What Where Your Blood Glucose Readings This Morning
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Permalink Reply by acidrock23 on -
Back from run, 6 miles @ 9:50 pace 93 on meter. About 6 oz of skim milk on my way out the door, interpreting the 90, higher than the CGM, as evidence of an upward trend, likely from DP. 1/2 a jug of gatorade, about 12-15G of carbs @ about the 3 mile mark. I wore long sleeves as it was in the 50s this AM. Brrr!
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Permalink Reply by Sam on
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41 at 5:50 this morning. so hard to get ready for work when I am that low.
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Permalink Reply by Jen on
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I was 13.4 (241) going to bed at 10:00 and corrected that, was 10.0 (180) at 3:00, did a half correction for that, and was 4.8 (86) when I woke up this morning at 6:15. At least this time I won in the end.
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Permalink Reply by pancreaswanted on -
101, yay!! last nite i had 3 carbs, no bolus....
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Permalink Reply by Clare on -
Went to bed at 106 woke up at 6:33am at 225 still running high at 198 after correcting, I'll check in an hour if it's still up I'll correct again. Stop the roller coaster I want to get off !
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Permalink Reply by Elizabeth on -
87 mg/dL at 7:30 am, coming off an atrocious high of 422 at 11 pm... very pleased with the turnaround.
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Permalink Reply by Sam Iam on -
141 @ 7:00a, after I'd already corrected with .3u apidra for 163 @ 4:30a
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Permalink Reply by Sam Iam on
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ISF = 1:26. My target for late at night is set to 138-143, so it's pretty close. Might've had a little IOB? Can't remember...
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Permalink Reply by Trudy on -
At night I take 1/2 my normal correction amount. It seems to work, maybe because one needs less of a correction at night?
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