Yeah, I know; been a while again.
Always plenty on my plate; nothing new.
Stephen has been deployed for two months now. I miss him dearly. Kandahar has been a rougher assignment here at home than any of his other deployments. Maybe, because the kids are older... yet some are young and really just now beginning to ask questions that I'm used to.
I finally broke down and took the Tricare Ins... went and saw a Dr. I told him I had Humalog at home and used it occasionally. I told him I'd like some Lantus (it was the first long lasting insulin that came to mind.) He gave me script for it! LOL! Now to learn how to use it. He only told me to test once or twice a day to make sure I didn't go to low with the combination. I've got hill to climb. I've slid back to totally "normal" eating. My A1C was 7.9
Oh by the way... I read on the paper that I should not use the same needle for the Lantus and the Humalog.
Why?
Can I do it anyway? If not....Darn that is gonna cost more!
I woke up this morning at 8:20 am with a number of 144! I took 2 units just to see what it would do last night. WOW!
I could not remember what to "properly" eat for breakfast this morning. So, I totally messed up. 3/4 cup of cherrios with whole milk! Nothing else and my number stunk at 2:00 this afternoon. 203!
sigh.. .
REMIND me please?
What is for breakfast, lunch and dinner? with 6 kids in the house and one male teen amongst the bunch that eats like a HORSE! Our budget of trying to pay down the bills means I've brought alot of "white food into the house" ie mac&cheese, rice, pancakes, waffles,cereal,potatoes,hamburger helpers, etc. Gotta fill the kids bellies and pay the bills.
Ok ready to listen if you'll fill in some answers to the questions up there. I'll work on it with the budget the best I can.
Huggles
MeadowLark
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