Brother not bother - need to watch autocorrectAfter the Lord mayor's show.......having had bed 6.7 FBG 6.7 and a pre breakfast of 7.9 I had high hopes today with a bed of 6.3 and FBG 6.9. No such luck as it hit 8.9 in the space of 20 mins. It is back down but you have to wonder what sets it off.
Brother has had his chemo and is OK. This regime he gets via IV on a Monday & Tuesday every 4 weeks. His only problem was waiting almost 6 hours for the pharmacy to dispense the chemo drugs and his take home bag. Staff are great but the pharmacy needs to get its act together. Chemo is tiring enough without twiddling your thumbs for 6 hours in isolation. He has a cold so needs to be isolated. He has 6 months on this regime and they said he'll then be put on another clinical trial. His response was so you still expect me to be about in 6 months. Oh yes - we don't expect you to go anytime soon - which cheered him up. So been cooking for bother too to make sure he eats properly.
For that reason, like @Ultramum I've been mixing my adapted recipes with DD recipes.
I have a new Libre settling down awaiting activation tomorrow. Libre1 is on its final countdown. Does it just switch off? Do I have to wait for its demise before I activate Libre2? Seems a shame it has been accurate just as it gets to the end.
Right now I am finally going to make that cake.
http://www.ditchthecarbs.com/2014/05/29/low-carb-lemon-coconut-cake/
Thanks for that. Cake is in the oven . Cream cheese icing made and ready.
Cake looks lovely.
Libre will just stop working at the appointed hour, and ask you if you want to activate another sensor.
Entirely optional whether you do, or don't. And whether you wait a day, a week or a month.
Useful tip: There will be a grimy grey ring of adhesive left on your arm, when you pull the dead sensor off. Nail varnish remover will get rid of this very easily. But I wouldn't use it immediately. You don't want to get acetone remover in the hole where the sensor filament used to go... OW!
Yum..
...very coconut. Bit more lemon I think but still .....yum
That cake I've made is pretty good 3.9 carbs 2.1 fibre 4.7 protein and 17.4 fat - nice way to eat fat.I'm still looking for a believable recipe for hot cross buns. I've looked at lots and none of them look very nice. Easter Sunday breakfast won't be the same without them.
Yesterday went a bit better - ish. I still had dinner at 6 but had a small chunk of cheese at 9 - which seemed to work right up until I found I had an FBG of 7.1 this morning.It seems to me that ANY carbs or protein I have after dinner results in a higher FBG. So if I have a snack it must be just fat.
I'm finding it VERY complicated restricting calories and protein as well as carbs. I'm used to restricting carbs but once I've used up my carbs and protein 'allowance' I have calories left over and nothing to 'spend' them on.
Protein is 5.1 g the 171 is the calories.There's a South African one. These look like hot cross buns and they have fruit in but you'd have to get 24 out of the recipe to get to a realistic amount of carbs (our idea of low carb must be different to SA)
Based on 24
Carbs 11.8 fibre 5.5 (6.3 net carbs) sugars 4.2g protein 171 fat 13.9g
https://www.caringcandies.co.za/hotcrossbuns
There's a South African one. These look like hot cross buns and they have fruit in but you'd have to get 24 out of the recipe to get to a realistic amount of carbs (our idea of low carb must be different to SA)
Based on 24
Carbs 11.8 fibre 5.5 (6.3 net carbs) sugars 4.2g protein 171 fat 13.9g
https://www.caringcandies.co.za/hotcrossbuns
I'm just watching the BBC documentary about obesity / the NHS / bariatric surgery that was on TV yesterday .... its enough to put you off cake (low carb or ordinary) for life.
I am going to have to get this from the if iPlayer now. What is it called please?Just watching now and wishing the Platell woman would suddenly gain masses of weight
I am going to have to get this from the if iPlayer now. What is it called please?
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