Are Girl Scout cookies bad for you?

Every year at this time of the year, the requests for purchasing (and thus consuming) Girl Scout cookies comes upon us like a great wave of sugar and enriched bleached white flour. I will admit two things about this uniquely American phenomenon: 1) My youngest daughter is a girl scout, so I am required as a parent to engage in the selling of the beastly delights, and 2) I like Girl Scout cookies. So as someone with Type 1 diabetes, how do I reconcile these conflicts? This year I am hyper-focused on my training for the Charlottesville 10-miler running race, so I am able to "just say no" to the sweets more easily than usual. But I also understand that with the advent of the insulin pump and a lot of miles run and calories burned, I can have a cookie or two without any real damage done (the A1C's and daily blood sugars do not lie). Yes, I can discipline myself to just 1-2 cookies. They're good, but not THAT good.