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I am also a type 1 diabetic with plenty of experience in the marijuana smoking department. I have had a lot of variable blood sugars while smoking marijuana and am pretty sure every person's response to marijuana, BG-wise, is different. Also, marijuana can sometimes lead to cravings for foods that are high in carbs and thus raise your sugar that way. If you have a regimen now that is working for you, with a sound diet and insulin in addition to any smoking that you're doing, that's great. I doubt you'll ever be able to get marijuana medically approved though, especially since there are therapies (insulin) that are proven to work for diabetes management. And you'll have a hard time convincing a doctor that you can afford the marijuana but not the insulin. So keep shooting for those good sugars but probably don't count on any kind of medical approval for an illegal drug.
Good luck and I hope things work out well for you.