Cumberland
Master
- Messages
- 14,659
- Location
- Cumbria
- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
- Dislikes
- Foodwise Nuts & Mushrooms (Vomit)
Goodnight all sleep well
Fbs 7.0. Tested again.... 7.6!!!! Highest ever since monitoring. I've gone off the rails this week with the 30th birthday celebrations for my daughter. Too much wine. Big piece of birthday cake, HUGE. Potatoes with my birthday dinner I ate instead of giving away. Pub crawl yesterday as the weather was glorious and it was hubby's last free day before he goes back to work. Too much wine. My favourite restaurant for dinner only to find that have changed their menu. (Jaws music here!).No tapas! Had halloumi....good choice you might think....But it was coated in breadcrumbs when it came! Chicken with.... rice. And I helped hubby with his banoffee pie dessert (due to the influence of the wine). Today I've dusted myself down, put the past few days behind me and put my best foot forward. Onwards and upwards. One meal today. Bacon, scrambled eggs and mushrooms. 3 x coffee with cream. Lots of water. 6.1 after 2 hours. Looking forward to checking fbs in the morning. Not dreading it as I was this time last night.
7.3 Thursday morning. I am not happy. I have only myself to blame (peanut butter on crackers last night), and my next A1C test two weeks from now. I started off the summer so well, eating right, losing weight. Now carbs are creeping back in, vegetables are out the window, and yesterdays morning's roller-coaster of FBG numbers (6.2 - 7.2) is worse today as 7.7 - 7.3 - 7.2. And that's because I'm hungry almost all the time no matter how much "good" food I eat, and the renewed realization that I can never look forward to a satisfying meal again.
Yes, I know things could be much, much worse. And I am grateful they're not. I'm just tired.
Hope your friend is okMorning All 6.7 at 0700 after a sleepless night. My poor chemo friend was very sick all evening and had to call an ambulance at 10pm. Now just me and her 16 year old Westie in the house. Dont know whats going on but have made two 999 calls in the last 10 days.
Not good but thank God for these wonderful responders.
Have a good day, safe travels, stay well.
Hi .... my sympathy to you and I dont know how long you've been doing this but I do find it does get easier as time goes on , but I won't lie in that it does take a good amount of time...7.3 Thursday morning. I am not happy. I have only myself to blame (peanut butter on crackers last night), and my next A1C test two weeks from now. I started off the summer so well, eating right, losing weight. Now carbs are creeping back in, vegetables are out the window, and yesterdays morning's roller-coaster of FBG numbers (6.2 - 7.2) is worse today as 7.7 - 7.3 - 7.2. And that's because I'm hungry almost all the time no matter how much "good" food I eat, and the renewed realization that I can never look forward to a satisfying meal again.
Yes, I know things could be much, much worse. And I am grateful they're not. I'm just tired.
The first time I went for one of those tests and I got the form it said dont drive so I cycled. - The reason they say dont drive is because of the eye drops which make everything bright for an hour or two. The sunglasses are the best idea !5.3 this morning and my first diabetic eye appointment so got my sunglasses at the ready- won’t look at all odd wearing them in these blustery gales!
Well I’ve gone back to my teenage days and am using my Dad TaxiThe first time I went for one of those tests and I got the form it said dont drive so I cycled. - The reason they say dont drive is because of the eye drops which make everything bright for an hour or two. The sunglasses are the best idea !