I have been having the same issues and as it starts I check my sugar and I am crashing at about 30, I have been lower and don't know where I am. I try to eat every three hours but it still happens in the evening. I woke up last night and had to eat something to get my sugars up they were down to 40.This is very scary, I am seeing an endococdisis at the end oF March made the appointmentin December they are hard to get in. I wish you good luck and I hope I can find out what's wrong but everything I try has not worked. I have also notices my gland are swelled in different areas of my body, don't know if this has anything to do with it.

Thank you.  I am having a hard time getting enough water in and I also have had a sinus infection - I am finally on antibiotics for it. I have been really dizzy when I stand up. 
I go back to work tomorrow. I drink a lot more water at work because I am on the phone all day.

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Thanks.  It was really hard maintaining motivation over the 10 months wait, but as the weight came off then the insulin requirements went down.  It's like a huge release of tension, my doctor was very resistant to my coming off any medication 'too early' so I've had to keep pushing.  He doesn't believe in the good effects of surgery or the Atkins diet so I keep rubbing his nose in the results to try to challenge his prejudices...LOL.  I presume that your need for insulin has decreased, but will never go down to zero?  I went in for the RnY, but because of my anatomy there was too much risk of a leak, hence the vsg.  The RnY would almost certainly have meant coming off insulin almost immediatly, but with more side effects than the vsg. 

I'm a type 1 and a pumper - Loved the fact that i could lower my basal rates for during and after surgery. With going the laband route - might take a bit longer before your off the insulin (if you go off of it)

To avoid post op low sugars, I had increased my bg targets to be set a bit higher. Though talk to your dr before hand and get a set up so you can know where to set your settings. I had basal patterns set in my pump to go from 40% to 60% - could of ran temp basal rates all the time, but I wanted the patterns already programed in and ready to go post op. All these things worked out great for me.

Good Luck