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borderter
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Birthday:
Aug 12, 1944 (Age: 75)
Location:
Gloucestershire
Occupation:
Retired phlebotomist

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borderter

Well-Known Member, Female, 75, from Gloucestershire

borderter was last seen:
Nov 15, 2019 at 3:51 PM
    1.  
      ninasings
      ninasings
      I have just ordered a cool wallet for pens ...as I can't stay indoors all the time :-)
      Jul 19, 2016
    2.  
      ninasings
      ninasings
      I feel extremely unwell and my need for water increases in the heat....
      Jul 19, 2016
    3.  
      Genie1
      Genie1
      Hello Borderter,
      Just wanted to ask you how to inject properly, I still hurt nearly every time I inject.
      I always do it in my stomach as that seems less painfull. Can you advise as I would think as a phlebotomist (retired) you would know all the ins and outs of injecting!!
      Many thanks
      Genie1
      Jan 6, 2015
      2. borderter
        borderter
        So sorry to miss your message Genie
        Use the shortest needle you can and just stab it in then no pain but if you do it gingerly it is more uncomfy
        My tummy is the least problem but overused it so must use legs etc now .Never used buttock as like to see what im doing LOL.Let me know how you get on
        Vicky
        Jan 12, 2015
    4.  
      borderter
      borderter
      Diabetic and living with it
      May 12, 2014
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    Gender:
    Female
    Birthday:
    Aug 12, 1944 (Age: 75)
    Location:
    Gloucestershire
    Occupation:
    Retired phlebotomist
    Type of diabetes:
    Type 2
    Treatment type:
    Insulin
    Medication:
    Lantus novorapid Ramipril
    Exercise:
    Five mile walks with my dog
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    Diabetic and dealing with it
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    Novorapid Levemir
    Ramipril / indapamide /crestor
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