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If you want your Libre data on diasend you have to 'share' your info - bottom option on the menu in the Libre app.

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I don't have a doctor's letter but I take my current prescription but have never been stopped at airports yet.

According to most guidance stomach is fastest then arms thighs and buttocks in that order.

There's a diagram of sites here:http://www.webmd.com/diabetes/diagram-of-insulin-injection-areas

I can upload to diasend via the app on my smart phone android no cable needed if that helps - you can send all your data to you health people if they give you the appropriate ref no. Frances

Let us know if it works better as a split dose. A lot of this seems to be try it and see which still feels odd!

They're hoping this will stabilise mine better. I'm on smallish doses 6 lantus now split 3 & 3 so will be interested to see how things go.

I have just had my dose split into 2 doses 12 hours apart 7am 7pm by my diabetes nurse so I would think you could take it am instead - is there a particular reason you want to do this?

Apologies phone helpfully pasted this wrongly.

*** is normal at the beginning - could be anxiety - it's not always safe to judge a hypo just on how you feel. You did the right thing and tested before treating so didn't treat - good for you. I always test as sometimes a hyper can feel odd too.

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You bolus for the full carb count (sugar is just a part of that) Sent from my SM-G920F using Diabetes.co.uk Forum mobile app

Welcome to the forum Sent from my SM-G920F using Diabetes.co.uk Forum mobile app

Quite right too - whether she thought she was helping by not offering - taking the decision out of your hands was totally wrong we're adults and can make our own decisions!! Sent from my SM-G920F using Diabetes.co.uk Forum mobile app

Echo is fine for fast acting too was given one by diabetes nurse last week.

Sorry you've had such a worrying time. Hope the meds being reinstated sorts things out.

This from diabetes uk website Fructosamine test If your red blood cells are affected by, for example, anaemia, sickle cell anaemia or thalassaemia (all of which involve a lack of or abnormal type of haemoglobin – the oxygen-carrying part) then your doctor may carry out a blood test for...

Hi Thanks Sue will try tracking that down. My normal semi-skimmed milk seened to affect my bg levels. Couldn't get on with Almond milk changed the taste of coffee too much May just have to learn to drink it black! Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Not a vital query but v frustrating for me. Every time I use soya milk in my coffee it splits - I like my coffee hot so leaving it to cool down before adding milk isn't a great option. Sent from the Diabetes Forum App