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You should have your hb1ca test every 3 months, so I would arrange for a blood test asap and then every 3 months. Congratulations on the weight loss

Yes I would say take it it very helpful

https://www.england.nhs.uk/publication/flash-glucose-monitoring-national-arrangements-for-funding-of-relevant-diabetes-patients/ Hope this helps

2 weeks ago my GP prescribed me the libre as I am type 2 on insulin, so yes just ask your GP and you should have it

I was lucky to get mine in Somerset

At the end of the day I am just telling type 2 on insulin to go to there Doctor and ask to get one, they might or might not, but if you don't ask you will never know will you

Here is the part of the document which is about what I have said Annex A: Criteria for NHS England Flash Glucose Monitoring Reimbursement 1. People with Type 1 diabetes OR with any form of diabetes on hemodialysis and on insulin treatment who, in either of the above, are clinically indicated...

The original article that I read showed how much money each ccg was getting this year for freestyle libres to all type 1 and any diabetic will try and find the pdf article

Here is a link to provide what I have been saying https://diabetestimes.co.uk/nhs-drug-tariff-approval-freestyle-libre-system/

Yes you have to be diabetic and on insulin only

No you have to demand it as they can not say no as the government has given the money for all of us

Sorry you are wrong, I have read the new NHS policy

No any diabetic on insulin can get it now T1, T2, T3, ect

This is the new rules of the NHS policy, but also she could be getting the libre to help her get better BG, also the hospital Diabetes specialist can also link the sensor and get the readings from it and check what is going on with her BG!

If you are an diabetic and on insulin, and no matter what you BG is you can have a freestyle libre on prescription