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Get on the CQC website - Look up requirements for care homes. Loads of information there including the requirement to complete individual staff risk assessments at all times not just during Covid. We complete them for all staff with a possible issue, allergies, asthma, diabetes etc. They are...

Have to agree highs make me feel miserable and tired too

Sorry but I would have killed for a choice like this, I had to wait til friends family came in just to have something other than sloppy pasta or microwaved grey meat, our only choice was meat or meatfree

I really wish they could all make a decision, HbAc1 is usually between 41 - 44, the GP surgery congratulate me, the consultant says get it up to 47. I don't have loads of hypo's. Fasting works best for me

I got a link lasys week telling me that a Chinese flower and Hawthorn plant could cure me. Well you would think the NHS would have let me know, swines;)

Please please work on getting it in control. Due to a wrong diagnosis I ended up in hospital for 2 weeks on drips, pumps and heart monitor with DKA. When discharged I was almost blind, had lost feeling in one lower leg and foot and could hardly stand unaided. Its taken18 months to get better...

I too smoked 20+ a day and really didn't want to give up but finances forced it. I started by trying to cut down like you but it just didn't work. Eventually I just didn't buy any cigs, it was tough but I am now 5 years ciggy free but I still vape. Good Luck

I found even the no added sugar instant porridges not only expensive but always spiked me. If you put ordinary oats in water in the fridge over night you just need to heat them up in the microwave next morning add a dessert spoonful of double cream and some blueberries. Cheap and lush

I make mine with water then add a dessert spoon of double cream, yummy

When I was first diagnosed I took a dose of abasaglar with my evening meal instead of apidra. Called 111 who advised an alarm set for 2am to check my bloods. They were a little low but all was fine

Really feel for type 2's who have to rely on GP/DN. My consultant has asked me to explore with the GP why I am prescribed statins cos she doesn't think I need them

I'm T1 but my bod doesn't like pea's and mushrooms. I can eat strawberries for ever without a problem. Now I'm getting sick of them, never thought that would happen!

I find 80 to 100 works for me too, the DR doesn't want me to goo any lower and that suits me too, lower just didn't work for me. Like you I can't live without fruit. I just tried all sorts with loads of finger pricking to see what suits my body. I know an apple will send me sky high, melon has...

I had similar issues at first. Type 2 diagnosis but slim and fit? After 2 weeks of daily blood tests and 8 BGL's a day,, scans etc they decided that I was type 1. Genetics. Now they and more importantly I feel that we have this ****** under control, well usually!!!

While it is important to listen to your consultant it's even more important t o question them. As an adult you choose what meds you take but you can only do that with lots of information. Gone are the days when you just do what the doctor says.

I have been keeping my open pens in their pencil case in the bottom of my bag as usual and there doesn't seem to be any problems - so far

I have my B12 checked within my diabetes review, luckily mine was way over what I needed. Guess its another example of postcode lottery

Will keep coming back to this post, if you are successful you will defo be on my list to remember when I win the lotto!!!!