Moving House with Type 1 Diabetes | She's Diabetic
Vložit
- čas přidán 17. 04. 2021
- Moving + Type 1 Diabetes: What could go wrong? 😅 ◉ Subscribe: goo.gl/ZfjYfu
This will be the 16th move of my life…can you believe that!?! Moving with Type 1 Diabetes is an art…and by no means have I perfected it (FAR from it!) but here I document some of my mishaps, missteps, tips and tricks along my moving journey, with several blood sugar checks thrown in of course! I hope you guys enjoy it!
Egg Roll In A Bowl Recipe
www.the-girl-who-ate-everythi...
Drawer Organizers
www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...
LET’S HELP ONE ANOTHER!
T1DCHICK
@t1dchick
/ t1dchick
INSULIN FOR LIFE
(Accepts donations of all kinds - including insulin! Helps those in need of insulin)
iflusa.org
GET INSULIN
(Insulin savings cards + resources)
getinsulin.org
JDRF UK
jdrf.org.uk
T1 INTERNATIONAL
(Grassroots Awareness + Advocacy, accepts donations)
@t1international
linktr.ee/t1international
MUTUAL AID DIABETES
(Accepts donations of Non Rx-Supplies)@mutualaiddiabetes
Linktr.ee/mutualaidbetes
**DISCLOSURE: I am part of the Dexcom Warrior Programme in the UK, and therefore my Dexcom G6 is very generously gifted to me, free of charge. Dexcom does not pay me to talk about their product, nor am I obligated to do so. All opinions expressed are completely my own.
◉ Facebook: / shesdiabetic
◉ Instagram: ShesDiabetic
◉ Share this video: • Moving House with Type...
Stress: A self induced feeling of inadequacy. Not to worry it'll go away.
🙏🏻
So glad to see your video. I cherish my insulin and understand how hard it is to move as a T1D.
Thank you so much 💙🙏🏻😘
Omg I always go low when I’m super stressed! Loved your video girl 🥰 I always get excited to see your stuff in my sub box!
Just wanted to say thank you for all your videos. You do a great job at delivering information without a “know it all” approach, combined with an unbiased point of view with just the right amount of personal preference from your own experience. I have been type 1 for about twenty years and have learned more from your videos in the past couple of weeks than I have previously. I rarely subscribe to any channel, however yours has been a must. I wish you continued health and success, and please keep the videos coming! Much appreciated, Dave.
Oh Dave! These words mean the WORLD to me!! THANK YOU!! I genuinely don't ever want people to think I'm 'preaching' - I just want to share my perspective, which I think can sometimes be helpful - even just to see things that go wrong for someone and realizing not to do it yourself - haha! Just thank you so much for your kind words, and for subscribing!! It's such an honor to have you as part of the community here, and also such a compliment to say you've learned from me - I bet I could learn a ton from you - my fellow 20 year t1d buddy!!!
i realize Im kinda randomly asking but does anyone know of a good website to watch new series online ?
Yes please make more recipes. Interesting to know visually. Makes it easier xxx 🌸
I recommend Dr osezele on CZcams for curing my diabetes with his herbs.
@@robertwhite807 Thank you I’ll give that a go xxx
@Sarah no but you can make it better. Two American guys have tailored a vegan plant based lifestyle that low in healthy fat and the go around the world tell you how to do it, I can’t remember their names but if you go on utube, they are BOTH type 1 diabetic and only take a tiny bit of insulin every day. Have a look and see. Thanks xxx
One of the guys names is Robby Barbara xx
Hello
Oh my gosh! It’s crazy how you did this type of video because my family and I are about to move to a different state here very soon! Though that was soo funny but very cool too 🙂 and my blood sugar will go down all the time whenever I use my arms/hands! 😅😅
Like literally half my closet is full of medical supplies! 😂😂 us T1D’s 💯❤️ love and joy your way 🤗
Love you and your videos, Andrea! ❤️Congratulations on the move and your new house looks beautiful! 🏡 “ Oh diabetes, you are definitely a funny one!” ;) Stay well with everything! Thank you for sharing all of the donation resources and your organization is very nice and impressive! Glad you were able to get the vaccine in the UK! We are so behind in Canada that i’m making the trip to the States for my second dose. Your T1D sister from Vancouver, 🥰 Eva
Hooray for the move, and well done for getting through it despite the blood sugar frustrations. I think you handled your sugars incredibly well for such an upheaval - you've got this! I hope you're feeling settled and thanks for the info for extra supplies - I too have some that could go to a better home. We're so lucky here to have access to what we need. Big love!
