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get a big flask and put some home made soup in there.......full of veg and the carbs will be almost nothing....

Seem decent.......;) Or is the closeness of each one a concern.....? cant see a connection with the insulin.....

Ill test this out......;)

Yeah, its not necessarily a bad insulin, its just an old regime that isn't suited to the knowledge and understanding we have now... my brother is still on it and keep bugging him to get it changed.....they want to see him testing more though, which makes sense I suppose but I believe the...

I wouldn't say that it was the gum that was responsible....or the activity of chewing itself..... I would do some basal testing over the full day to identify any discrepancies there..... a drop in levels still need insulin in order to pass the glucose into the cells of the body, or its the...

I like my eggs, either 3 fried on two small wholemeal slices of toast or three scrambled on toast..... I think hunger is just one of those things......the longer you stick with certain breakfast items the more your stomach gets used it to it and the hunger should settle..... maybe try looking...

No, interstitial fluid is the stuff surrounding the cells, so its really small scales were talking about.......

What is the difference you're seeing?

Was it just a McDonald's chicken burger and chip then? That goes through me quite quickly even though you would expect it not too......processed you see.... I would definitely give it another go and see what happens :).... What was your carb count? A burger and large chips usually comes in...

As you can see there could be a few possibilities..... High fat meal, digestion issues, dose error, dodgy site or dare I say it, a one off with no explanation....;)

Are you still taking a quick acting bolus then? M3 is a mix, so you will be getting some quick acting bolus with the M3 also, so its a strange insulin choice if you're already on MDI..

I suppose it is a confusing question, I just meant have you added any additional rates on to the one or two that you started on...... I have 10 you see, which was slowly added to as I down basal tests over the years to deal with certain highs and lows I had seen during basal tests. Mine are as...

Strange move normally but I am assuming you're type 2....

I would recommend doing a test in the evening right trough till morning, do that for a few nights and note down the readings as it makes it much easier when making adjustment decisions.... have you established your own basal rates in the time you have had the pump? have you added on any extra...

So are you saying there is no pattern to your blood glucose rises overnight then.....? if its happening when you go to sleep thats not dawn phenomenon, which I suppose gives some hope as you cant really stop DP, but the pump normally deals with it.... When was the last time you done a full 24...

http://www.dafneonline.co.uk/ has the latest handbook available bu you need to get a code from your team so you can be identified as a graduate...

Probably forgotten, which is OK.... Do you still have access to the DAFNE Handbook.....?

Well, its not the exact same pump, got a new one after the warranty was up but it was still the same model.... It didn't bother me if it meant more people getting a pump.... Expecting more options this time around though.....NHS Lanarkshire I fall under....

Fortunately these things are all covered in DAFNE or other local variants...;)

I still rocking the Veo nearly 8 years in.....:wideyed::wideyed:.... The medtronic would always feel like the most reliable and safe choice for me but some of the underdog pumps seem quite exciting....