Well, Loretta, I am very glad for you that it was only a passing thing....

I learned that I just cannot do more than a few small bites of oatmeal,
without risking a spike....

Maybe you had such a small amount that it quickly came back down, of its own
accord. Don't forget about the salubrious benefits of the beyetta, also....

Yes, it has been a delightful day down here in Virginia Beach.... The high
for the day was only about 76, which was a very welcome relief from the
oppressive heat we have been having all week.

Tonight, I am planning to watch the Rusell Crowe movie, "Master and
Commander".... It is supposed to be good. The musical theme is in the
repertoire of the small choral group that I sing with. It is really a very
easy piece, musically.... I like doing it acapella, rather than with
accompaniment, because it seems more pure that way.

I hope you are having a very pleasant evening, up there in Brooklyn. By the
way.... I noticed there was a tornado up there in the last couple of days. I
do hope it did not hit near where you are.

Will, T2

I believe your day would have gone very differently with a couple of
scrambled eggs. The protein would have given you a long lasting slow
output of blood sugar such that your liver might never have dumped on you.

Too many of my mornings have been ruined by oatmeal.

Ahh, now I get it.  This has happened to me.  I felt low on the ride down,
wasn't really low when I tested but ate anyway because I felt so low and
then tested and was not high from the eating.  I require insulin with all
carbs eaten, so the fact that I didn't go high from the eating proves (to me
anyway) that I was on my way down.  My hypo symtoms are different when this
happens, than my usual hypo symptoms.

KC