Bouncing Sugars,

[Guest guest]

Well my sugar's have been bouncing this week. Today they were 155, yesterday

they were 187, Friday 130 Thursday 128 before lunch, and in the mornin' 167

Wednesday before supper 111 and in the mornin before breakfast 126. I'm really

trying hard to keep them below 120, but can't seem to make that happen.

Any suggestions?

If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how often

would I think of God?

If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how often

would I think of God?

[Guest guest]

Count those carbs and reduce the consumption of them.

Bouncing Sugars,

> Well my sugar's have been bouncing this week. Today they were 155,

> yesterday they were 187, Friday 130 Thursday 128 before lunch, and in the

> mornin' 167

> Wednesday before supper 111 and in the mornin before breakfast 126. I'm

> really trying hard to keep them below 120, but can't seem to make that

> happen.

> Any suggestions?

>

> If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how

> often would I think of God?

>

> If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how

> often would I think of God?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Increase your medication dosage.

Bouncing Sugars,

> Well my sugar's have been bouncing this week. Today they were 155,

> yesterday they were 187, Friday 130 Thursday 128 before lunch, and in the

> mornin' 167 Wednesday before supper 111 and in the mornin before breakfast

> 126. I'm really trying hard to keep them below 120, but can't seem to

> make that happen. Any suggestions?

>

> If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how

> often would I think of God?

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

What are you eating and when do you take your medication-and I forgot what

kind of med are you on? Are you counting carbohydrates? Keeping the number

of grams of carbs at a consistant level helps a lot with keeping the BG

down.

Bouncing Sugars,

Well my sugar's have been bouncing this week. Today they were 155,

yesterday they were 187, Friday 130 Thursday 128 before lunch, and in the

mornin' 167 Wednesday before supper 111 and in the mornin before breakfast

126. I'm really trying hard to keep them below 120, but can't seem to make

that happen. Any suggestions?

If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how often

would I think of God?

[Guest guest]

I take my sugar in the morning round 7:30 and then eat and then if I

remember I check it round 11:30 AM. And I'm on Lucinipril and Glukafage.

If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how often

would I think of God?

Bouncing Sugars,

Well my sugar's have been bouncing this week. Today they were 155,

yesterday they were 187, Friday 130 Thursday 128 before lunch, and in the

mornin' 167 Wednesday before supper 111 and in the mornin before breakfast

126. I'm really trying hard to keep them below 120, but can't seem to make

that happen. Any suggestions?

If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how often

would I think of God?

[Guest guest]

Charting is the key to know how your body handles your carbs and medications

and exercise level. Keep a record of the time, total grams of carbs

consumed, medications dosage, and activity level. If you keep a record of

bs measurements for before breakfast total carbs consumed and two hour post

breakfast measurement, then you will know how the body handles the carbs

consumed in the morning and do the same for lunch and dinner. Once you have

mastered bs level control, then you do not have to chart all the time. You

can then only chart when you recognize that something is wrong and

discontinue charting once you have identified and corrected the problem.

Charting, keeping a record is the key to bs mastery and blood glucose level

control. Remember your glucose monitor is the diabetic's best friend. It

does not praise you. It does not scold you. It just tells you how it is.

What more can you ask of a good friend?

Bouncing Sugars,

>

> Well my sugar's have been bouncing this week. Today they were 155,

> yesterday they were 187, Friday 130 Thursday 128 before lunch, and in the

> mornin' 167 Wednesday before supper 111 and in the mornin before breakfast

> 126. I'm really trying hard to keep them below 120, but can't seem to

> make

> that happen. Any suggestions?

>

> If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how

> often

> would I think of God?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Don't take offense, but you don't know what bouncing is. I've been type 1

for almost 40 years, and I couldn't count the times I've gone from 40 to

350, and back again, in the same day. <smile> Don't worry, you'll figure

it out, it just takes time. Once you figure out the carb thing, and begin

to understand how activity or the lack thereof, affects your bg readings,

you'll do much better.

Dave

Bouncing Sugars,

> Well my sugar's have been bouncing this week. Today they were 155,

> yesterday they were 187, Friday 130 Thursday 128 before lunch, and in the

> mornin' 167 Wednesday before supper 111 and in the mornin before breakfast

> 126. I'm really trying hard to keep them below 120, but can't seem to

> make that happen. Any suggestions?

>

> If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how

> often would I think of God?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dave. This is all so new to me.

If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how often

would I think of God?

Bouncing Sugars,

>

>

>> Well my sugar's have been bouncing this week. Today they were 155,

>> yesterday they were 187, Friday 130 Thursday 128 before lunch, and in the

>> mornin' 167 Wednesday before supper 111 and in the mornin before

>> breakfast

>> 126. I'm really trying hard to keep them below 120, but can't seem to

>> make that happen. Any suggestions?

>>

>> If I was as sure of God as I am about the ground beneath my feet, how

>> often would I think of God?

>>

>>