Kailyns blood sugars were stable all day. She was between 98-248 so a little higher than her target range, but we will take it. No hypoglycemia, which made us very happy. We realized that the breakfast insulin was miscalculated (figured it out today while I was thinking more clearly), which brings home the point that it is REALLY important to get things right.
We did miss soccer camp tonight though. Kailyn had a fever and a sore throat and was exhausted.(left over from the virus from the weekend??) Of course she perked up once the motrin kicked in, but we still got her to sleep much earlier than she has the past few nights. She seemed really sluggish at camp yesterday anyway. The camp has been keeping the kids up 1.5 hours past their usual bedtime. Sam was out cold by 6:30pm tonight. Hopefully we will make it to soccer tomorrow night, which is the last one.
I signed them both up for fall soccer today and they are both really excited about that.
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