As someone's who's been Type II for over 20 years, here's my opinion:

You're stressing over the numbers, and it's driving them higher. It's the kind of self-fulfilling worry that happens to a lot of people over a lot of issues. (I know someone who worries so much about her blood pressure tests that it measures very high, and the more she concentrates on lowering it, the higher it goes.)

You have numbers that a great many Type II diabetics would kill for. (I wouldn't kill for them, but I might hurt someone pretty bad. < -- That's a joke.) Don't obsess over the individual tests. You can end up with lots of *data*, but not the right *information*.

Try some relaxation exercises, at least some deep breathing and stretching. I bet your numbers improve.

Remember, an A1c under 7 is considered controlled. You're doing really well. Focus on what's right, which is a lot.

I'm sure other members will chime in with helpful tips, too.