fall down, get up
Aug. 26th, 2014 06:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dbtcanonSo, after about a month of doing really well as far as diet and checking my blood sugar and all that, I had about a month of...not. I mean, I tried not to hop on the crazy train as far as diet goes, but I certainly wasn't watching what I ate or checking my blood sugar that often. I think I just got really frustrated when I realized my supplies wouldn't hold out. That combined with my general feeling of being ill-informed when I leave my doctor's office just led to a little bit of a shutdown.
But I'm picking myself back up now. I started with just sporadic, once a day testing, and I was getting some up-there numbers. The highest was 180, but there was one day where I woke up with a fasting blood sugar of 130. But today I saw my first 92 (two hours after lunch), and it was such a relief.
My next A1C is in about three weeks, and I'm hoping doing relatively well 2/3 of the time will be enough to bring that average down at least to 6.5, if not below it.
I sort of fell off adding all my stuff to this blog, but I've got some stuff on my myfitnesspal that I'll start adding in later today.
But I'm picking myself back up now. I started with just sporadic, once a day testing, and I was getting some up-there numbers. The highest was 180, but there was one day where I woke up with a fasting blood sugar of 130. But today I saw my first 92 (two hours after lunch), and it was such a relief.
My next A1C is in about three weeks, and I'm hoping doing relatively well 2/3 of the time will be enough to bring that average down at least to 6.5, if not below it.
I sort of fell off adding all my stuff to this blog, but I've got some stuff on my myfitnesspal that I'll start adding in later today.
