My partner with glycosilada of 8.2

Hello everyone.

My partner debuted in 2013 and is with 8.2 Glico.

I do not know what to do to help her because the problem is that she has developed an atrocious fear of clicking more bolus.

I have tried everything.

I am desperate and worried.

@Cashi, is a problem the fear of hypoglycemia.I don't know if something serious happened to him.
There are bombs that avoid them, I don't know what their treatment is, but one should have one that would give them peace of mind.

Thank you very much regina the truth is that it has not had any serious event but that fear was generated and we do not know what to do

@casri, the flat insulins now barely give hypoglycemia and if they appear they are very soft and easy to solve., you don't have to have any fear, my daughter notes them quickly and recovers them without any problem, you can even give yourself the pleasure of taking something rich. Nothing serious happened in 30 years.
In addition the alarm of the sensors of now warns in time.
I am most worried about hyper, the hypos are solved very simply, with simple jellys or a little cocacola ..

Thanks Regina, hopefully my wife understands it

@Casti, perhaps what he needs most is diabetological education to lose fear.
8.2 is a very high glyc that can bring effects in the medium term.

Thanks @ruthbia, I know, that's why I'm worried.She has already gone to education, psychologist ... I think she would help her talk to other diabetics, she still does not assume it and if she doesn't leave it ... you have to click more and more bolus every time, if not ... thank you

Hello.
Tropecos in my beginnings I was many times in 8 or more, thank God I had no effects.
Now I am 7,2-7,3 and my goal is 7, which my endocrine says to be a objective considered good. The case is that if one day you spend something you no longer get it, it takes patience ... and will.
Yes, I am also afraid of hypoglycemia, especially at night, that's why I have the alarms in my sensor in 75, it gives me time to take something before I have a "low glucose event."

Thank you very much @cacharro