Juggling chainsaws....no seriously
The other day I was cleaning up my yard from Tropical Storm Fay which dumped about 10-12 inces of rain on us. I was working cutting up fallen trees and limbs with my chainsaw for about 2 hours when I thought maybe I should check my sugar level. Usually I would hear my cgms alarm and feel it vibrate, but with all the noise and vibration of the saw, I didn't. So when I looked.....it read LOW (40 or less). I came in and used my meter, and I was 38...nice!...I felt fine and like I could just keep going....
Hello Florida Orange Juice!!!!
Hello Florida Orange Juice!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Preta on -
I totally understand. My lows 50% of the time are like that, I feel fine and feel I could take on the world.
It's a good thing you thought about checking!!
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Permalink Reply by diabeticidol 94 on -
Hello! So glad your safe and you were able to get to the ORANGE JUICE before it was to late.You take care of yourself. Nothing like Florida OJ. Have a Sunshine Florida day. diabeticidol94
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