Re: you know? it really is a strange feeling.

[Guest guest]

Hi Mark, that's how it has worked for me. It took me about a month to stablize

my bg's. After thet, I've been in very good control ever since.

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To: blind diabetics <blind-diabetics >

Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 10:23 AM

Subject: you know? it really is a strange feeling.

 

I know my body has been use to high sugar levels for so long, that now having it

down for the past seven days is making me shake all over like some thing isn't

right. my lunch time sugar is 127. this is the lowest it has been in a very long

time and I hate the way it makes me feel. I'm thinking this may last for as long

as a month before my body will adjust to the normal level of under 120. I've

heard many times from those doctors and other diabetics, that if you can get

through the first month of having good control then you got it made and will

start feeling better when your sugar is where it should be. I now know exactly

what they are talking about. 127 feels really bad to my body right this moment.

[Guest guest]

Once You've acclimated to normal blood sugars, you'll feel really bad when your

bg goes high. Which is a good thing since your body is giving you correct

information at that point. Right now, your body is masking the bad feelings from

high bg's because it is how it adapts.

Dave

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you know? it really is a strange feeling.

I know my body has been use to high sugar levels for so long, that now having

it down for the past seven days is making me shake all over like some thing

isn't right. my lunch time sugar is 127. this is the lowest it has been in a

very long time and I hate the way it makes me feel. I'm thinking this may last

for as long as a month before my body will adjust to the normal level of under

120. I've heard many times from those doctors and other diabetics, that if you

can get through the first month of having good control then you got it made and

will start feeling better when your sugar is where it should be. I now know

exactly what they are talking about. 127 feels really bad to my body right this

moment.