well, I may have just had my best day since starting pumping …
I was at the doc a couple weeks ago and told her my last A1c was a 6.0. She said "Wow, that's great, when was the last time it was that low?" I started to say "I not sure it was ever that low" but instead it occurred to me that "I don't know, maybe back when I was 6?"
Ahh, the little places we try to find at least a little humor in all this…
Thanks for stopping by
Scott
Today’s snarky comment: Hope your day is as awesome as I am!
Oh, yea. Title suggestions:
Smooth Operator
In the Zone
Scott’s Camel has Twelve Humps
A Tale of Two Dinners (or are those two peaks an early dinner and a pre-bed snack?)
Read It and Weep
The peak about 4pm is normal for me, I’m probably going start my evening basal rate at 4 instead of 5. The one about 9pm was a late dinner actually. My evening numbers tend to run high esp between 6pm and 9pm and then usually trend down pretty quickly to a more normal level by about 10:30 or so. Been trying to get a handle on that pattern for quite a while, getting closer on it, but it still drives me nuts some evenings
What a beautiful picture Scott!!! If I had a CGMS - ehgads - and printed up my BG’s over x amount of time - it would look like a Salvador Dali painting. Keep up the good work.
what program did you use to get that pic. i have the minimed cgms but havent gotten around to downloading it since i have a mac and its a pain to log onto the minimed site with my ancient laptop.
Good job! There is nothing more attractive in a man than a graph like this, wink, wink! I love these reports, they really help me change my basals without as much fear as I had before. I just do spot checks on the times that look off to make sure the CGMS was close to accurate and boom, I make the changes. Liberating for a control freak like me.
that is a beautiful picture! are you restricting carb intake? I find that I am usually out of goal 2 hours later, but generally back in place by 4 hours, thanks to the duration of action of my insulin. But you don’t seem to be higher than 160/170 at all. that is pretty amazing.