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Not Too High, Not Too Low: June 2010

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Not Too High, Not Too Low. Young and Type 1. We have decided to get pregnant, I've been logging my food and exercise religiously, I have given up beer, reviewed food logs with the dietitian numerous times, attended a CGMS. Class and had two hemoglobin A1C's of 7.0 in a row. ugh. I confided in my endocrinologist that I need more support. I need to be held accountable. Can I email her my logs weekly? Can she log into C arelink. Who is qualified to review my sugars how? Does not have a CDE. Nor a RN or APN.

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Not Too High, Not Too Low: Pesto

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Not Too High, Not Too Low. Young and Type 1. September 19, 2010 at 7:40 AM. Thanks for posting this recipe - Ive been nagging a friend to share hers and I dont think she wants to, so this is well timed. Now I know what to do! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Young and Type 1. We are a group of young adults with T1 in Chicago that meet once a month to chat. Find us on Facebook or click on the link above! Stuff I Like to Look At. Life on the Sunnyside. Wine or Yoga, What Would you Choose?

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Not Too High, Not Too Low: About Me

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Not Too High, Not Too Low. Young and Type 1. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Young and Type 1. We are a group of young adults with T1 in Chicago that meet once a month to chat. Find us on Facebook or click on the link above! Stuff I Like to Look At. Life on the Sunnyside. A Year in Review with Diabetes. Awesome Inc. theme. Powered by Blogger.

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Not Too High, Not Too Low: The Feel Good Doctor

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Not Too High, Not Too Low. Young and Type 1. The Feel Good Doctor. I got a call from my doc today to review my most recent blood sugars that I had uploaded and amongst all of our conversation back and forth she managed to give a little praise. Me: I have a complaint from a type 1, I'm getting low too often and as a result, fat, I've gained five pounds from all of the sugar I've been consuming, can we do something about that? Doc: yes, I agree you have been low often, let's adjust XYZ. Young and Type 1.

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Not Too High, Not Too Low: Wine or Yoga, What Would you Choose?

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Not Too High, Not Too Low. Young and Type 1. Wine or Yoga, What Would you Choose? September 29, 2010 at 6:22 AM. With the work days Ive been having lately Ive been more likely to choose the wine than the work-out, but Im not sure its the right choice.though its certainly okay sometimes. September 29, 2010 at 6:39 AM. I chose a chocolate chip zucchini cookie right after work last night. Theres always tomorrow for Yoga.right? September 29, 2010 at 10:25 AM. Young and T1 is still on! Cant wait to meet you.

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Beauty and the ‘Betes: A Diabetes Fairy Tale « Typical Type 1

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Is there anything new to say about living with Type 1 diabetes? Maybe not, but I'll try anyway. Beauty and the ‘Betes: A Diabetes Fairy Tale. By Jacquie Paul Wojcik. Once upon a time, there lived a completely unremarkable young girl. One day, she fell ill. And on that day, as she lay on the couch with a sore throat and a fever, watching inappropriate daytime television, she was visited by a Mysterious Ogre, who gave her a gift. Gather 'round, children, and listen to a story of self-pity. To check on the ...

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Not Too High, Not Too Low: Fat

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Not Too High, Not Too Low. Young and Type 1. I've finally come to terms with fat. Eating it that is. When I was first diagnosed the plan was to follow the standard ADA. In the last few years I have eaten. Butter. Do you know what. My fat-loving ways were recently validated by my new endocrinologist. She suggested that I drink whole milk instead of 2% with my morning oatmeal or eat eggs every morning to decrease post prandial spikes. Drink whole milk? I gasped. And then I said, I like you. He managed to m...

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Not Too High, Not Too Low: September 2010

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Not Too High, Not Too Low. Young and Type 1. Wine or Yoga, What Would you Choose? How Low Can You Go? First, I admitted that I needed help. I needed frequent blood sugar review and support from my medical team. I also needed emotional support from those that know what a low blood sugar feels like. I very proudly proclaimed #1 to my endocrinologist and when she did not respond, I went shopping for a new endocrinologist. I actually had to choose which one I wanted to review my life. I have to exercise cons...

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Not Too High, Not Too Low: Young and Type 1

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Not Too High, Not Too Low. Young and Type 1. Young and Type 1. We are community of young adults with type 1 diabetes who meet on the first Wednesday of the month to relax and spend time with people who share a common experience. You will be sure to hear tales of pump tubing caught in odd places and diasasters with carb counting. Next meet up is. 1 N Dearborn (corner of Dearborn and State). Chicago, IL 60602. Hope to see you there! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Young and Type 1. Stuff I Like to Look At.