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02:45am checked my sugars...5.9, dammit diabetes isn't the cause of my late night sleep distruption.... well....now what :banghead:

Jager

Norbit

Sudan

We know our ancestors of tens thousands of years ago (before the heavy consumption of bread / wheat) lived on a diet of meat, nuts, berries, foraging, beans pulses etc, and I am sure they will have been super healthy people to survive those times, so how is it that these carb heavy diets are...

@kitedoc do you ever get it that people who haven't got diabetes don't realise how tired it makes you feel? I would say recently I have gotten better blood sugar results, my readinds today have all been between 4-6mmol/l, but yet I still today felt tired. I hate it because when I was 15 I was...

My uncle developed type 1 at 35 after initially being told type 2, and my grandad developed type 1 at 42, but usually type 1 is diagnosed younger in a person so just have extra caution and always look at a second opinion

Häagen-Dazs

London has fallen

Zune

Karl Marx

Kuala lumpur

How to train your dragon

If your recently diagnosed type 1 your eyes can go blurry fuzzy due to the impact high blood sugars has on the little nerves in your eyes, you should speak to your doctor about that and your optician because you will probably get some correction lenses for a time and after a month or two they...

Divergent

Bourne

Ive said the same in the other thread but can't you adjust your insulin so it releases less if you don't eat at much :)

Yeah I bet it does like make you tired. Mmmm kebab I could eat one right now as well don't raise you blood sugars either proper ones anyway made from good decent meat. Im always hungry im skinny as but constantly want to eat and eat and eat cant help myself not good being a diabetic poor...

So happy to see that you guys are getting excellent blood sugar readings! It's so good well done everyone!

Its wierd that one, have your doctors said anything about why it might be the case? Been to see a diabetic doctor? Maybe your ultra sensitive to that basal insulin lol, do you take glargine or detemir?