| Nope, we took it head on. I am in Springfield, MO. We were right in the middle of the flooding. In fact, we still have areas that have roads under water. Even this morning, 4 days after the storms, we have cars that are being swept off the roadway on some low water crossings. Thankfully, I'm a city boy. LOL.
This week, we are forecasted for more rain, and some storms. Now we get the tornado season coming back to us.
As to the control, I am learning quickly that it sucks to go hypo. So far, I've only gone down to 55, but that was bad enough. I have some friends that have described their hypos as low as 30, and it scares the **** out of me. What happens if I'm alone and that happens? Sure, I've started carrying glucose, but what if I forget to grab it in the morning?
I don't talk about my feelings much, but this is one of the few parts of the whole **** disease I just haven't come to terms with.
Regards,
__________________  Darian A. Caplinger, EMT
Misdiagnosed as Type 2 on 12-20-2007
Diagnosed Type 1.5 (LADA) on 01-28-2008
Smoke Free since 12-26-2007
--- A1C RESULTS: 12-21-07 - 13.4  03-17-08 - 8.7  06-27-08 - 8.1
--- MEDICATIONS: MDI using Lantus and NovoLog Levothyroxine Simvastatin 81mg Aspirin
--- TEST KIT: Accu-Chek Aviva | 
