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Aye, I noticed that on second reading :)

Viacyte's T1 cure still would require immunosuppressants so would be a treatment, not a cure, or that's the first one, the second they do reckon to survive the immune system so we'll see :)

I got it a little after the plastic syringes came out but they were 12mm long so you had to pinch, but I'm sure it was called an intramuscular injection back then. I did thank my clinic a couple of years back when they changed me to 4mm needles :banghead::banghead:

Good morning and a brighter day today as I can put my plastering tools away away :) :) (poetry that :p) so the feeling of relief is strong today, or it will be until I pick the sanding block back up :) I'm definitely working more efficiently with the miaomiao on, when I plastered the kitchen...

As one of the articles says, it's reassuring although we still carry a higher risk than a non D.

Have you tried the/a correction bolus earlier say around 9pm? If that was me (it's not and I've never used levemeir or a split basal) I'd correct at 9 and probably up my basal by a couple of units but run like that for a week to settle.

Hiya @Robinredbreast, good to see you on although sad to see you're having a bad time so hugs from me too. Teeth gritted you'll get through it :) x

2 Weetabix for the first course and eggs Benedict for breakfast, I don't usually eat fatty foods but it was a good brand of bacon in the markdown fridge and it jumped in my basket as I passed by :p 5u Humalog which is 0.5u less than the standard breakfast.

Good morning,5.5 waking and ready for breakfast, which for a change will be Weetabix & eggs Benedict and I'll remember to restock my Mornflake porridge oats later :) A day stood on a hop up sanding the living room ceiling for the penultimate time and a cycle ride later, next week will 'really'...

Noodles :p Yorkshire Thai, veg and hidden veg with noodles, around 70g carbs, mostly complex...

I'm surprised no-ones invented Canderel coated pork scratchings yet :p

I'm a 53 year old recreational smoker preferring that vice to alcohol, munchies are the thing tho :p and I've had some nasty spikes when doing the Amsterdam coffee shops and the food counters on the streets drag me in with their pizza slices and such in open view to tempt you over (I leave De...

But that's not quite correct, the mice are given a chemical that damages their β cells to cause diabetes and then they experiment on them so when or if they're 'cured' or start producing some insulin there's not the immune system in the way.

Glucagon https://bnf.nice.org.uk/drug/glucagon.html is for if you're unconscious and it works pretty well :p in nature the body makes it to raise our blood sugars when needed but as a T1 with injected insulin causing the hypo the T1 can't make enough, hence the injection.

I used to clean the windows of a lass who'd had the pancreas/kidney transplant, I'm sure she knew the 'source' (no offence meant in using that term) of her new organs, we'd have a crack about it all, me "I was hypo this morning" her "it's been x years x months since I've had one ner ner ner :p)...

No, not at all :) just it's an oft misunderstood 'thing' is insulin, we inject it so to a non D it's a drug, their body makes it so they don't inject it so to a non D it's not a drug, it's actually a protein chain or a 'peptide hormone' and the name of course comes from the Latin 'insula' which...

Insulin isn't a 'drug'. Until the cause(s) of T1D are found there'll be no cure, and even with 'classic' T1d there appears to be more than one cause.

Aye the full house @becca59 , bottom to top refurb.:banghead: Edit, and when I've done that it's time to find a job having packed up window cleaning during the lock down, 1999 I started this gig here with the kids and it's been a long sabbatical *not strictly a sabbatical but similar :p

Morning :) 4.7 rising to 5.2 with a coffee and my feet on the floor, looks pretty wet outside and the rabbit's still in bed looking unamused out there. A day re-doing a wall I'd already plastered as I didn't like the look of my first attempt, that'll be a giggle as I'll get soaked cleaning my...

Morning, 6.7, a heads up if you're planning to plaster, there's a plaster shortage and I'll have to drive to Harrogate shortly for a sack, a 48 flipping mile round trip for a £7 25kg bag, there's some local on Facebook but it's £40 a sack, £40, obviously I've not sworn and cursed about this as...