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5.3 went to running club last night. Ate beans on 1 slice brown toast 2 eggs and some cheese for tea. Can't remember lunch or brekky sorry.

Hi. I've been diagnosed for 3 months. My bloods are now stable between 4.5 and 6.5. I test in the mornings and sometimes if feel rubbish that's when they are 4.5. I had a pint carling last weekend and noted bloods got stuck on the low side of normal for 2 days then a little higher 7.3 Monday...

I've heard the slow release version can often be helpful. I'm lucky with it myself. Hope you get it sorted [emoji41]

6.3 this morning. Kinda average day. 7am.

That sounds like a awful experience. Hope you are more stable now. Good luck

Thank you @helensaramay [emoji16] I'll not panic then. Cheers

Sounds like your blood sugars are good [emoji16] well done you. I was going to say that when I'm high sugar my legs ache..... Well lots of my body aches but particularly the less. But your bloods sound good. Possibly the illness? Hopefully someone with more experience will be along soon...

First time being ill since diagnosed. I have a chest infection and am on amoxycillin. Blood sugars are creeping up on the morning reading. I presume this is normal? What are other peoples experiences? Cheers Matt [emoji3]

White bread is a nightmare for me also. As is white wraps. However wholemeal bread is fine. [emoji3]

@Sean01 cheers dude [emoji3]

Well. I do. I cycle and run and skateboard. But not last night. It's weird.

5.8 7am and I ate loads last night. Fell off the low carb wagon. Ate packet of crisps and a bag of nuts and a slice of fruit cake with butter on it. Sausage and mash for tea before that and a white flour beef wrap for lunch and 2 brown toast for breakfast. Complete mess of my food intake and 5.9...

I love dark chocolate. So I'll try a little next time. I managed to resist this time. [emoji41]

Even before diagnosis I was never bothered about chocolate. But right now for about a week it's all I can think about. My bm in mornings is down to average 6 so I'm delighted. I've lost a stone in weight in 6 to 7 weeks since diagnosis. I regularly exercise via cycling running skateboarding...

This may not be to everyone's likeing but I've been diagnosed about six weeks. I slammed out all carbs completely for 4 weeks and got my reading down to 6 average then introduced a little carb. It's very individual I've found as some people swear not to eat white rice for example. I'm OK with...

What is your name? Matt How old are you? 41 Are you male or female? Male. Which country are you from? Wales Which city/area do you live in? Pembrokeshire Are you religious? Yes Pick three words that describe you. Dad skater cyclist Do you have any pets? Dog cat hamsters. Microsoft or Apple...

Thank you. So you don't think the metformin does much? That's cool then in some ways. My diets drastically changed and I am very careful now. Lost a stone in weight as a result too. So bargain as cycling's easier [emoji3]

Over about 2 weeks the metformin was increased to 2g a day. [emoji4]

@Dr Snoddy awesome. I really cannot wait. It's been a couple of weeks I'd say at normal levels. So hopefully soon my body will stop whining about it. [emoji3]

Cheers @ziggy_w can't wait [emoji3]