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tim2000s said:
I'm at Guy's and St Thomas' - they treat you as a single trust, and the senior consultants cover both hospitals. I got my pump through them and the DSN that I work with there is good. They also haven't turned their noses up at low carb either.
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my auestion is why us this site so freaking difficult to navigate

my second question can i eat battered cod as the plain fish tastes like cardboard!! t2 seot 16 69 y o
 
What particular difficulties are you having @itp3asso ?

You should be able to look at each section of the forum by scrolling down the home page:

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/

You can also click on Recent posts at the top to see the newest posts.

What fish have you tried? How did you cook it?
 
itp3asso said:
my auestion is why us this site so freaking difficult to navigate

my second question can i eat battered cod as the plain fish tastes like cardboard!! t2 seot 16 69 y o
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Is there anything specific you are trying to do on the site? Are you on a computer or using the app on a phone or tablet? We'll try to help where we can.

Have you tried loosely wrapping your plain fish in foil, with a knob of butter inside, then just popping it into the oven for 10-15 minutes, depending on the size of the fillet you have. That keeps the plain fish lovely and soft. I did plain, fresh mackerel in this way a few days ago. I didn't use butter as the fish is already oily, so kept beautifully moist without it. I had however added about a spoonful of lime juice and a few chilli flakes. It was delicious!

Once we know how we can help you navigate we can point you to threads, such as this one: http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/type-2s-what-have-you-eaten-today.75783/page-72#post-1254113
 
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