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Thank you,I think it's going to take me a while to fully get the hang of it all.My son has been helping me (with a lot of eye rolling) and it's up and running at the moment.

Done that,now it's just blank.Ive only had it one day and im already disillusioned.

It's been stuck on the same reading for hours,is it broken already??? Does it need a reset? If it does,how do I do it?

It's on and activated,I'm using the glimp app.There's a lot of data and I've no clue what any of it means.I don't know if I'm going to be able to work it all out,I'm not very tech minded I'm afraid.

Ok,it's here but no instructions.Ive looked at a YouTube video for setting it up but am nervous.

Mine is currently in Birmingham sorting office,hopefully get it before the end of the week.

Just ordered one,now to look out for a watch.How long did yours take to arrive?

I'm definitely getting one,do you find it a bit of an eyesore or not bothered about it? I suppose it's well hidden during winter under a long sleeve top but in summer it's very exposed. I have an android Samsung phone but would need a smart watch with an easy to read screen because I'm visually...

I'm very interested in buying one of these,how are you finding it?

My apologies too,it was late when I replied.I should have switched my brain on x

Or have I misread your post?

There is no cure for type 1 diabetes,surely after 30 years you would know this?

Ive had this for 42 years and im still winging it half the time.You seem to have the right attitude towards this hellish condition already,you will get there.If you have any worries there is always some great advice given on this forum. Hope you get a decent night sleep tonight [emoji42]

It really is,please let me know how you get on.

I think you should take the levemir,you have corrected the low already.I would set your alarm for sometime in the early hours and check your blood sugar, just to make sure you're ok.

Im not sure i would leave out the levemir altogether.

I was diagnosed in 1976,think dinosaurs were still around [emoji3]

This post is so spot on,i think you have a great view and understanding of this ****** thing we live with.I have one friend with diabetes but we dont see/speak too often and i always feel like the odd one out with everyone else. I was diagnosed at age 6 in the days where technology was non...

I used to take 10u am and 10u pm.I was told the same thing about tresiba not peaking but i was also told it was best to take it in the morning.I suppose different advice is given depending who you speak to.

I used to take levemir in 2 doses until i changed to tresiba.I take 16u every morning at 10am,never had a problem with night hypos since.Could you try taking it in the morning instead?