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Bebo321
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Bebo321

Well-Known Member, Female, from Somerset

Bebo321 was last seen:
Dec 28, 2019
    1.  
      lorraine121362
      lorraine121362
      Hi it's me again! just want to ask a question what should my blood gulcose. Be before going to bed..
      Oct 14, 2016
      2. Bebo321
        Bebo321
        Hi there, how are you getting on? What are you finding your BG levels at bedtime? Ideally it's always best to maintain blood glucose levels within the 'normal' range (which isn't always easy). Is there anything I can help with?
        Oct 14, 2016
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      noblehead
      noblehead
      Aug 17, 2016
    3.  
      Simon1970
      Simon1970
      Hiya, can I ask about coffee; particularly espresso. Ok the odd shot of caffeine or steer clear? Thanks
      Aug 10, 2015
      2. Bebo321
        Bebo321
        LOL! Coffee is fine - there are carbs in milk and sugar though, so lay off the latte's!
        Aug 10, 2015
      3. Simon1970
        Simon1970
        I am showing my greenness - lol indeed
        Aug 10, 2015
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      Scandichic
      Scandichic
      Bebo I've just read a post about your cat and posted the wrong Bebo! Really sorry to hear what happened! Big hugs!
      Jun 23, 2014
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      Yorksman
      Yorksman
      Apr 7, 2014
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      2. Bebo321
        Bebo321
        Looks stunning!
        Apr 7, 2014
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      Yorksman
      Yorksman
      Great fitness levels? Well, I did an hour on Saturday :-)

      For me that was great improvement on the truly awful condition I was in just over a year ago but in the greater scheme of things? I've yet to manage any sort of hill without killing myself. I may have lost a lot of weight, about 30Kg but I still have 25Kg to go. Can't even set my gears up properly because my weight distorts the frame when I get on. :-)
      Apr 7, 2014
      2. Bebo321
        Bebo321
        Superb weight loss already! Keep up the good work!
        It's not on the TeamBG website yet, but at least a couple of the mHealth riders intend on doing the Cotswold Cycle challenge, near Tetbury on the 26th May, as part of their training program. If you feel up to it, you would be a welcome addition to the team.
        Apr 7, 2014
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    Gender:
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    Occupation:
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    I do not have diabetes
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    Running, Cycling, Cindy Crawford workout!
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    After my husband Paul was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes 4 and a half years ago, life went into a bit of a spin. :confused:

    I have been astonished by the strength and warmth of support within the diabetes community - people who live day to day with a chronic relentless condition, yet who have the strength to support others to live better lives.

    I do 'my bit' where I can:bookworm: - it is a hard battle sometimes fighting a sometimes ill-informed health service, however the potential results speak for themselves.
    If one person can live a healthier life through being better informed about diabetes, learning how to manage diet and exercise all whilst enjoying the support of an amazing diabetes patient community, then it's worth it and I feel privileged to play a part.:)

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