Thank you lovely Jen!!!!! I am feeling far more settled now - and just SO glad I'm on the other side of this move - it really took it out of me!! GAH! Have fun figuring out what you want to do with your extra supplies! We are the luckiest indeed!!! Big big BIG love to you beaut!!! 💙🥰
Hi Andrea! Thank you so much for sharing with us this kind of blog, this will be really helpful. I really love it if you can share with us those recipe videos, that would be lovely!!! :) Greetings from Colombia.
Andrea, you are the most generous person I know. Your heart is so big and full of love for others. Never change flower 🌸 xx
Hope you're enjoying the new place! Moving is stressful but once you're settled, it's worth it 💗 I love your channel, thank you for all you do!
Thank you so much!! We are far more settled in now and loving the new place - thank you!!! And thank you for your kind words my friend!! You are so sweet to say - it's truly my pleasure! I love making videos and comments like yours inspire me to keep going!! ❤️❤️❤️
Where are you? Andrea you are such an important part of my handling my own Diabetes. I rely on your vids, they have taught me so much and I greatly admire your daily motivation and your great simile! I do hope this is a pause of some sort and not you leaving CZcams!! Come back!
Hi James! Don't worry - I've not gone anywhere - just had a busy weekend with work so didn't get a video up this past Sunday - I should have one up this Sunday though! Please know I'll always be here! I love making videos and comments like yours really give me the inspiration to make more - so thank you SO MUCH for this!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@ShesDiabetic awesome!!! I'm relieved :-)
btw o you have a PO Box?
I have been in the same house for the last 4 years just because I hate moving.
And no matter how much you check, something is sure to be forgotten.
Boxes and boxes. Like hell ... I admire your performance. I wish you happiness in your new home.
Happy healthy days with David :)
Andrea,
Thankyou for sharing, and always your honesty in the tuff times.
It encourages so much when we know it's not just ourselves with this disease.
I have had a very unstable few weeks, highs not knowing why, still don't, but just keep increasing insulin, and fearful for when things change and the hypos come, that are hard to get out of.
Again thank you for your thoughtfulness to all,
God Bless, Rex
Oh Rex, firstly thank you for your kind words, as always! But oh - I'm so so sorry to hear of your unstable weeks! I, myself have had some VERY unstable weeks myself, including some insulin resistance that I just absolutely cannot get my head around! It's frustrating and discouraging to say the very least. All I can say is - I feel you and you are not alone. I wish it were all smooth sailing for us - but oh...far from it! Here's hoping for better weeks to follow!! God Bless you Rex! 💙🙏🏻
You are correct moving house is a stress and after that settle down the house hold is another stress but I'n bless that I'm using Blucon on top of my sensor which gives me alarms whenever my BS goes out of range. With Blucon life is stress free
now.
Oh that's excellent!!!! So good to know you have a system that works well for you - this is what it's all about!! YAY!!!
You are such a good person. Good luck with your new flat!
Thank you so much Jessica!! Thank you for watching!!🥰🥰🥰 💙💙💙
Hi Andrea! To move household is very stressfull, done it recently myself. Good work!
Oh so you KNOW the struggle of it all!!! It is very stressful indeed! I'm glad it's all over now 😂😅🙏🏻
This may be off topic, but I just started watching the crown and I was so surprised to see you in it. Think it would be neat for you to talk about acting with diabetes. Love your videos!
Haha - yes indeed! Well done for recognizing me! Thank you for your video suggestion - I think it's an excellent one! And thank you so much for watching!!
Ok. I am to the part of the video where you show all your supplies and you DEFINITELY have more supplies than we do! Sooo carry on 😆
I recommend Dr osezele on CZcams for curing my diabetes with his herbs.
Moving home is really an exertion. My sugar level went LO while moving home but thanks to Ambrosia's Nightrider and libre sensor which gives me alarm. This feature saved me that day.
Amen to that!!! And I’m so happy you have your Ambrosia sidekick!!! Yes yes yes!! Totally a moving essential!!
