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<blockquote data-quote="RosieLKH" data-source="post: 596906" data-attributes="member: 108816"><p>I'm the same. Mine was 9.7 this morning. I've tried a bedtime snack, but it makes no difference. I haven't tried testing before I get up though. Even if I do, once I do get up my BS will be rising won't it, so it'll still be going up to those levels even though I've already tested. For me it starts to come down 2 hrs after breakfast and gets lower and lower through the day, rising after meals, but getting down into the 5s.</p><p></p><p>As I have only recently been getting any control at all over my BS I understand it'll be a while before I get this fasting one down, but how important is it? I mean, am I doing any serious damage to myself by having a higher pre-breakfast BS?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RosieLKH, post: 596906, member: 108816"] I'm the same. Mine was 9.7 this morning. I've tried a bedtime snack, but it makes no difference. I haven't tried testing before I get up though. Even if I do, once I do get up my BS will be rising won't it, so it'll still be going up to those levels even though I've already tested. For me it starts to come down 2 hrs after breakfast and gets lower and lower through the day, rising after meals, but getting down into the 5s. As I have only recently been getting any control at all over my BS I understand it'll be a while before I get this fasting one down, but how important is it? I mean, am I doing any serious damage to myself by having a higher pre-breakfast BS? [/QUOTE]
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