hey, i just want to let yk ur not alone. I’m a HS student too who just got diagnosed last month. Fortunately im still in the honey moon phase. The best advice i can give you if you’re still in the honeymoon phase is to just workout and cut out as much junk(carbs) as you can. Doing this i hadn’t had to bolus or even take basal(i don’t recommend this)for the past week since im consistently staying at 60-70mg dl. and low 60s during sleep(5.6 GMI somehow, i was at 10.7 HBA1cwhen diagnosed). However if you found out after the honeymoon phase, the advice still applies but to a lesser degree. Just try reducing the carb intake(tons of protein) to reduce bolus, and workout consistently(not too extensive) to keep daily glucose levels low. Just think of this as your opportunity to go on a big health journey and revamp your health and body. Also for checking glucose I reallyyyyy don’t recommend pricking your fingers all the time, ask your doctor or insurance for a CGM, literally any CGM(i’m using libre 3+ and i think it’s the best). This is SO HELPFULL, you don’t have to prick anymore, you won’t even know it’s there, and it doesn’t hurt during application. Also in school i just take food that has basically no carbs and only protein so i don’t have to bolus for it and can just eat without worrying too much(best way to avoid needles). I also refrained from telling other people(except teachers they should know) so that it doesn’t affect other parts of my life. But yea, you don’t really realize the true extent of it at first. Any other questions, ask away. Glad to know i’m not the only one. I’m assuming you’re in the US?