Survey: highest number and lowest number
A quick survey: What is the highest and lowest blood sugar number you have measured?
I'll go first: highest: 330, lowest 67
I'll go first: highest: 330, lowest 67
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Permalink Reply by Danny Weems on -
my highest recorded was 344.
my lowest recorded was 68
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Permalink Reply by MelissaBL on -
Highest: 475 (other than diagnosis when I topped 1000). Lowest: 32.
One time in middle school, I got something in the 500s, but I don't remember specifics.
None of these were particularly recent, thankfully.
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Permalink Reply by Andy Barnes on -
High= "High" like Kathy over 600
Low=14 don't remember much about it
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Permalink Reply by Caroline on -
HIgh - "High" at diagnosis - they later told me that i was in the 700s
Low - 41 (so far.... - but I have only been at this diabetes thing since May :0)
just had a high of 244 - just I didn't plan accurately for those scoops of cookie dough!
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Permalink Reply by Mike Greenblatt on -
Sushi is my weakness. Why does white rice have to be so bad for you. I just found sushi a few years before being diagnosed. My sugars always hit the 200's after sushi. Well, something has got to kill us.
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Permalink Reply by Cody Turner on -
high 455
low 25
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Permalink Reply by Betty J on
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In the 1990s when I was hypo unaware I was 10 when emergency took me to the ER and that was after they gave me some glucose. After having that type of emergency I would have to fight the highs of 400 and 500. I now know how to manage much better and haven't had those type of lows or highs in years.
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