i myself am not a diabetic but my son is so i am a little knowlegable in this area. he got it when he was 9 and now he is 17. i also have 2 children with autism and recently had a brain tumor but boruch hashem have survived it all and doing better. i agree with cofeefan and people that are not doctors or health providers should really not give advice on how to manage anything. i am sorry to hear rebetzin that you went so low, i dont think that is good. the lowest my sn ever went was 40 and right away he felt it cause he woke me up in the middle of the night with night sweats and shaking and boruch hashem i knew what to do. i insist that he check himself before going to sleep. on the subject of cakes and nosh yes i know its hard to keep to your diet esp. when everyone else can eat whatever they want, all i can say is try and hashem should give you extra strength,a dn i know that everyone is gonna yell but i tell my son to reward himself for doing a good job like buying an interesting computer game or a disk for his gameboy. some people will say that bribery but i spoke to r’ weissmandel and he said no its called positive reinforcement so its okay.
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