The End.
Comment by LaGuitariste on February 27, 2012 at 12:21pm Wow, that sounds like a lesson learned the hard way. :0(
I hope you're feeling MUCH better now?!
Comment by Sagwabetes on February 27, 2012 at 12:33pm Bad rebound highs today.
Ughhh.
Comment by Pastelpainter on February 27, 2012 at 2:24pm OH Sarah, REALLY!!! Glad you're ok.
Comment by Scott E on February 27, 2012 at 2:37pm I'm sure that's a lesson you won't soon forget. Alcohol tends to do that (no, that doesn't mean the way to treat a high is with vodka!). But if that was yesterday, and you've got bad rebound highs today, that means you made it through and things could've been much worse than they are.
As for the final two words of your post... no, it's not The End. You're still here. Thank goodness for that!
Comment by acidrock23 on February 27, 2012 at 7:59pm I think vodka and soda water is pretty delicious. Sorry about your rough ride! Better luck next time. Wait, I have a "%$&# luck" tattoo...don't go for luck, go for vodka and soda. I had a similar high situation recently when I had enchiladas on a platter w/ rice and beans and, while I didn't eat it all, I didn't bother researching enchiladas and really was kind of out of it for like 2 hours afterwards, watching the high go up and then the nosedive when all the boluses started to finally work.
Comment by Sagwabetes on February 28, 2012 at 6:33pm Yeah. I usually just stick to the vodka/seltzer+a couple lemon slices.
Seems to have zero impact on my bloodsugar (done extensive scientific research of course)
As soon as I add those mixers though, forget it.
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