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6.2 this morning. Thought it would have been higher though because I went out for a meal last night, so pleased it's still in range. [emoji16]

4.9 this morning. I was ready for my brekky! haha

Morning everyone. 4.3 this morning. Feel a bit shaky though so getting my breakfast now! [emoji16]

5.6 today, got into the 5 club again. [emoji16]

Mine was 5.0 today. Quite pleased with that [emoji16]

6.2 this morning. I was expecting it to be higher, so am quite pleased.

Thanks for your reply. To be honest the clinic haven't really explained anything about insulin. I have been told to use 6 units of fast acting insulin after my main meal and then 34 units of slow release at night. I've learned to tweak these depending on my blood results. My gp and clinic...

I have been type 2 diabetic for the past 3 years and since then I have become insulin dependent. In the last 2 years I have also been diagnosed with a condition called Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS). This is a skin condition where you get abscesses and open sores around your groin, buttocks...

Thanks [emoji3] I'm going to take things easy and recuperate fully.

Finally on my way home after 10 days in the hospital. Will be so glad to get home. [emoji3]

Definitely not! Thanks

All I'd felt was the shaking, big tremors. I was finding it hard to walk because of them, but didn't feel particularly ill or anything.

How wrong was I. It turns out that the shaking was due to an infection, nothing to do with anxiety. The gp should have checked the results of the blood test that I had the week before where it shows that I had a raging infection rather than just jump to conclusions. I've been in hospital since...

Thanks guys. I seem you get hypo symptoms if my bs goes below 4.5 I'll keep an eye on it.

Is it possible to have a hypo if your bs is above 4? I've just had full on hypo symptoms, shaking, sweaty, feeling sick, headache, and when I tested my blood it was 4.2. I had a few jelly babies and my blood went up to 5.6 but I'm still feeling the after effects of a hypo. I'm a T2 on...