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I called my doctor's reception and they're going to contact the doctor about it. I've just tried to call the Diabetes Nurses and because they're at the hospital, they can't answer any calls or do any callbacks today.

I went to a walk in this morning, as my blood sugars were at 26.2 and got groin pain. They told me to go up A&E, where I then got taken to the SAU (Surgical Assessment Unit) and waited to be seen by a nurse. Had some more blood tests done and then got given some antibiotics and told at 3:30pm...

I don't ran out on Thursday

I hope so, but I don't have much faith in them. They're still yet to find a alternative to Victoza and even when I do call them, I will have to wait for a call back.

Been to my chemist today to pick up my medication and got told that my Testosterone gel and victoza are out of stock, no shock there. But then they told me that my long acting insulin (Tresiba) is out of stock. I'm not quite on what to do now apart from calling the DN on Monday morning, as now...

I hope so as well. Not seen them in person since before covid hit.

I actually don't, I feel okay in myself. I'm still on fixed doses. I don't think I've had my insulin regime changed since moving to insulin I'm on: 90 units of Tresiba 40 units of Novorapid (Breakfast) 44 units of Novorapid (Lunch) 48 units of Novorapid (Evening) I should also be on Ozempic...

I've now been referred to have some counselling sessions, but have been put on a waiting list for it. My blood sugars are still high at 25.3 and 24.6 on waking up this morning and when I went for both my flu jab and covid booster, I got told that I haven't had my Hba1c done since May this year.

23.7 this morning at 8:30am went up to 31.7 at 11:09am and then down to 18.6 at 12:10pm whilst on phone with DN

I feel like just accepting defeat and accept that no matter what I do, this disease is slowly defeating me. I'm just injecting with myself with whatever dosages of insulin that I feel like, the SR metformin I'm not even taking it, as its unsettling my gut everytime now. I'm missing half of my...

I'm currently taking; Metformim slow release, Novorapid Tresiba Carvediol And I'm suppose to be taking; Ozempic (haven't had it since April 2023) Victoza/Liraglutide (had it from April 2023 to August 2023 to replace the shortages of Ozempic) Tostran Gel (haven't had it since August 2023)...

I would like to be able to have regular face to face appointment with them, rather than for them to call me back and to be put on a different insulin regime and different insulin treatments if possible. I've already ran out of Ozempic and can't get any from any chemist.

I've been looking after myself a bit better, but I still have a long way to go. I don't know if my meter is busted or not, as I've had readings of 14+ and diarrhea for the past 3 days and I've only had 2 weetabix for breakfast, followed by lunch which has been either bacon and eggs with grated...

I'm having some difficulties trying to bring my blood sugars back in normal range. Due to cost of food prices going up, I've had to make several cuts in my food shopping and resort back to buying food that is more carbs than protein or fat. But now, whenever my blood sugars get back into the...

This is thing I feel fine and no I don't have a sick day plan. I didn't even know that there is one I could have done by my diabetes nurse, as I've not seen mine since before Coronavirus hit.

I had a infected blister on my right heel that has been causing me problems. Later yesterday, I went to my doctors had some blood tests done, then at 11:15pm got woken up by my parents saying that the doctors are on the phone, saying that I need to go to the hospital now as my blood tests came...

I've just about had enough of dealing with my blood sugars swinging from low to high and then high to low for the past week. I've been trying to be smart with what foods I can afford and eat, but it is getting almost impossible for me to buy the foods (eggs, mayo, bacon etc) that won't increase...

I need some advice on my blood sugar reading this morning as it's at 28.2 upon waking up, 8.9 when I went to bed last night and I feel so hungry. I'm on Novorapid, Tresiba and Metformin.

It's still painful to walk on, but I've kept the dressing on for 3 days as advised. Been to see my doctors today, who have advised me to take some antibiotics and referred me to a lymphoedema clinic for my legs as they are still swollen and red hot to touch.

I went the walk-in this morning where it was a 30 minute wait. They've said that it's a burst blister, next to some hard skin on the heel. They've prescribed me some antibiotics, dressed it up and I've got to call my doctors on Tuesday for a check up on it and hopefully they will prescribe me...