Last Friday I was freaking out, because I wasn’t using as much insulin and I had a hypoglymic episode. Today I was fighting high blood sugars all day.<\/p>\n
So here’s what my day was like — <\/p>\n
Once a semester, I take a class period off, and teach a class on operant conditioning for one of my best friends. We show operant conditioning in action with Marcie, my beagle. We’ve done this for a bunch of years.<\/p>\n
So I left the house early, with her in tow. <\/p>\n
A meeting was scheduled in my classroom at 8:00 am, and the presenter met me outside my classroom as I am dropping my things off, so I take an extra few minutes to set up my computer and video projector for her.<\/p>\n
I then have 1st period, and I get two new students. One a new enrollee, who knows from where, and another kid is a REALLY poorly behaved student. Also one of my kiddos showed up, after a not seeing him for about two weeks, and he had to make sure everyone knew he was there. At first I thought it was the dog, but once I got rid of those two — the one went to content mastery, I sent the other out because he wouldn’t calm down.<\/p>\n
4th period, just as I finish lunch, my ELI specialist showed up. I knew she was coming but not sure what she planned. She observed me teaching 4th period, and we spent my planning period going over what happened and how I should do thing. <\/p>\n
I “fixed” the things she pointed out and taught my 6th period class. It was a good thing, but hard on the blood sugar apparently. <\/p>\n
I was absolutely done in 7th period, but I did finally make it home. Of course, no planning got done, and no papers got graded and I’m going to have to do all this weekend.<\/p>\n
My blood sugar is finally back down, but I’m up to 40 units again today with no additional calories.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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