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Hey Guys,
I'm heading away on a canoeing trip this weekend and wondered if anyone could offer any advice for managing BG levels. The last time I went canoeing was in my 'non-diabetic' days and i'm feeling a little aprehensive to say the least! I cope fairly well on days out walking when i usually start with a high ish BG eg. 12 and munch on a mars bar or the like after a few hours
The trip shouldnt be too intense, just a few bubbly rivers and lake paddling but i'm wondering whether the best tactic is to adjust my insulin or to take nibbles or both! bearing in mind that it might not be all that easy to eat and paddle!
Also any suggestions for ways to store my insulin so that it won't freeze.... I have heard snow is possible... :shock:
Thanks!!
I'm heading away on a canoeing trip this weekend and wondered if anyone could offer any advice for managing BG levels. The last time I went canoeing was in my 'non-diabetic' days and i'm feeling a little aprehensive to say the least! I cope fairly well on days out walking when i usually start with a high ish BG eg. 12 and munch on a mars bar or the like after a few hours
The trip shouldnt be too intense, just a few bubbly rivers and lake paddling but i'm wondering whether the best tactic is to adjust my insulin or to take nibbles or both! bearing in mind that it might not be all that easy to eat and paddle!
Also any suggestions for ways to store my insulin so that it won't freeze.... I have heard snow is possible... :shock:
Thanks!!