segment 12 – 15582315
Herman- You got to have someone around to work with you, to help you because we
can’t do it all;
IV: silent nod
Segment 2 – 15351829
Herman- I’m just thankful I was able to find out. There is something that can be done
about it. That’s important to me.30
TAPE ID – 0504071 (Julia)
Segment 4 – 16173121
Julia- The first time I was diagnosed with HBP is when I was diagnosed with cancer. It’s
one thing to deal with cancer; it’s another thing to deal with having HBP. At first I didn’t
know what to do, I really didn’t know what to do, I just didn’t know what to do. So the
first thing I did after I got settled down, I began to pray and ask God to help me. And I
began to do whatever the doctors told me to do. They would give me medication to take,
they would tell me to cut back on different types of foods, exercise. Basically whatever
the doctor told me to do; I began to do it because I choose to live; so I began to do what
the doctor said do. A lot of people think that because you can’t have all the fried food and
all this other stuff; you meals can be good if you season it up the way it should be. And if
you truly want to live, you will eat just what you’re suppose to so you can live. So you
can be around.. see I got grandchildren. I want to be able to see my grand children grown
like my mother have seen all of her grandchildren grown.
IV: You mentioned avoiding fried foods, is there anything else that you do to keep your
blood pressure under control?
Segment 8 – 16244229
Julia- I try my best to stay on my diet the best I know how because it’s really important. I
don’t get out, do a lot of exercise like a lot of people do because when I do get out I get
tired very easily because of my heart. So I try; like in the home do little housework, a
little thing so I won’t get lazy; don’t get stiff. Of course when I go to Wal-Mart, that’s
when I get my exercise; when I go to Wal-Mart. So I take my medication and I limit my
fried food.
IV: You mentioned exercise. Did your doctor tell you that loosing weight would help
your high blood pressure?
Segment 8 – 16244229
Julia- I’m a heavy woman, that runs in my family. So I’ll loose weight and I’ll put it
back on; I’ll loose weight ; just like I told my doctor. She said you just really at a stand
still. I thank God for giving me a mind to encourage myself to loose the weight. I didn’t
put this weight on over night, so I know it’s not gonna come off over night; it’s gonna
take time. I thank God for giving me the mind to take care of my body because I chose to
live. Whatever I need to do, I need to do it.
IV: What do you recommend to those who have problems with their BP medications?
Segment 13 – 16303620
Julia- I would tell them to tell your doctor and tell your nurse when you go in for your
check up and let them know. And perhaps the medication might be too much for you, 31
you might need something mild or maybe that’s not enough; you might need a little bit
more. But just because you have a dizzy spell or you get constipated or you might have
vomiting, you shouldn’t stop taking your medicine. You call your doctor and tell them,
listen this is what this medicine is doing to me. Is there anything else I can take or is
there anything that ya’ll can do to help me with this cause I want to take my medicine?
That’s all they have to do. I hope they don’t give up in their mind and say I don’t want to
take the medicine because the medicine is there to help us; not to hurt us, its there to help
us. So, we have to have that good communication with our doctor. They are there for us,
so we are suppose to; they won’t know what’s going on with us if we don’t tell them. We
got to tell them.
IV: So you have found it to be helpful to talk to your doctors and nurses about BP
medications.
Segment 6 – 16202314
Julia- At first I didn’t know what I was taking medicine for because I couldn’t
communicate with them and when I got to communication with them then I began to ask
questions. I think that’s good to, to ask your doctor questions about different things they
give you. I began to do what the doctor tell me to do
IV: What advice would you give other members of the community who are also dealing
with HBP?
Segment 14 – 16315228
Julia- Take your medicine, communicate with your doctor. Be with somebody; we can be
helpers one with another. If you got HBP, and I got HBP we can come together and work
this thing out together. Whatever is working for you to keep your BP, then I can try that
thing too, and what ever is helping me, it can help you. We got to learn to communicate
with one another.
IV: Silent nod
Segment 24 – 16463001
Julia- Tell somebody. Whatever you are going through, talk to somebody. Don’t just try
to carry it to yourself; don’t try to hold it within yourself- I don’t want my husband to
know this, I don’t want my children to know this. Tell them, let them know. If you are a
mother and got HBP, tell your husband, tell your children, so you can work it...It’s good
to work it together. And then you become helpers together and everybody around you, in
the home, can help you; and it can help bring it on down. Because we can beat it. We can
beat anything there is, we can beat it. All we got to do is put our trust in God, believe
God for our healing and take our medicine and thank God for our doctors
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