Hmmm, a diabetic. THAT's something I know aabout. *chuckles* I made a significant change to my diet about 2 months ago and adjusting my insulin dosage has been tons of fun.<br/><br/>On the bright side, my A1C has dropped to under 7.2 for the first time in years.<br/><br/>On the dark side, I fight daily with taking too much, or too little insulin and while I loved life savers as a child, I'm getting tired of them now... particularly as I can't have the pineapple flavor and have to pick them out... and no one has the Orange Creams! *sighs* ;)<br/><br/>As a side note, unless someone took them, Sean has a partial roll of life savers in his pocket if she needs a boost back into the normal range. She just has to mention that her glucose level is dropping and she needs to eat. There's a number of uncomfortable levels before coma that can be just as dangerous. When I first started on injections, I took a shot a few minutes too early one morning and ended up in the ER with a reading of 34. 10 minutes is a big deal sometimes.