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Mighty late on this one, but dreams morphing into kaleidoscopes and other feverdream-like sequences can be a sign of rapid and/or severe hypoglycemia. I'd wager that while during the day she intuitively binges herself to sugar levels which would cause physical discomfort for most people, in the night it's complete freefall down to the bare minimum her mistreated liver can sustain. Again any sane and healthy person would experience enough discomfort in such a hypo-induced nightmare to wake up and correct it. But she's apparently so used to the constant up and down escalator rides of glucose flooding her system, it merely registers as weird dreams for her.She said she keeps seeing kaleidoscope mandalas in the middle of the night, right...? I think I may have an idea
This also explains How This Healthy Nutrition Blogger Has Beeten The Beetus And Her Doctors Hate This Trick, if you average out the batshit insane highs and lows over time you probably end up with a somewhat "healthier" A1C than expected (6.X still being complete and utter delusion). Neither her eyesight nor her feet will care all that much for what the numbers supposedly say though
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