maglil55
Expert
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
@Annb - how are you feeling now? Catching up on the posts, you seem to be very up and down again. Em and eating is like my eldest grandson. He's a grazer as well.
I mentioned taking the boys to WeeHailes last Friday. It's a great place but it makes me nervous too. There's a lot of these Mummy types that take their little ones into the area for the bigger children then let them toddle loose while they focus on their similar "Mummy Friends". It's not for the faint hearted in that section and I'm a nervous wreck watching little ones toddle into areas where 9/10 year old are hurtling down a fireman's pole! They'd be the first to complain loudly if their little one was injured. I also had to try to get grandson's to speak quietly as the eldest kind of quietly asked "why is that boy wearing a skirt?". I suggested that it might be a girl? Youngest announced not so quietly "No that's a boy on he has a girl's flowery skirt on!". In days gone by Mummy would have been a flower power hippy type.
@Antje77 - bubbling soup is definitely to be avoided!
I mentioned taking the boys to WeeHailes last Friday. It's a great place but it makes me nervous too. There's a lot of these Mummy types that take their little ones into the area for the bigger children then let them toddle loose while they focus on their similar "Mummy Friends". It's not for the faint hearted in that section and I'm a nervous wreck watching little ones toddle into areas where 9/10 year old are hurtling down a fireman's pole! They'd be the first to complain loudly if their little one was injured. I also had to try to get grandson's to speak quietly as the eldest kind of quietly asked "why is that boy wearing a skirt?". I suggested that it might be a girl? Youngest announced not so quietly "No that's a boy on he has a girl's flowery skirt on!". In days gone by Mummy would have been a flower power hippy type.
@Antje77 - bubbling soup is definitely to be avoided!