I’m gonna need a padded cell

On Thursday night I had my intake interview with Matt from Diabetes Training Camp. About and hour before my scheduled time for the interview I freaked out because I didn’t know what I was supposed to talk about but I was assured that we were just going to talk over the survey I took and that there was nothing to worry about.

So Matt calls and says that I pose a very large challenge for him and his group (I don’t think it’d be me if there wasn’t some challenge involved). The challenge I’ve set forth for them is dealing with my blood sugars while swimming. I don’t know if you recall but during the Bottomless Triathlon my blood sugar went from decently high to dangerously low in a very short amount of time. Let me reiterate. VERY. LOW. IN. VERY. SHORT. TIME!

So, it sounds like I’ll get to spend a decent amount of time in the pool, which is fine by me, I need to do that. I’ll also get to spend some time with Jim Carr for assistance with the CGM (which, I’ve still not blogged about, I know, I’m behind); and Carrie Cheadle the Sport Psychologist (which is good, I wanna know what to think about while riding my bike upwards of 4 hrs, it gets interesting in my head as it is right now).

Oh, and as far as which cell I’ll need, padded, regular but alone, regular with others; it’ll need to be a padded cell, that way they have somewhere to put me for the protection of others when I go low