heavyd
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 445
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- bleaching of skin and lies
Have a fantastic time dunelm x5.7 this morning.
Cruise begins today. 7 restaurants onboard- should be interesting.
Sorry to hear of your pain @DJC3 but that needs to heal first readings can waitA whopping 6.9 today
Possibly because a sciatica like pain in my leg has kept me awake half the night. I’ve had it before and it usually goes away after 3 or 4 days, but that’s a long time to be having readings this high.
@alf_Josiah, my vision of you and Pink Floyd won't stray far from this classicWell folks have a good day. I have Pink Floyd playing High Hopes at the moment which also consides with what I hope for the day.
Have a great time.5.7 this morning.
Cruise begins today. 7 restaurants onboard- should be interesting.
Hope you feel better soonA whopping 6.9 today
Possibly because a sciatica like pain in my leg has kept me awake half the night. I’ve had it before and it usually goes away after 3 or 4 days, but that’s a long time to be having readings this high.
Hope everyone has a lovely day, cruising, hurling, golfing, holidaying - there is a lot going on, on here today. Enjoy
Good morening Ladies and Gentlemen and all joined me a bad night snack or 3
A self induced 11.1 for me this morning. The wages of a late night sweet sugar loaded snack.
Well folks have a good day. I have Pink Floyd playing High Hopes at the moment which also coinsides with what I hope for the day.
Hi @JohnEGreen "Zen and the art of diabetic control" I have practiced Zen and Zen meditation for many years and never heard that quote. Have to say very apt. Hope this post is allowed admin?I am unsure as to the answer but am going through a period disruption myself at the moment also, but it does occur to me that diabetes as a condition has variability and will sometimes just fluctuate and this you can not totally control so maybe even though you are maintaining your control of variables within a certain range the natural variability of the condition can alter the perceived and actual out comes of your efforts so your best option could be to patiently try and wait out the recent fluctuations till things beyond your control normalize once more. And not stress too much. Zen and the art of diabetic control?