Yeah same for me, I did some heavy lifting up and down the stairs a couch and furniture. After about 10 mins my blood sugar went "low" on the sensor. Dropped nearly 50 mg/dl in a few mins. Moving is no joke, definitely requires some carbohydrate intake.
@@pickledrick5158 do use Freestyle libre sensor?
@@reneshawn9822 Yes the libre 2 sensor.
@@pickledrick5158 ok Blucon works with EU Libre 2 versions. I also tried it, it gave me readings with alarms without scanning the sensor.
Thank you for sharing the highs and lows, as sometimes it seems you’re in this on your own when your BGLs are running wild for no apparent reason. I have been running high for 2 days, nothing worked to bring it down, turned out to be a faulty Dexcom G6 sensor, and only found out by ringing the helpline for another reason. It must be tough when you are used to such straight lines on your CGM, I’ve never quite achieved such perfection, but am working hard to correct that situation. Love to know why you moved home and a new home tour please! I keep a plastic crate up in my walk in wardrobe with all of my diabetic consumables in, plus I pack 20 at a time insulin pump site change bags. I like your idea of a grab and go bag. Must add that to my list. I also keep a grab and go hospital or emergency bag after a few disasters with ER’s not trusting my CGM etc... another story.
moving household is anyways stressful. you did a great job. yes I get to know when I'm on LO/HI. I use my Libre sensor with AMBROSIA'S blucon nightrider which gives me alarms with HI/LO values on my phone without scanning my sensor. This feature is really helpful in situation like you underwent.
Hi Andrea! I love your channel, it's full of very valuable information, thanks for all you do for us! I'd like to know if you have made a video before about eating in restaurants. That's been a challenge for me, because normally we don't know the exact amount we're getting in a plate, so carb-counting before having the food in front of you is tough. How do you do it?
Glucose tabs tasting good 🤣🤣🤣 funny how everything tastes amazing when you’re low.
I always give extra supplies back to the pharmacy - in Ireland everything is free. Can’t begin to imagine what it would be like not to have that, I’m so lucky. Your video made me think that I should look at alternatives that could maybe help someone else.
Good luck with the new place, it looks lovely.
We are lucky indeed!! I'm so glad the video made you think in some small way - but equally giving extras back to your pharmacy is very good of you - some people (it sounds so shocking) throw extras away. Just breaks my heart!!! Thank you for your luck and lovely comments and for watching my friend!! 💙💙💙
Iam sorry you had one of those days..stress lowers my sugar as well..hope the move was ok otherwise and you feel at home and can rlax a little. sending good energy and strength
Thank you, my friend!!! I'm doing so much better now! ❤️
@@ShesDiabetic Im very happy to hear...so you can concentrate on the new place and all the good stuff :)
Wow, I didn't know about Smile.Amazon. I feel bad that I bought a box of low carb bars (NuGo Slim Bars) and didn't know about Smile. Well, now I added Smile and now donations will go to my favourite SPCA charity. FYI, I'm learning SO much from your channel. Cheers. 😺
Don't worry!! You know now and that's all that counts! How fantastic that you signed up to the smile service - I'm totally delighted!!! And awesome that your favorite charity was on there too!! What a WIN!!! 🥰
happy house to you and david💑
I can understand how tough it is when we moving house. It's a stress and strike up the sugar level. Thanks to god I'm using Nightrider and when I was moving house I was getting continuously readings and alarms with number on my watch. I even don't need to carry my phone as while moving I was not aware where my phone was this stand alone feature helped me this way.
Hi Andea. I keep our (my daughter’s and my own) diabetic supplies in the pantry😊. Frees up drawer space
I recommend Dr osezele on CZcams for curing my diabetes with his herbs.
A great video, thanks for sharing this 💚
A Type 1 diabetic here in Gaza suffers from the need to supplements but not because of the need of money -but also some of us need that- but most important because of the Israeli siege, imagine that until today I am a T1D since 24 years and I haven’t tried any type of CGMs ! Trying to get my first package that I have ordered before a month ago but still waiting for it ..
