Permalink Reply by BBach on August 8, 2012 at 5:18am At breakfast, and dinner and snack, I have a different ICR for each. I am a very complicated person. I eat about 140 carbs/day, but my ICR for breakfast is 9. Lunch is 30 and dinner is 12 and snack is 20. In a perfect world, things should work with the math factors, but if I exercise or eat more then I also need to do more U-500. It is a confusing but logical answer. You should know that there is not a diabetic alive that is the same or reacts the same.
Permalink Reply by Brian (bsc) on August 8, 2012 at 5:27am You are exactly right. Even when we think we finally understand ourselves, we turn right around and smack ourselves in the face.
Most of the U-500 regimes I have seen suggest a three times a day strategy and not even bothering attempting to bolus. Should you wish to try to peak your insulin for meals, you may need to bolus 3-4 hours before your meal. Have you been prebolusing?
Permalink Reply by Mayumi on August 8, 2012 at 3:58pm BBach -
I don't think you're weird, just unique. While I don't have the same problems you do with insulin, you are so right in that no two diabetic persons are ever alike.
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