All week my blood sugars have been erratic. I check, I bolus, I change my infusion sets, HIGH Blood sugar! What the heck? I am doing all the things I always do. (Ok, maybe I am slipping a bit.)
After all the hard work I have been putting into having such great numbers I should not be having high blood sugar.
It could be because I have been working A LOT and getting less sleep. I mean working like going to work 9-5pm then coming home and doing a bunch of side projects that have been taking...
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Source: First DataBank
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