Oh my goodness, I honestly can't even imagine. I really really hope you're able to get the supplies you need ASAP. I feel very lucky to have the abundance that I do and wish the same for you! I truly hope you know and feel how much I wish you this 🙏🏻
@@ShesDiabetic Thanks for your kind words, really appreciate your feelings 💚
Your new flat looks awesome! Your fiancé is a very lucky man!!! 😀😎
Oh the flat is very excellent INDEED! And the fiancé - you're right! He's VERY LUCKY!!! 🥰😁😘❤️
Miss your videos, can't wait to see a new one, hope you are doing well :)
It's interesting how much stress can impact your BG... Also, I love how organized your supplies are!! Best of luck with your 16th move :)
Isn't it so interesting!! I agree!! I'm always surprised! Thank you for your love on my organization front, I do love to organize - just call me Monica!! Wishing you all the very best my friend!! :)
Very informative, I’m also going to use this opportunity to recommend Dr IGUDIA on CZcams who cured my type 2 Diabetes with his natural herbs medication
Stress is a big blood sugar trigger for me. Raises mine terribly.
I recommend Dr osezele on CZcams for curing my diabetes with his herbs.
@@robertwhite807 Uh what u literally can’t cure t1d 🤡
Hello
@@zoemccarthy3040 exactly type 1 is autoimmune. I have type 1.5 or LADA latent autoimmune diabetes in adults. My pancreas is shutting down. Can’t cure it. It’s an autoimmune disorder.
@@zoemccarthy3040 this doctor can cure you from your virus
had you double checked that dexcom climb w your glucometer?
Sorry about your stress bb. I've been missing you.
I'd love to see more recipe videos :-)
Thank you so much! I shall do this! Keep an eye out!!
Like always I enjoy your videos. T1 D 59 yrs I too am very blessed with insulin supplies. Due to very good insurance I keep a 6 month plus supplies on hand at all times. I would like more information on how to help others with supplies. I know it is very expensive. Keep up the good work you give out lots of good information.😃
Thank you so much Joanne!! Your comments always bring a smile to my face - you just are so lovely here, always, so thank you thank you thank you!! I'm SO glad you have good insurance that allows you to have a good supply on hand at all times - the dream!!! Wishing you a wonderful week ahead my friend! 🌞😊
Agreed mental factors make a difference. I meditate to help bring down reeeeally high sugars
That’s SO FABULOUS!!! I’ve done the same before and really should do more of this!! The brain body connection is so so strong!! Thank you for sharing!! 🙏🏻
Your moving could have technically qualified as a resistance workout. I am T1D and go to a gym to do a mixed routing of weight training and aerobics. The aerobics bring me down, but the weight training brings me climbing upward unless I am careful, the climb can last 6 to 12 hours and then -bang down I go at a rapid rate. Often in the middle of the night! Careful planning, during and right after the activity of a correction bolus if it starts rising at the wrong moments plus strategic snacking with high protein, low carb foods can prevent the overnight low.
Nice video thanks... I love my libre but I don't need to scan it much as I get automatic readings on my phone every 5 minutes as I'm using Ambrosia's Blucon Nightrider with my Libre to get readings on my phone without scanning. I can connect it with my watch also. Most important is it gives alarm with numbers even without scanning the sensor. It helped me a lot whenever my glucose goes HI/LO. Great product and easy to manage.
That's what it's all about - finding what works for you and living your best life making use of the tech that we have! I'm happy you found something that works so well for you!!! I know a lot of people do the Bluecon nightrider and Libre combo!
Interesting that you had your pump on your arm. It looked so smooth to disconnect too. I would have thought that would be a difficult location with the tubing and all. But it sure didn't look like it just now. Where is your G6? Do you usually keep the pump on your arm? and g6 wherever it is? The new place looks very nice. Thank you for all that you share. It is so encouraging to learn tips and tricks and attitudes to get one through very hard days. Why 2 different infusion lengths? Yes to recipe videos?
I love an arm site! I find it and the upper back easiest to disconnect - which I really appreciate the convenience of! I usually have my G6 on my stomach or back of arm. In this instance, it was on the other arm. Thank you so much for your kind words friend!! And for watching! :)
Такая позитавная)) и ьакая запаслива.
Спасибо!
Health insurance in the US isn’t very thoughtful about supplies. I can only get a 30 day supply of everything. It get frustrating for sure
I hear you!! I hate living that close to the supply chain like that - and then often times the new supplies are delayed and it's a panic that occurs 12 times a year! GAH! I wish there was a different way...! :(
And I'm so glad you've found Dario so helpful Mary!! I collaborated with them on a video and did that because I was so impressed with how you could test as many times as you wanted - this is SO important!! I'm happy it works so well for you!!
