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Would that not depend on type of diabetes?? I can and do eat whatever I want, as long as I count the carbs correctly and take the correct amount of insulin at the correct then my BGs will stay in target and will have a pretty steady line

Hi @karenym I have been on Fiasp over 18 months now and been pumping for a year. At first Fiasp was super quick acting, now it takes it time.....not as slow as NovoSluggish thou. I also find that after 3 weeks out of the fridge the insulin turns into water OR seems like I am using water as...

If I am high I get cramps in the back of my legs and get very thirsty I have no hypo awareness and rely on my Libre/Miaomiao combination to alarm me when I am low

Moaning all.... I used to get horrendous cramps in the front of my legs....curled back toes as well. The Dr put me on Creatine tablets and after a few days they went. I do get them every now and again BUT so glad its not a regular thing! I gotta 5 badge today :) BUT want an 8 badge to...

Well done @Fazzy for coming to terms with it so "easily". Looking forward to see what you have in store for us in the coming weeks/months

Yep, a very interesting article and thanks for posting @kev-w

Good morning..... All good on the diabetic front, nothing to report move along :)

Good luck with that one.....:hilarious::hilarious:

When watching the Fonz :hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:

Ah right I got you. Having seen a fair few posts on here, I do believe that a lot of people use the Tee2 because of the price on the test strips

Nos da :)

Did you swear? Please tell me you swore........ :angelic::angelic::angelic::hilarious::hilarious:

Hi @Danny72 meters are allowed a discrepancy/tolerance of 15% of what the BG readings actually are. My advice.....stick to using 1 meter else you will get very confused very quickly

DD was my problem in school.....I am a lazy speaker, I pronounce three as free, a fair bit of Welsh is dd and my speaking of Welsh can be VERY misleading :hilarious:

Congratulations..... :) Bora da - said how it looks is good morning prynhawn da- good afternoon, again said how it looks! Nos da - Good night, yet again said how it looks And thats todays lesson done :)

@LooperCat I did shift work in my early 20s when I wasn't a "model" diabetic. It was continental shifts with a lot of overtime involved. Before I started the shift I would have my breakfast, then roughly 5 hours later dinner (packed lunch) the when I got home would have Tea. Basal was done...

Llongyfarchiadau @LooperCat

Good morning Bloods were good last night thanks to an adjustment on the basal....methinks I will be doing a basal test over the weekend, I think I need a tweek in the mornings also

Gratefully received :)

Just catching up (from 3 days agao) Just read pancakes and now I want pancakes. Even after the pancake disaster after pancake day lol