Tanikit
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Welcome to the world of sugars - its a nightmare - we try to blame the food, but then there is exrecise and how busy you were that morning and what your other hormones were doing and how your own pancreas responded. If I were I would just keep testing and see how it goes and keep eating as best you can - no one's perfect and getting perfect sugar levels is not the only thing worth living for (in fact I am beginning to think that it is not worth living for if that is all there is)
As a vet we treat dogs and cats with diabetes and even though they eat exactly the same amount of food at exactly the same time of day every day and do about the same amount fo exercise, there sugars still vary a lot - that I suppose is life. If its up once in a while and down once in a while its ok.
As a vet we treat dogs and cats with diabetes and even though they eat exactly the same amount of food at exactly the same time of day every day and do about the same amount fo exercise, there sugars still vary a lot - that I suppose is life. If its up once in a while and down once in a while its ok.