This morning I woke up and my blood sugar was 255. Ouch.
So I bolused in a correction. I had a baby shower for my cousin's wife at 1pm and I had to get ready. I took a shower got ready and left to pick up my other cousin because she was coming with me. I got to her house at around 12pm. I felt fine. Nothing unusual going on.
We proceeded to the baby shower. We got to the place in about 40 minutes. Upon arrival my head started hurting, I thought it was because I had not eaten yet. We get...
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