As I type, I'm hypo, can't remember what the meter said but it was 3 point something. Normally at this level I'm functioning normally but right now I can barely see straight. Haven't felt this confused/dizzy for quite soem time. Have had lucoxade but seems ages to wait before it does anything. Trying very hard not to have more.
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Good lord - hypo warning
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Sid Bonkers
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Well its 18 minutes since you posted this thread so I hope you feel OK now Lucie
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hya hunni,
as a type 1 i understand ,its not very nice is it? when hypo sometimes i just feel dodgy, but others it feels so bad so know how u feel, hope u are feeling better now
as a type 1 i understand ,its not very nice is it? when hypo sometimes i just feel dodgy, but others it feels so bad so know how u feel, hope u are feeling better now
kegstore
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Congratulations on getting a hypo warning! Unfortunately I get the odd one too which raises my hope that they'll all come flooding back. It's almost as though my body is teasing me that it can do the right thing, but only when it chooses to. Hope you have more luck! :wink:
