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    Ruined Lie-in

    I was woken by R.

    "You're going off, babe."

    I could hear the screeching siren of a long ignored alarm on my Medtronic pump, muffled somewhat by the fact that it was buried underneath my stomach. Extricating it roughly and unwrapping the tubing from around my body, I glanced at the screen.

    LOW 2.6 (45)

    "I'm low" I mumbled. I reached across to get my testing kit, but it seemed to take a monumental effort. I let the black nylon case fall on to my chest, unopened.

    "Babe."

    No response.

    "Babe, you were going to do a test." He digs me in the ribs. "Come on babe."

    Several minutes later, the low confirmed, juice grabbed from the window sill and my blood glucose beginning the slow upward climb, R is drifting gently back to sleep.

    "Seven thirty seven" I say, to no one in particular.

    "Seven thirty seven?" mumbles R. "What's seven thirty seven?"

    "Too early to be awake on a Sunday morning when we've got nothing in particular to do with the day" I respond. "Damn low blood sugar, ruining my lie in."

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    Oh Caro... damn low blood sugar, indeed.


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