My blood sugars have been improving over the last month or so.  Other then last week’s holiday highs, they have been better.  I’m looking at about a 30 day average of about 130-140, which for me is probably one of the best month averages that I’ve had.  I’m looking for my A1C to also be the lowest it’s been.  Which reminds me, I have to schedule that appointment soon.  I actually just now e-mailed my doctor to get a script sent to me for the bloodwork.

This is a big weekend for sports for me again.  The most important is that the Eagles play the hated Giants, and it’s a huge game in a lot of fashions.  First, we have to win just because it is against the Giants and they beat us earlier this year.  Secondly, we have to win if we want to have any chance at all to make it to the play-offs.  The next big event is that tomorrow is the ACC championship game which Virginia Tech is playing Boston College for the 2nd straight year.  People counted us out, but if we win this game, we automatically go to a BCS Bowl game, so whose laughing now!  Finally, tomorrow night is the first Panthers game I’ll be going to since I left for the holiday.  I missed 3 straight home games, I don’t like that.  That also reminds me (I seem to be reminding myself of a lot of things), that I recorded last night’s game and I have to watch it before I check the article online.

So, how does all this relate to diabetes?  You know how, because I’m trying to prove a point that even though I have diabetes, I live a normal life.  So even though I talk about blood sugars and A1C and these type of things, I don’t ever talk about complications really because I live my life just like the people who don’t have diabetes, except I prick my finger several times a day (ok, maybe only once sometimes, but don’t tell me doctor!)

Well, everybody have a great weekend and hopefully you all cheer for my Eagles, Panthers, and Hokies!

Fly Eagles Fly, Go Cats Go, Hokie Hokie Hokie Pride!

Wait….the workday isn’t over yet!