That’s odd: Weight measurement disparity (and good news)

I just popped on the scales, but did not get the same value as when I was weighed at the doctor’s. There is a disparity of (when converting KG to lb) 2.2 lbs. Which I know is little more than a rounding error when it comes to human weight fluctuations, but still, I found it odd. It is still down from my last weight check, so the trend line is all still good.

In related news, I measured my lowest blood sugar level since I started tracking it. A 12.6 mmol/L. That measure was taken right after waking up following a deep and refreshing night’s sleep. It is up to 13.5 mmol/L now. I’m guessing this is because my body is waking up and wants me to have lots of energy or something. This gives me hope that the new treatment is working.

1 thought on “That’s odd: Weight measurement disparity (and good news)”

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    @Matt

    I’m calling this a win.

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