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Argh I'm an idiot, stacking advice

shivles

shivles

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LO came home from grandma's with a BG of 16.9, gave a correction dose 4.15pm, then she had tea just over an hour later which I bolused for as usual forgetting to use the calculator to account for insulin on board. Presumably I need to be alert for a hypo now? How bad is this likely to be? Including her mysugr entry for info
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Depends really... for any levels above 12.0 I have to double the normal correction factor..so your levels may surprise you.. depends upon your body though.. best just to keep an eye on....
 
Jaylee said:
Lol, I empathise.. Do you think the kid had something "sneaky" from the nan? You know the thing? "One of these won't hurt."
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Not from my MIL as my OH was diagnosed at 10 months however it could be another family member, she looked like she had chocolate on her dress...

You live and learn, I should go with them next time but I just wanted a few hours to myself! It's hard when you've only 2 people willing to babysit (MIL/FIL they are a godsend)
 
shivles said:
Not from my MIL as my OH was diagnosed at 10 months however it could be another family member, she looked like she had chocolate on her dress...

You live and learn, I should go with them next time but I just wanted a few hours to myself! It's hard when you've only 2 people willing to babysit (MIL/FIL they are a godsend)
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Bingo!

Your entitled to "me time".. That ain't no crime.

I used to "dad sit" so my mum had a night off with her friends.. Well, once mutual for em both.. My dad had dementia.
I am aware these things can be trying..
 
shivles said:
She peaked at 22mmol in the end

Fed up, try to help and just made it worse poor kid
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THe most important thing about this is that you need to shrug it off and take each day as it comes. Living with T1 is like that. Sometimes it misbehaves and sometimes the person with it misbehaves. Take each day as it comes and celebrate the victories. With the care you are taking there will be more of those than the misses.
 
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