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Does anyone eat bread or toast for breakfast? I eat toast, 1 poached egg and 4 cherry tomatoes for breakfast with a cup of coffee. Sometimes I spike and sometimes I don’t. Is bread/toast the problem?

I am a T2 and have just been put on a Trulicity, 1.5mg weekly injection. Any wisdom anyone, about Trulicity?

I have eaten a poached egg every day for breakfast for years, but my (new) doctor says that T2's should not eat more than one egg a week. I asked why and he said 'that is NHS guidelines'. I couldn't find it on the NHS site - has anyone else been told this?

I have a real problem with anti-vaccine people. The scientists that make them are not fools or witch-doctors, they undergo testing. I was a member of the group disproving the anti MMR forums in America . They did not realise the risks their children faced from measles mumps and rubella. When...

Thank you- I will doorstep my local pharmacists.

It is easier to get an interview with Elvis than a flu jab in West London- they have all run out of jab.

In this period of second spike, I have noticed that a lot of people who used to be VERY cautious are now only paying lip service to the government guidelines. Apparently it is called ‘caution fatigue’. Therefore the risks get higher - if I was to get coronavirus, as a 61 year old T2, what (other...

Don't be too worried, I use to have itching sore and sometimes numb feet but the Dr and exercise turned it around. Not being a 'gym bunny' made exercise a chore but nothing compared to the foot stuff that has gone (also a bit of my tummy).

I used to be Diabetic and was good at it; I lost weight and had low numbers. Then I got too good at it and fooled myself into becoming "deny-abetic", and my weight and numbers went very high. In order to stay in one piece, and off insulin, I am firmly DIABETIC .