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[emoji20] yeah it seems that way

It is so bloody stressful [emoji31]

Yeah potato mash dude

Ah right, so I'm definitely diabetic still even though I'm (in remission) just so bloody stressful!! [emoji20]

The food in my dinner was 1.Mash 2. 3 roasties 3. Turnip 4. Yorkshire Pudding 5. Stuffing 6. Brocoli and cauliflowers 7. Carrots. 8. 2 chicken legs

Well according to my finger prick test at 20:11 I am 9.2. It will have been 2 hours at half 8.

Hi all, Just want a bit of advice .. so I had a Sunday dinner this evening around 1 hour ago and a half ago. My bloods started at 4.7...I then went up to 10 according to my cgm highest I have recorded on my fingerprick test was 9.4. I am now at 8.7 it will have been two hours after the meal...

How do you have such good numbers with all the carbs you eat??

What is everyone's recommendations when it comes to chocolate? I have seen pure heavenly chocolate however its really high in fat and saturates... Cheers all!

The I've just done a finger prick test and it's 5.3...

It is currently still sat at 6.3 even after like 3 hours now

I have only had it on for 5 days! So don't have a lot of data.. I did have a lunch today which I used to have before...which was an oat bread cheese and onion sandwich with baked cheese and onion crisps..with a fulfill protein bar. I had some surreal cereal this evening with some dark...

Looks normal? As in non diabetic normal would you say?

Hi all, me again...just wondering what people's thoughts are on the below? I'm In remission but as you can see I go above 7 quite a bit and then come back down. Does this look normal?

True I an just getting to grips with it all after 6 months!

Interesting I'm thinking given my numbers...and I'm in "remission" that's its highly likely I may not actually be diabetic..when I was diagnosed my hba1c was 53. But now it's 33. I no longer drink fizzy drinks ect and no longer eat high refined carbs. And I am too scared to go back to eating...

I have noticed while having the sensor on I get the spike at 1 hour and then it comes down so at my 2 hour I'm at baseline.

I think it may be 5 - 10 minutes behind. But other than that is it normal for everyone to spike after meals? Non diabetic ect?

Fair enough! I've just done one now.. it says my blood sugar is 7.3 cause I had two strawberry clotted creams (small) and my machine says 6.1

So I recently signed up to trial the libre 2 sensor to see what happens when I eat food ect. Is it normal for everyone to spike? I watched a tik tok video the other day and apparently, this guys girlfriend didn't go above 4.8.. As you can see from the below I had a few low moments, but I...