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To simply answer your question. YES! Yes it can!

At this point I’m not bothered if I don’t wake up one morning.

They probably do but I don’t take my phone upto bed with me

No I just sleep through them!

Don’t know if it was genuine or I just laid on my sensor! I just slept through it! Also sensor expires in 10 hours and 33 mins! Got up this morning and sensor was saying 6.9 and finger prick was 10.3! I feel perfectly fine! Well no worse than what I usually feel.

Can’t live the rest of my life living with this condition I’ve had enough and thinking of ending it all!

Still puzzled as to why it took so long to rise when normally it wouldn’t take that long

I only ate a pre-made Ham & Cheddar Cheese Wrap. Occasionally. Not sure between the eating and timing. I just know it took ages for BG to rise. Yes I took insulin and 5 units. I am puzzled by both

13.9 and back down to 13.8!! Never had this happen before!

Had something to eat and my blood glucose didn’t even rise like it normally would! CGM was stuck on 10.8. Checked with a finger prick and that was 10. Then CGM jumped from 10.8 to 11.8 and now 13.2!! I’m lost!! Don’t know what’s going on.

First few days using a Dexcom ONE+ and I’m having nighttime hypos according to sensor! That’s exactly why I had a break from wearing these things!

Been told today by my DSN that I should be changing over to Dexcom one+ towards the end of the year. Currently using the Dexcom one.

I have self referred myself to something called NHS Talking Therapies.

No was only prescribed it yesterday. No not really. I just don’t want to feel crappier than I already do.

Been prescribed Sertraline for depression and anxiety. I don’t dare take it as apparently it can make it more difficult to keep blood sugar stable. Plus all of the other side effects!

You’re welcome! I’ve not even started the DAFNE course yet. That’s not until October! This was just a head start on carb counting.

My DSN filled that in just as an example. CP = Carbohydrate Portion BG = Blood Glucose QA = Quick Acting and finally BI = Basal Insulin That’s the only information my brain managed to take in yesterday!

Has anyone had to fill in something like this before? It was explained to me by my DSN but I still don’t understand it.

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