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Wow Philly.. am impressed by your progress the last few days, way to go. You’re doing good, keep it up! Of course it was a Bank Holiday...

So not only outside normal range, it's always worth the occasional fingerprick to get to know your Libre. I wish mine did too! I...

I have to admit my libres give me a good 10/15 minute heads up on an impending low before I get the early symptoms. In the early days...

Seven days on the bridge, day three: I had read that you can put a corn of cob in the oven, leaves and all until the leaves are...

I think the fact that you took insulin to cover it is another win. Keep at it, keep posting, you are doing so much better than a few...

Ah. I see. I'll think about that. Pro - might get some kind of answer, assuming he knows something about the rest of my issues. Con -...

Unlikely with a hba1c having sat at 40 - 42 for ages, and having gone up from 34.

My Libres tend to read lower than a fingerprick by 0.8 - 2 mmol/l at any range below 11, including hypo levels. They've done so since I...

I have had the same recently. Despite having HbA1Cs in the 30s for eight years I have recently developed Raynauds and peripheral...

Interesting tht your GP thinks he's an expert on T1 but cannot explain what he means or produce relevant papers. (Spoiler: Those papers...

Can it be you simply need more food? You're losing weight, being hungry can make you feel shaky even if blood glucose is fine. Food is...

The current NICE guidelines do state there is a phased implementation of rollout of hybrid closed loop systems which does include people...

Doesn't very much sound like 'naughty' food to me, more like a pretty normal snack, especially because you took insulin for it. That's a...

Peckish again after my evening meal, craving 'naughty' food. Just had an 18g bar of chocolate (10g carbs per bar) and some belvita...

Sugar hits very fast (treats a hypo within 10 minutes for instance) so I would expect you'd see an effect, especially if you use a...