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<blockquote data-quote="Grant1969" data-source="post: 2133076" data-attributes="member: 473881"><p>I'm by no means an expert but as difficult as it is I think going to sleep when your readings are that low is very unadvisable, having something to raise your levels and then seeing how you feel once the numbers have risen is safer because sometimes sleep can be mistaken for unconsciousness. </p><p>It has become apparent that when your blood sugars are high or low people tend to get overly emotional and either become tearful or angry. For the diabetic it's confusing because you don't understand where these, sometimes powerful, feelings are coming from and for the carer it can upsetting and difficult to remember that it's not the real you that's reacting this way. Trying to get your blood sugar levels on an even keel and bearing in mind that acting out of the ordinary is unfortunately part and parcel of the condition.</p><p>Hope you get things levelled out soon and you start to manage better, like myself, everyday is a lesson and we just need to learn.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grant1969, post: 2133076, member: 473881"] I'm by no means an expert but as difficult as it is I think going to sleep when your readings are that low is very unadvisable, having something to raise your levels and then seeing how you feel once the numbers have risen is safer because sometimes sleep can be mistaken for unconsciousness. It has become apparent that when your blood sugars are high or low people tend to get overly emotional and either become tearful or angry. For the diabetic it's confusing because you don't understand where these, sometimes powerful, feelings are coming from and for the carer it can upsetting and difficult to remember that it's not the real you that's reacting this way. Trying to get your blood sugar levels on an even keel and bearing in mind that acting out of the ordinary is unfortunately part and parcel of the condition. Hope you get things levelled out soon and you start to manage better, like myself, everyday is a lesson and we just need to learn. [/QUOTE]
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