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Welcome to the forum @Beth_hill02, congratulations on your recovery. I lived through hyperasmolar non ketotic coma when I was first diagnosed so I know what it's like.

Nice one! I woke up in hospital after being told my glucose levels were unreadable on a glucose meter. Stay away from the carbs, they will do you no good!

IT's not just how high the bgl is so much as how many points it has raised. A jump from 12 to 14 is not as concerning as a jump from 8 to 14. These are indicators of serious problems in the diet whuch need ti be adressed.

Know this one well. There never seems to be any records of daibetics in your area. I tried for years to find.

:arghh:14.3. Forgot to take lantus injection!!:hungover: Feeling ill.

Amen, moments like that are not easily repeated.

Welcome to the forum @Tanandbald. First rule, no more amputations, OK! Rule no. 2...closely observe rule 1! We want you to stay healthy and happy Diabetes does not own us or our lives. We rule!!!!

I felt that I would collapse before I reached safety. That was one frightful situation.

Back on deck!

Fingers crossed!

I have only had that one episode, normally my vision becomes very blurred. Doctors do not understand.

Still trying to piece together events of the morning.

I am still bewildered over this one.

All good.

This one really caught me off guard.

11.4.....

Did you hear about the pig that was gluten intolerant? He had Squealiacs disease! Does that make him prone to Swine flu? If he's Scottish he can't have hoggis, that will make him sow-er! Ham fisted fool! That will be needed to be on his resume which he can keep in his porkfolio.

Exceptional!!

Way to go!!

From 33 down to 3.4! That really is an effort worth noting. But don't get complacent!