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Group 7-day waking average?

2.8 for me but I know what caused it
 
Yep it's the balancing act of how much insulin to have upfront and how much to have on the extended wave because of the gastroparesis - I didn't have enough upfront this time so did a small correction to counter a 16.1 which, in theory worked because I was 5.7 at 2 am but then it got more complicated because I'd had a earlier dinner than usual so the 3am basal boost was too much...and if you can follow that you're very,very clever:D
 
AJLang said:
Yep it's the balancing act of how much insulin to have upfront and how much to have on the extended wave because of the gastroparesis - I didn't have enough upfront this time so did a small correction to counter a 16.1 which, in theory worked because I was 5.7 at 2 am but then it got more complicated because I'd had a earlier dinner than usual so the 3am basal boost was too much...and if you can follow that you're very,very clever:D
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I'll take your word for it! 😉
 
2.3 at 4.30am stupid gastroparesis - now feeling very nauseous :(
 
Mate I am not used to this praise at school it way always could do better ( a lot better ) 🙂
 
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