Over the past few weeks, Kelsey's implemented a system of working smarter, rather than harder, to maintain her blood sugars. Follow along here to find out what she's learned!Little Changes, Big Difference
Little Changes Big Difference
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part 1:Blood Sugar Trends
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part 2:... Read more
Over the past few weeks, Kelsey's implemented a system of working smarter, rather than harder, to maintain her blood sugars. Follow along here to find out what she's learned!
Little Changes, Big Difference
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part 1:Blood Sugar Trends
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part 2: Food Composition and Insulin... Read more
Did you miss the first posts in this series? Catch up before reading on!
Little Changes, Big Difference: Introduction
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part 1: Blood Sugar Trends
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part2: Food Composition and Insulin Timing
For me, the single factor that leads to most of my unexpected low blood sugars and... Read more
Did you miss the first posts in this series? Catch up before reading on!
Little Changes, Big Difference: Introduction
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part 1: Blood Sugar Trends
When deciding the quantity and timing of an insulin bolus, another important question to ask yourself is: "What's in my meal?" Along with your current blood... Read more
Read Kelsey's intro to the 5 part Little Changes, Big Difference series
As I attempt to bolus more accurately, I've found the one of the most important questions to ask myself "pre-bolus" is: "What is my blood sugar doing?"
Note that the question isn't "What's my blood sugar?" because that answer only provides part of the... Read more
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