______December 2008Day Date AM PM ≤2 >2 v
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Mon 1 --- --- 0 0 n
Tue 2 --- --- 0 0 n
Wed 3 --- --- 0 0 n
Thu 4 --- --- 0 0 n
Fri 5 --- --- 0 0 n
Sat 6 --- --- 0 1 n
Sun 7 --- --- 1 1 n
Mon 8 --- --- 1 1 n
Tue 9 --- --- 0 0 n
Wed 10 --- --- 0 0 n
Thu 11 --- --- 0 0 n
Fri 12 --- --- 0 0 n
Sat 13 --- --- 0 0 n
Sun 14 --- --- 0 0 n
Mon 15 --- --- 0 0 n
Tue 16 --- --- 0 0 n
Wed 17 --- --- 0 0 n
Thu 18 --- --- 0 0 n
Fri 19 --- --- 0 0 n
Sat 20 --- --- 0 0 n
Sun 21 --- --- 0 0 n
Mon 22 --- --- 0 0 n
Tue 23 --- --- 0 0 n
Wed 24 --- --- 0 0 n
Thu 25 --- --- 0 0 n
Fri 26 --- --- 0 0 n
Sat 27 --- --- 1 1 y
Sun 28 --- --- 0 0 n
Mon 29 --- --- 0 0 n
Tue 30 --- --- 0 0 n
Wed 31 --- --- 1 2 n
I lost track of my recordings and those in green are the only records I bothered with.
Being diabetic, I have to keep track of what I eat. (I haven't done a good job of maintaining this blog for most of this year...)
I should also keep track of how much I urinate after going to bed; this is an indication of how poorly I am dealing with my blood sugar. Hence ≤2 and >2 for how long I was abed before having to "offload" (units are in hours).
"v" is for vomiting. I've had the diabetic stomach problems and sometimes wonder if it is the food I've eaten or damaged nerves. A trait of diabetes (or so I'm told) is nerve damage that leads to poor emptying of the stomach into the intestines...
I know this is terribly self-involved but if I don't fret over this, who will?