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csquared3210

2 years ago

I want to sleep, but my blood sugar won’t let me

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graymatterwithacomplex

2 months ago

I’m very sleepy but if I go to sleep now I’ll just be up again very soon cus I will be low and have to wake up again so I just stay up longer and wait for it to go low while awake

Definitely how that works 👍

(I’m way too tired for this to make sense)

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let me sleeeeeeeep t1d

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graymatterwithacomplex

4 months ago

Being high all day and NOTHING bringing it down then taking insulin RIGHT before bed just for it to FINNALY FUCKING WORK AND DROP WHEN I NEED TO BE SLEEPING

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graymatterwithacomplex

1 year ago

@goat-and-a-pig has been begging me to post for a while. So here it is :)

Some of the fandoms that I am in are: TOH, amphiba, GF, SU, tadc, svtfoe, WoF, and probably more that I can’t remember rn

I read quite a bit but not as much as I would like to. I am a ambient wheelchair user, and I have T1D.

I can kind of crochet and I paint and draw

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gottadotherightthing-blog

5 years ago

12 Signs of High Blood Sugar and 8 Tips to Prevent Sugar Spikes

Our body naturally has glucose, or sugar, in the blood. When the levels of blood glucose are normal, our body’s organs and cells get energy. But, when they skyrocket, it becomes dangerous for our health. If

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crazyturtletree

1 year ago

Heey!

So this is for Type 1 diabetics.

I have been type one Diabetic for 13 years and not so long ago i developed a fear of needles. But not in the way that i universaly hate them. I had given infusions and i plan to be a veterarian. But in a way that when i want to change my infusion set (90 degrees type) my fingers block down and i can't press those buttons.

Does anybody have any ideas how to stop it from happening? I went to a psychologyst but it did not help. Maybe someone had this problem

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