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<blockquote data-quote="Tracey69" data-source="post: 431551" data-attributes="member: 34890"><p>Hi </p><p>Sorry to hear yoour news.</p><p>Stress will make your sugar levels up an down fo a while until you start to come to terms with what happened, not easy i know.</p><p>You may find you have to adjust your indulin levels a little.</p><p>Hope all is well and settles quickly for you, but please don't worry regarding your sugars as that won't help either.</p><p>Take care</p><p>Tracey</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tracey69, post: 431551, member: 34890"] Hi Sorry to hear yoour news. Stress will make your sugar levels up an down fo a while until you start to come to terms with what happened, not easy i know. You may find you have to adjust your indulin levels a little. Hope all is well and settles quickly for you, but please don't worry regarding your sugars as that won't help either. Take care Tracey [/QUOTE]
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