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Gotta love mom's.... sounds like you have yourself a wonderful mother.. my mom has helped me in so many ways...ways Im sure she dosent even know.. like Patients,strength, and many others. take care and keep smiling.
Hello Biagio is writing from Italy , Milan
Sorry for my bad English, i am a new member
Before going ro bad if i am below 100 i take 200ml of milk and 2 biscuit.
If i did more vthen one houre of sport at a medium intensity (hearth frequency > 150) i decrease basal rate of my pump to 80% during night.
By the way i keep always keep onto my night table some candies of pure sugar.
For my fortune i always realize if level is low and i wake up, even if i have to admit since i took pump i have NO LONGER had big sudden ipo (below 30) i had in the past with Lantus.
Ciao a tutti
Hello evetybody
Biagio Gladiator
"yes I take my diabetes as a chance, i believe , i run - I PUMP MY RUN"
NOTHING IS BETTER THENA BIG PIZZA AND GELATO AFTER A LONG RUN !!
Biagio,
Sounds like you have got this Mr.D under control and I would like to say , " I"m excited and happy for you" its so great to here the positive stories..it's refreshing and uplifting. Might even encourage a few of us ( me specifically) to just "try" a little harder. Thank you and keep smiling.
I have a difficult time sleeping or getting to sleep ...maybe due to the fear of insulin reaction. But I have been lucky in that all my times when a severe low occurred I was able to awake myself and get something ... It's like I have a single purpose and in checking BG, I am in the 20's or 30's .. It doesn't happen more than 2 times a year - but it is scary.
Unfortunately, I find that I ALWAYS over treat late night reactions and find my BG levels at 250+ 30 minutes later. Plus I can't get back to bed because I'm still so shaky.
I can honestly admit that I am not scared to sleep. It is the fear of the lows that has me more paranoid when I sleep. Lately though, in the past month, I have been more aware of my nightly sugars and what actions of mine will set them off. It can be a pain. However, fear is not something to live with. I envy HV that she has someone who is so loving and caring that he will take care of her all the time, but since I am a very independent person, I am not sure how I would react to someone trying to help me at night.