Something very strange is going on. <\/p>\n
I had the pump failure this morning and rebooted the pump.<\/p>\n
Did a site change.<\/p>\n
Ate breakfast, blood sugar was in the 230’s, 2 hours after. Corrected and by noon was 90. <\/p>\n
Ate lunch, blood sugar was in the 250’s, 2 hours after. Corrected and by noon was 107.<\/p>\n
Ate supper, and blood sugar was 180, 1 1\/2 hours after, ate a pre-agility class snack, and was 130 after two hours (and two dogs) of class. Now I’m 260.<\/p>\n
I changed my correction factor, increased it by 1, as the correction factor seems a bit overkill, and has for days. <\/p>\n
But I’m wondering what’s going on with the bolus. It was fine the rest of the week.<\/p>\n
Think I’ll call the endo’s office tomorrow — BUT I don’t have a duty period tomorrow. <\/p>\n
— Added later<\/p>\n
The blood sugar IS going down. Man, I hate to sleep when things like this are going on.<\/p>\n
And the good news is that my TDD is slowly going down.<\/p>\n
For a second I thought I figured it out, but maybe not. I used the same bottle of Symlin this morning and lunch, but different bottle for dinner and agility snack. So I don’t think it is bad Symlin. And the insulin I used in the set change was the last in a vial. BUT the corrections are working.<\/p>\n
—- Later<\/p>\n
Just woke up sick to my stomach and sure that I was too low but at 165.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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