I’ll not give you the whole day, just the range we experienced.
It started with a high of 355 corrected to a scary low of 40.
The average range is 70-150 for Blaine. That means he was
nearly twice as high as he should have been and nearly twice as low. That low
took forever for him to come up from too. Two juice boxes and 4 glucose tablets
later he had only come up to 57.
I wanted to scream, or cry, or just go back to sleep and
wake up to our old normal. I should be way past wishing for the old normal.
Other kids his age are off at all kinds of camps this
summer. Guess how many Blaine has done? Zero. None. Not one single camp.
How am I supposed to send him off to even a half day camp
with numbers like that?
Next week he will do a three day mini- basketball camp. I
plan to sit in the lobby. In contrast, his younger sister is doing three weeks of
camps in a row. What am I doing while she’s away? Definitely not worrying. I’m
taking advantage of that time to run errands, or run the neighborhood…with
Blaine, because for now he needs to be with me.
Please let me look back on this one day as the "Remember your 1st summer with diabetes? Look at you now!" Please let that happen.
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