Diabetic Runners

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can I tell how much I love being a diabetic (Read 317 times)


The voice of mile 18

    not! I was going to run but for no real reason my blood sugars fell to the floor after some fignewtowns I check it and I was down to 48. not f@#$ing good. the fig newtons have kicked in and I'm coming out of the fog. that totally sucks and made me miss my run. grrrrrrrr

     Tri Rule #1 of Triathlon Training/Racing - If Momma ain't happy nobody is happy 

    jpnairn


    straw man

      Been there and can totally relate. All dressed up and too low to go. My sympathies.

      He who has the best time wins. Jerry

        Definitely one of the most frustrating parts of having diabetes! I detest lows (just coming out of a minor one myself), and especially when they interfere with a workout. It's hard not to make more of it than it is....but really, it's just one workout. Can seem like more of a disaster than it is when you're all charged up and ready to go. Hope your next workout goes better....or at least goes Smile
        Progress Trumps Pefection