Hi Andrea, hello from Nanaimo! Congratulations to you and David. I'm a T2D and using a freestyle libre, which is a game-changer in terms of my treatment. My issue is that I have highs and lows in a short period of time. I know T1D and T2D are comparing apples and oranges but do you have tips on keeping level blood glucose readings? BTW, I too had a bad reaction with the covid vaccine. It laid me out for several days. Cheers and Best Wishes Steve
Thank you so much Steve! I'm no doctor, but some things to think about - are you eating fast acting carbs/sugar? That can create a spike. Are you on insulin or just tablets? If insulin take your FSL reading to your doctor and see if they can adjust your rates - actually take these readings to your doctor regardless as they might be able to help! I also find eating a little higher in fat and lower in carbs helps me see more level numbers, just generally. I really hope this helps!
@@ShesDiabetic thanks Andrea for the tips BTW, I’m on Metformin and Glyberide
Wow, David decided to move to the UK with u
My birthday is Tuesday 4/27, when is yours? 😁
The last time I moved, my blood sugar kept rising all day. the bank kept delaying the transfer of funds for our mortgage until the very end of the day (friday), we were out of our previous rental house and by the time the completion took place I was sky high with all the stress, none of the moving activity lowered it. I drove over to the new house in a van packed with some of our stuff and then crashed sooo hard. didnt have any low supplies with me as they were in the car with my wife. typical
Oh my goodness!! That is SO STRESSFUL!!!! I can't even imagine!!! And of course the low supplies were elsewhere - isn't that always the way!!! 😭
Afternoon Andrea. It’s worth having a look at two guys who Mater diabetes, even type 1. I found them and think it’s worth a look. Totally up to you. One guys name is Robby Barbara. Just a thought. It’s a vegan diet though, so might not be your thing. Have a lovely day. 💕
Yes! I was on a vegan diet and followed these guys religiously!! I had to stop because I had some pretty serious stomach issues crop up, but initially I felt so good on it and my insulin sensitivity was very good too. Sad I can't tolerate it :(
@@ShesDiabeticI think it’s a learning curve and you seem to really know your body and it’s needs. Everyone is different and it’s a very difficult disease to manage. X
for me managing diabetes is very easy as i'm using ambrosia's nightrider blucon with my sensor. There is a feature in their app 'food insinght' which is very helpful to know which food is affecting my diabetes.
T1 for 11 years...BG at 69...even when I see it on my meter I say NICE as I'm chugging glucose tabs. NICE!
😅😂
very courageous.... during all this activity it is very essential for us to look after the BS also but not possible to do the finger prick in between or do scan the sensor, better we should have such device on sensor which could give sensor's reading automatically to the phone without scanning the senor. I have Nightrider Blucon which gives my sensor's reading on my phone and watch without scanning my sensor so I usually stress free while doing such activity.
I've been using libre sensor for past 2 years with AMBROSIA'S blucon nightrider to get readings on watch and phone without scanning the sensor. Wether Libre 2 gives alarms but still we have to scan the sensor to get the bg value. with nightrider blucon we even don't to scan the sensro, it give HI/LO alarts without scanning the sensor. It's a complete CGM.
Quentin Quarantino 👏😂
Hi Andrea do you keep your soft 90 in the refrigerater bevor you use it . I like watching your Videos i use my leg now to since i watch your Video thanks
Thank you so much Wera! Soft 90? Do you mean the infusion set? I don't keep that in the fridge but I'm not sure that's what you meant? I only keep my insulin in the fridge. Sorry if I've misunderstood!!
@@ShesDiabetic yes i ment the infusion set i bin told is beder when they cold to go in true the skin
Interesting even in 40C heat here in Australia over 45 years I have never had insulin go off, even when playing golf at 32C and the insulin is in the golf bag with no cooling.
That's so excellent! I find it depends on the pump I'm using and it's closeness to my body too! But that's very excellent to hear your experience because you're in warmer temps than I by far and it sounds like you'd had no issues - this is great!!
Your life and the lives of all Type 1's depend upon insulin supplies and support materials. Imagine a world in which those needed infusion sets, hypodermic syringes or even insulin became difficult to get. The pandemic has demonstrated to us all that even everyday items can become in short supply, and yes, you are doing the right thing by maintaining a well stocked base of supplies. This is a protective measure all diabetics need to take. Do it, now!
