You know, some days this stupid disease called Diabetes makes me want to rip all my hair out and scream at the top of my lungs. Could something be any more frustrating? I mean, no matter how diligent you are, no matter how hard you try and no matter how much you log your numbers and your insulin intake and carbs - you sometimes wonder WHY AM I DOING THIS?? Because in the end, the disease does what it wants to in the end anyway ... all that hard work for what?? An increased a1c?? Holy hell yeah.
I don't get it. I don't think I'll EVER get it. I know this, but it never ceases to amaze me. My kids body just keeps throwing me for a loop.
Yes, D's a1c went up and I'm not happy about it. After battling a month of lows and decreasing her Lantus the day before the appointment, this threw me for a loop. I guess the only thing we could think of was that she was rebounding a lot from those lows, thus causing the higher a1c.
So, since cutting back the Lantus a few weeks ago, my kid has been HIGH - so danged high that the other day I couldn't stand it and had to increase her Lantus back to what it was. It still isn't settling as nicely as I hoped - but we're slowly getting there.
What the hell is going on?
BAH! All this before school starts. Great. They're going to want a plan - they'll be looking to me for advice, for what to do's, etc., and I can't tell them squat right now because we're flying by the seat of our pants at the moment. One more week is all we have to get this straightened out.
I just sooo wanted her to start off her school career on a good note and not have things so whacked out. Her teacher and EA are going to think I'm a nutjob. *sigh*
Damned disease.
In the meantime, despite this crummy stuff, we're trying to enjoy the last few days of summer. Going camping this weekend and a quick trip into the U.S next week for a couple of days to shop. A nice little getaway before back to routine. Although this summer has been so hectic with us going out of town and having company/family in for visits, I'm actually craving that stability that the routine will offer us once again ....
Till later.
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