| I'd keep some of the glucose tablets in my desk or purse, within reach, and take them if needed, just as you'd take an antiacid for upset stomach or an aspirin/tylenol for a headache.
Also, can you get up and go to the bathroom at any time? If so, keep a bottled soda in your purse and just grab your purse and go to the bathroom if you're low.
Its hard to believe a company would be so rigid as to not allow a diabetic to have hard candy, but seems the glucose tablets would qualify as food.
__________________ T2, diagnosed 8/31/06.
Byetta 5 mcg
HCTZ 12.5 mg every other day for BP
Enalapril 20 mg 1 daily (ace-inhibitor)
Lower carb dieter (approx. 75 total carbs/day, more on weekends), taking chromium, multivitamin and fish oil tablets Initial A1C 8/06: 9.6
11/06: 6.2.
03/07: 5.3
06/07: 5.4
10/07: 5.3
05/08: 6.2 (right after dealing with shingles and bronchitis)  | 
