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What was your fasting blood glucose? (with some chat)

Diabeticliberty said:
Pug's are absolutely fantastic little dogs and I hope yours gets better really soon. Good blood sugar numbers too Kathleen my luvverley :)
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Hi I have two black pugs, Louie is 9 years old in November and Elle was 10 years old in August, we bought Louie when he was a puppy but we took Elle in at 4 years old she was an ex breeding *****, we had her spayed straight away no more puppies for her, she would have been pregnant every season just for greedy owners then sold on at 4 years old has too old to have more.
She is a fabulously loving little dog never far from your side,Louie is a little more independent comes to you when he wants unless your male, he will follow my husband everywhere and cuddle up to him. I'm tolerated when my hubby goes to work.
We have had all kinds of pedigree dogs for nearly 40 years and all where fantastic dogs we miss them all! K
 
Goedemorgen voor jullie al mijn kleine muizen die in oude windmolens wonen. This morning I took a look at Jesse's diets (Fast Show fans take heed) my blood sugars have mostly been 3.3mmols. May you all have a most excellent Tuesday. Kites are required today as it is all rather windy in these here parts.
 
6,7 mmol/l this morning, way too high for me. I like to be in the 5s and can usually manage it.

I can't even walk this down this morning as my feet are still feeling the aftereffects of my 20km walk on Sunday. I need to give them a rest or I will do some damage.

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Hope you are all having a less frustrating day than I am

Pavlos
 
Diabeticliberty said:
Goedemorgen voor jullie al mijn kleine muizen die in oude windmolens wonen. This morning I took a look at Jesse's diets (Fast Show fans take heed) my blood sugars have mostly been 3.3mmols. May you all have a most excellent Tuesday. Kites are required today as it is all rather windy in these here parts.
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Morning mr d ‍♀️
 
pavlosn said:
6,7 mmol/l this morning, way too high for me. I like to be in the 5s and can usually manage it.

I can't even walk this down this morning as my feet are still feeling the aftereffects of my 20km walk on Sunday. I need to give them a rest or I will do some damage.

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Hope you are all having a less frustrating day than I am

Pavlos
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Hope you have a better day tomorrow pav
 
pavlosn said:
6,7 mmol/l this morning, way too high for me. I like to be in the 5s and can usually manage it.

I can't even walk this down this morning as my feet are still feeling the aftereffects of my 20km walk on Sunday. I need to give them a rest or I will do some damage.

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Hope you are all having a less frustrating day than I am

Pavlos
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Hey Pav you are always lower so let' keep this in context. You have suffered a teeny tiny minor blip. We both know you will nail it. Yes of course it is frustrating but diabetes will be frustrated with you when you kick it up the proverbial six. I hope your feet get better soon. 20km is a hell of a hike :)
 
Good morning...............6.2.Quite a disturbed night,70+mph winds here,so lots of noise.The local scout hut lost its entire roof,and local warnings were not to venture out as trees were down and a road blocked,so much excitement here!The reports sounded more dramatic than it was,so we had phone calls from our children in Devon,Sussex and France to check that we hadn't been blown away.Having extra chats with them was a bonus!;):):)
 
Morning all. 5.7 today. We hid everything away last night because of the high winds, but it didnt really affect us as much as we thought it would . Pleased about that, but thoughts are with the others who were badly hit. We have been in 2 dreadful storms and it is really quite frightening. The clean up can take forever. But the skies yesterday afternoon were amazing!!!!!
 
Glenmac said:
Good morning...............6.2.Quite a disturbed night,70+mph winds here,so lots of noise.The local scout hut lost its entire roof,and local warnings were not to venture out as trees were down and a road blocked,so much excitement here!The reports sounded more dramatic than it was,so we had phone calls from our children in Devon,Sussex and France to check that we hadn't been blown away.Having extra chats with them was a bonus!;):):)
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Sounds a bit precarious. Please take care today as the winds are set to still be a howling. I walked my dawg last night and there were trees blown down all the way through the wood where my puppy likes to do her doggie things.
 
Kentoldlady1 said:
Morning all. 5.7 today. We hid everything away last night because of the high winds, but it didnt really affect us as much as we thought it would . Pleased about that, but thoughts are with the others who were badly hit. We have been in 2 dreadful storms and it is really quite frightening. The clean up can take forever. But the skies yesterday afternoon were amazing!!!!!
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I bought a kite and sent it up last night. Can you please send a taxi to pick me up as the wind kinda carried me off a bit? Please ask the driver how much for a return to England from Australia :)
 
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