After living with their condition for a while, most persons with type 1 diabetes begin to notice inconsistencies in what happens to their blood sugars (or those of their d-kids) under what are believed to be identical circumstances and/or insulin doses and meals. The most common mystery I hear is when insulin requirements may seem almost non-existent for a period of time and prolonged low or normal range blood sugars reign during or following an illness. Carb containing foods may seem to be consumed in large amounts with little effect on sugar levels. Another common scenario is when someone has repeatedly low blood sugars all day despite repeated efforts to treat them. And these events occur
APRIL NEWSLETTER March was a very busy month for Sugar Surfing. April will be even busier. This is the April 2018 Newsletter for Dynamic Diabetes Management Inc, a 501(c)(3) public non-profit educational charity. BOOK DISTRIBUTION: March Sugar Surfing™ print books sold: 265 eBooks are being steadily ordered across the globe (over 30 in March). Sugar Surfing is now in over 65 countries in e-book or print format. Thank you for supporting our mission to change the way diabetes is managed worldwide. eBooks for newly diagnosed: due to greater awareness, we have sent a record number of books to newly diagnosed patients and families (over 50 in March). We define 'newly diagnosed' as 90 days or less
