Advice needed

I struggle with lows and I am trying to navigate them as I go on this journey...Lows are usually in the night, when I wake up between 3 and 4 am and I drink a little bit of juice and eat a few crackers and wait for it to get normal and sleep once it is normal range and get a couple hours more sleep, usually low late afternoon to early evening...They have lowered my insulin to 30% of what it was a few weeks ago due to the lows....The lows scare me.

I keep orange juice, honey and hard candy around...I get up between 6 and 7 am and have to bring it up again because it will be slightly low, because I have to do chores and bring it up with those listed items. I have a horse farm and labor intensive am and and pm chores. I get it up enough in to normal range to not worry about having a problem whilst doing chores I live rural so if I go down in the barn no one would notice and you cant see my truck stuck at the barn so it would not be until work got nervous if I did not show.. I drive to my work only 20 minutes away and pick up Breakfast on the way... Test before I eat breakfast and usually in normal range because I bring it up to normal range before doing am chores. I work all day and before the drive home I test and if low I drink a tiny bit of orange juice and some crackers or a candy because rush hour can make drive time triple so I want to get there safely...I test when I get home before going in the barn to do pm chores and if low normal or low by this time it usually is, I continually suck on candy until chores are done that takes me an hour to an hour and one half once again because the lows can sneak up and present pretty quickly and I have to get through the chores.

After chores it is the time of my evening meal and I have driven the numbers up via candy whilst doing chores that compounds with the evening meal and has the two hour post meal reading higher than It would had I not sucked on the candy to get it out of low or make it higher until chores are done....

What food would be a good choice to get the lows up pre pm chore and not cause the rises that I experience because of the candy and meal all within an hour and one half to two hours...I actually hate sucking on the candy but worry more about the lows or driving a low normal into lows whilst doing chores..I tried the be kind bars but got higher numbers after the meal than with the candy which is a quick jump up.. So the highs after dinner are inflated from dealing with the moderately lows before chores...

Weekends I spend most of the time in the barn stripping stalls to the ground, hauling shavings and moving the hay into position for the next week and trimming hooves and whatever needs to be done with the horses....I need a food that keeps me out of the lows, that I can carry with me in the barn and use moderately to keep out of the lows but try and slow down the forced highs after dinner... weekends almost always I am low or low normal and keep food going in and suck on candy....but the candy I want to use more on an emergency basis and have something else I can snack on between meals that will keep it normal...any ideas for a food that will rise it enough to get and stay normal during the chores but not compound with the follow up meal?

= Are you doing a blood test before you drive to breakfast or when you get to breakfast. Getting behind the wheel and potentially hypoing is very very dangerous and you are right to be scared of these hypos.

I test every time before getting in a vehicle due to the lows I experience...even if in low normal I raise it to get me from point A to point B since I know it can drop fast. I spend more time forcing a raise to insure I am safe on the road or in the barn and the numbers are represented higher in the meter history than would be because I have to make them higher unnaturally. But I am super careful about testing before I drive...If I go to the market I test before I head out then do my shopping and test before I head back home. Any time when it is low or low normal I raise it to mid normal to high normal to make sure it is safe for me to drive. I have pushed it over 200 a few times when it wasnt coming up fast enough I rushed the process and added too much sugar.

How high are your levels going after dinner only a few times in the last month a little over 200 mg/dl but mostly 130-180 which is in the normal range according to the paper they gave me, but it is a fake normal when I am sucking on candy to get through chores.