Let me just say as a mummy. You should of made and taken a sandwich 🥪 with you hehehe 😝 really though you looked so tired the day before you moved. I’m so please your feeling better. Also, HAPPY NEW HOME 🏡 looks beautiful honey xxx
what do you do when you take your pump off to prevent a hard low and it keeps beeping at you??? i find it to be so annoying even when i take a long shower it keeps beeping saying its been to long without insulin delivery. Any ideas??
I take it off, but don't stop insulin delivery - bad! I know! But this is the best way I've found to do it considering Basal iQ and everything like that. I hope this helps friend!!
@@ShesDiabetic thats great to know!! i wouldnt have thought to do that honestly. Thanks!!
😘😘😘😗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
❤️❤️❤️💙💙💙🥰🥰🥰
Allahu Akbar thought the xenomorph will jump from the screen for a second hhhh ripley currently playing alien isolation and its my favorite game ever
Hahaha - LOVE IT! I'm so so so glad you enjoy the game!! I had such incredible fun working on it!!!
@@ShesDiabetic thank you just finished it couple days ago and oh my God cant describe how I love it I hope they make a sequel and you continue as Ripley and may Allah heal you from diabetes
JUST EAT SOMETHING SOLID.......LIKE A SANDWICH AND WATER............RECOGNIZE YOUR SUGAR BETWEEN EATING AND FEELINGS.........ALSO I HAVE DIFFERENT SETTINGS ON MY BASAL PROFILE WHEN TIMES LIKE THIS HAPPEN AGAIN...................
Thanks!
JUT TO TELL YOU, I WAS BORN IN 1969 AN WAS DIANOSED IN 1973. I LIVED IN BROOKLYN NEW YORK AND THATS WHEN THEY TOLD MY PARENTS I HAD TO GO TO CHILDRENS HOSPITAL IN SUNSET CA. IF I WANTED TO LIVE .I WAS'NT SUPPOSE TO LIVE 7YRS........I'M 51YRS OLD........BUT WITH MY MOM AND DADS LOVE , THEY WATCHED ME AND MADE SURE I ATE HEALTHY , WATCH MY BLOOD SUGARS AND MOST IMPOTANT......TAKE VIATIMINS..........LOVE UR CHANNEL.....DANIEL
Ok so it doesn’t just happen to me. When I work late or have to get up at 3 or 4am and want to go to bed. I can’t cause I’m low. I f-ing hate that!!!!
I recommend Dr osezele on CZcams for curing my diabetes with his herbs.
scary when u dont have your supplies.
OMG🤦 My daughter got diagnosed 4 months ago with Type 1 and yesterday evening she went so high and wouldn't come down no matter what. Then today afternoon she came crashing down😩. I feel like I don't know what Im doing!!! This is so hard and scary😞
Hi sorry had to reply hope you dont mind. It can be so hard and still early days you need to give it more time and will get easier.How old is ahe my girl has just turned 12 and diagnosed at 10. Learning still all the time your doing great ok xx
Not at all. Thank you so much for caring. She's 9. This has been a nightmare. She got diagnosed 3 weeks after my dad passed away and she was very close to my dad. He was a very present dad and grandpa. So imagine the emotional roller coaster we are in. We are 1 week in dexcom and seeing what her glucose does can be overwhelming. I guess this is a learning process that never ends.
@@loidielopez1071 ok yeh sounds similar to us we dont have anyone who has it either so all completely brand new just hard with school too. Hollie at high school now and we do struggle. When shes out of range fingerprick her as dexcom cannot cope to well when out. We on omnipod pump aswell. Nights can be tricky its all trial an error im on Facebook so can message me anytime ok x
Omg! Check out Moms of Type 1 Diabetic on Facebook! I joined when my girl was diagnosed and it's so helpful!
Thank you so much❤
good lock new palace
Thank you!!!
Oh Andrea, don't panic stack insulin. Your body can only deal with so much at a time and you'll only cause lows later on along the way if you overdose
Tetrahydrocannabinol.
david not British. ??
I think diabetes ALWAYS has other plans!
Yikes, yeah, I can tell you’re low: your eyelids are droopy, like mine do when my BG is dropping. Sorry. 😔
Ah, yes, a wonky site will do it.
Forgive me if you’ve heard this already-my endocrinologist said anytime I have consistently elevated BGs, to change my site.