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Do you bolus when you are at work? | Hypos at work | Lunch at work
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<blockquote data-quote="Jaylee" data-source="post: 2342273" data-attributes="member: 101136"><p>Hello,</p><p></p><p>I'll hazard a guess that if you are recently diagnosed, you could be honeymooning with the pancreas chiming in a little before it finaly packs up? So, till things settle. It may feel a little like "rolerskating on an ice rink" at times...</p><p></p><p>OK, work & insulin. (I've had some "tail chasing jobs in my time, this is how I handle it.) Firstly make sure your basal is on an even keel. </p><p>I notice you use a Libre if you can see a way to using a Bluetooth bridge with it? You will find this helpful.</p><p>(But keep your BG meter to hand also.)</p><p>If you have a set break pattern & know the carb content of your "lunch," a crafty pre bolus (rule of thumb 20 minutes.)</p><p>Before down tools for break. Nothing worse than juggling the meter, pen & lunchbox at the same time.</p><p></p><p>I appreciate you work in care. My background is (was) engineering production. I've also had a fair bit of experience in warehouse work. (Lol, attempting to atribute some of the posisitions I've had with your noble proffession. I've done some "odd jobs" in my time including a kid's entertainer at a Southwest holiday camp.)</p><p>One piece of workware that comes in handy. Those builder's trousers? Or "cargo" trousers.</p><p>I can carry my pen, meter & potential hypo treatment with proffessional flair. </p><p>Hope this helps with your choice regarding return to work.</p><p></p><p>Best wishes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jaylee, post: 2342273, member: 101136"] Hello, I'll hazard a guess that if you are recently diagnosed, you could be honeymooning with the pancreas chiming in a little before it finaly packs up? So, till things settle. It may feel a little like "rolerskating on an ice rink" at times... OK, work & insulin. (I've had some "tail chasing jobs in my time, this is how I handle it.) Firstly make sure your basal is on an even keel. I notice you use a Libre if you can see a way to using a Bluetooth bridge with it? You will find this helpful. (But keep your BG meter to hand also.) If you have a set break pattern & know the carb content of your "lunch," a crafty pre bolus (rule of thumb 20 minutes.) Before down tools for break. Nothing worse than juggling the meter, pen & lunchbox at the same time. I appreciate you work in care. My background is (was) engineering production. I've also had a fair bit of experience in warehouse work. (Lol, attempting to atribute some of the posisitions I've had with your noble proffession. I've done some "odd jobs" in my time including a kid's entertainer at a Southwest holiday camp.) One piece of workware that comes in handy. Those builder's trousers? Or "cargo" trousers. I can carry my pen, meter & potential hypo treatment with proffessional flair. Hope this helps with your choice regarding return to work. Best wishes. [/QUOTE]
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