Re: [IPp] Do you ever suspect that there is some activity in the pancreas?
I know what you mean. For us, especially in the morning I will have a ratio
set that is working fine to eliminate highs....then all of a sudden I will
have to change it back several "notches" to avoid post bfast lows....for no
particular reason. My doc said something about so many things affecting
insulin sensitivity that it is hard to know if their bodies just get more
and less sensitive. I do know that they have looked at insulin production
in the typical type 1 and found it to be zero.....
Kristen
Mom to Will (dxd at 9, pumping since 10 now 12), Joe 14, and Katie 16
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 11:38 AM, Lisa Hepner <email @ redacted> wrote:
> This is such a random question, but sometimes I feel like Gavin's pancreas
> gets jumpstarted. He will have pretty consistent numbers and then wham
> get
> socked with low after low with no change in activity, diet etc. Lately he
> has really been struggling with lows. Also, his need for insulin has not
> increased much in the almost six years that he has had diabetes. I am
> sure
> it is just the nature of the disease, but it is so perplexing to me.
> .
>
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Just Dance........
Kristen Bridgeman
(812)378-9719
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