The recommended carbohydrate goals for someone with diabetes and CKD depend on various factors, including individual health, kidney function, and diabetes management. Generally, it is advisable to work closely with a registered dietitian or healthcare provider to develop a personalized meal plan. In most cases, a moderate carbohydrate intake is recommended, typically around 45-60% of total daily calories. However, the distribution and timing of carbohydrates throughout the day may vary based on blood sugar control and kidney function. It is crucial to monitor blood glucose levels regularly, adjust carbohydrate intake accordingly, and consider the impact of other nutrients on overall health, such as protein and sodium.