I do want to give Hannah all the credit here for that A1C!!   To say I was completely blown away when we got the news was an understatement. The hospital had neglected to send the blood work results to the office and I didn't have a clue. I thought the nurse prac. was going to flip her lid!! She was so excited. She kept high fiving Hannah and told her that she just had two teenagers before her with an A1C over 10. She wanted to know what the differance was. I told her that Hannah is "in charge". She probably doesn't have the stress of me bitching at her all the time that it was time to change her set and I don't have the stress of trying to figure out how to work it around my schedule. In fact, I have no idea what Hannah's schedule with her set changing is half the time. She documents her bs and sets the pump for any changes every three days. It is just totally awesome. I never in my wildest imagination would think that it would be that low. She has neer been below 7.2 since she was diagnosed 5 years ago. I'm really proud of her.

How did the trip go that I blogged about earlier? Not to well... I am worried about Hannah's ability to take charge of remembering to eat snacks thru out the day when she is with her friends and doing "activity". She again had night time lows that we dealt with . But hopefully in a year... and she'll be more mature. Heck, she must have something down to get that A1C!

So for now... things are going okay.