Good figures @Chook - bet you are happy with them. I'm crossing all my fingers and toes for you.Feeling fairly positive this morning - my FBG has slowly gone down a point or two every day this week and was actually in the 5s this morning. Okay... it was 5.9 (but that's still in the 5s - just).
I don't know for sure why it's slowly reducing as there are a couple of changes to my routine. First, due to Mr C having to work late and get to work early we have been having dinner at 7pm then going to bed at 9.30 and, second, I've been having a (small) breakfast, (small) lunch and (small to medium) dinner every day with a few walnuts as a snack at about 5pm. Aiming at VLC and 1200-1400 calories spread out over the day. The breakfasts don't stop the DP but they are making it a lot shorter with the down turn starting at about 9am rather than 12. Yesterday my FBG was 6.2, highest BG was 6.3 at 9.15am and lowest was 4.7 at 5pm.
Ginger Dwarf fae the NorthHugs to all - dreadful news @Chook and having to break it to Mr C.
@maglil55 - turning the TV off seems a wise idea! What does GDFTN stand firm? I am sort of assuming the first involves a deity and the second a condemnatory word (trying to be polite here!) the third letter may be a four letter word but stuck on TN,
Good figures @Chook - bet you are happy with them. I'm crossing all my fingers and toes for you.
I went to bed on 6.8 which was a lot better but got up to FBG of 9. It probably went up again before breakfast but I kept away from my kit. Hubby allowed me to test pre Aqua and I was down to 6.8 again so it dropped a lot quicker than usual. Just back as boys are staying and I have things to do. Will avoid testing until later and TV is off so I don't have to listen to any drivel from the GDFTN.
Rutabaga is..... swede - just the American name for it. Rutabaga sounds so much more exciting than swede I got it delivered from Asda. I quite like swede in the other ways I've cooked it (mashed with butter, in stews, etc) but its usually been to bulk out a meal and has never had the starring role before. The rutabata fritters made lovely change.Where do you buy your rutabaga? I have seen it as an ingredient but wouldn't know it if I fell over it!
On a different note (didn't want GDFTN looking at me again@Chook) night sweats coinside with high BG? Didn't know that. I did mention that I'd been really hot. Last night I had the sweats again and sure enough FBG was higher.ROFL!
I did I did. Just a face that needs slapping. There's a few more doing the rounds - one alongside Jimmy Crankie and another in an SS uniform. I'm trying to avoid her but it is difficult as their conference started today.Yes, all the while my diabetes was uncontrolled I was VERY hot - so hot that for several years I couldn't bear the central heating being on - for pretty much all the time, then as I got it more under control the day time being hot and the night time sweats slowly faded leaving me just this blast when DP kicks in. On days when my BG runs high I am warmer than days when it's low.
Sorry, I thought you might find my last post funny.
I wish mine would empty its store. Up again this morning but that's probably due to trying to hurry up the grandsons so No 1 could get to swimming.Yet a bit lower this morning. FBG of 5.6 followed by a very late fry up breakfast. I thought the delay in eating breakfast would set the late DP off but, no, two hours later it was still at 5.6, although it might have gone up and come back down in those two hours. I'm not hungry for lunch but I did the lunchtime test any way and it was 4.7 -so I'm eating a few walnuts because it's a long time before dinner.
I wonder if the VLC way of eating has finally emptied my liver's stored glycogen. I suppose I'll find out over the next few days by what DPs I have.
I would imagine that it's got to happen eventually. Hopefully sooner rather than later. Do you think that all these highs you are getting are liver dumps?I wish mine would empty its store. Up again this morning but that's probably due to trying to hurry up the grandsons so No 1 could get to swimming.
I don't see how it can be anything else. No 2 had a bad cough so hopefully he hasn't infected me again but I don't feel unwell apart for aches and pains which are constant anyway. Carbs are usually under 20g daily - always if you go on net carbs. The alternative is stress as we discussed the other day. Currently I feel quite calm. Still trying not to test as much for now.I would imagine that it's got to happen eventually. Hopefully sooner rather than later. Do you think that all these highs you are getting are liver dumps?
We've got a new RSPCA charity shop in the next village and I found a lovely Jacques Vert turquoise and ivory dress and jacket outfit for £6 and a Jacques Vert ballet length black silk and lace dress for £6.50. Then, just as we were leaving, I found a gorgeous beaded Frank Usher dress for another £6 - all in one size smaller than me. Mr C has promised to take me somewhere suitable to wear the dress on my birthday which gives me three months to lose a dress size.
I love Jacques Vert . That was serious bargains. I have a pair of jeans I love and Hubby hates because they are 'ankle grazers' . Had them for about 3 years and they are faded now and M&S don't have them now. Thing is they are no longer 'ankle grazers - they keep falling down! I'm kind of happy and sad about it.I would imagine that it's got to happen eventually. Hopefully sooner rather than later. Do you think that all these highs you are getting are liver dumps?
We've got a new RSPCA charity shop in the next village and I found a lovely Jacques Vert turquoise and ivory dress and jacket outfit for £6 and a Jacques Vert ballet length black silk and lace dress for £6.50. Then, just as we were leaving, I found a gorgeous beaded Frank Usher dress for another £6 - all in one size smaller than me. Mr C has promised to take me somewhere suitable to wear the dress on my birthday which gives me three months to lose a dress size.
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