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Busy Day Today, Interview with JDRF Tomorrow
Today was so busy that I didn’t even have time to open up my TweetDeck on the laptop or TwitFon on my iPhone. I only have a few minutes here, I have to get back to work on some other things. I will be posting an interview tomorrow with my local JDRF events coordinator, Esther Swann.
My blood sugars in the morning were amazing. I woke up with a 105, 120 after breakfast, 109 right before lunch. I switched out my infusion set right before lunch because it was almost falling out. After lunch 225, two hours later, 301. Ok what the heck is going on. Around 5 when I left for work I was at about 350. Before dinner I was 245 and just about 5 minutes ago I was 130. I don’t know what all that was about, but it was a crazy day of blood sugars as well.
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Dude, I almost ALWAYS have spikes in my blood sugars on a new set. It drive me nuts (but not nuts enough to work through it and figure out why…).