@kdfrawg Just reading what the National Institute of Health [niddk.nih.gov] says:
The A1C test result can be up to 0.5 percent higher or lower than the actual percentage. This means an A1C measured as 7.0 percent could indicate a true A1C anywhere in the range from ~6.5 to 7.5 percent. Health care providers can visit www.ngsp.org to find information about the accuracy of the A1C test used by their laboratory.
Clearly no one cares about accuracy in this industry.
@kdfrawg I just wish it were reflected in my A1C, but that's always a lagging indicator.
@matigo keeping Wordpress patched is itself a full-time job. Also, if I wanted to use Wordpress, I would have kept using it. :P
// @streakmachine
I’ve been using this Sugar Sense app for months and I just now found this “90 day average” screen.
Sadly my real A1C number was 6.5% (based off a blood test a week back), but it’s better than the 7.1% it was a few months earlier. At least things are trending in the right direction.
Feeling pretty good about this.
Only one day where my blood sugar was above 130 this month. Curious how long I can keep this streak going, especially since I will be on the road next week…
@matigo I saw what appeared to be my Prius in the drive thru line at Starbucks…as I was sitting inside ?
@kdfrawg it is easier some days than others. Next week will be somewhat of a test on many fronts (travel always adds some extra challenges).
// @jextxadore
