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6.5 this morning. I was scared to test it after I totally crumbled and had some chocolates last night [emoji33]

The paid version is better, and only £1.99 I think it was.

Ignore that spike in blood sugar... I had a Chinese Takeaway! [emoji33]

Hi mizlco I use the app Glucose Companion from the Apple Store. Screenshot below. I find it is a good starting one.

I only joined yesterday and working through all the pages

I'm T2 and just gone through this process. You do not need to tell DVLA unless you are taking insulin Car Insurance said they didn't need to be told. Again...unless you're on insulin - this could vary between insurance companies

I have my first graph. Does anyone use any app to keep track?

So this morning I bought my Accu-Chek Aviva and tested my fasting level which was 7.7 mmol/L I had scrambled egg (3 eggs) on 1 slice of toasted white bread (with pro-active spread) I tested again 2 hours later and my level has dropped to 6.8 mmol/L I'm not sure if this is a good thing as I'm...

I'm a newly diagnosed T2 (that's Type 2... Not Terminator 2 [emoji41]) I've read that hard cheese such as cheddar is very low carb. Is this correct? Please say yes!!

Thank you everyone! I can see this forum is THE place to be for advice and guidance. The practice nurse told me that a 'Slimming World' diet would be ideal...but I see she is wrong as that diet is a 'eat as many carbs as you like' diet? I'll be getting myself a blood glucose meter today and will...

Diagnosed around 4 weeks ago - type 2. Given Metformin to take once a day but I'm aware this needs to increase gradually. I have no idea what I'm supposed to eat. I've done the obvious and cut out the sugar (sweets, cakes, puddings etc) and switched to the only fruit I like which is bananas...