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How has your day ( and your diabetes) been ?

By the looks of things there's a few of us need to review our basal insulin, as the weather gets warmer its quite common for insulin requirements to go down.

Hell yeah.. The past couple of weeks I have had consistent morning hypos on waking.. Cut back on the basal about 5 days ago with more testing than usual, & all is cool..

Incidentally, my day ended strangely after a gig last night when me & the drummer was approached by a couple of dead ringer for Nigella Lawson types...
Apart from my wife not being too happy I couldn't help thinking their "game plan" was to take us back to a large well equipped kitchen & russel up some high carb hash cakes....
 
better today, gave myself my morning bolus and then waited 15 minutes before eating. Very tempted to just dive straight in.

Result - pre 6.1, +2hours 5.3

So dosage perfect, just the timing to get right.
 
By the looks of things there's a few of us need to review our basal insulin, as the weather gets warmer its quite common for insulin requirements to go down.

Woke up to 6.6 this morning but then at 10.30, 3.4 even though I had 2 small pieces of GF toast( which is more than I usually have, carb wise) and 1 1/2 units. Anyhow, we had a lovely day out feeding the ducks, picnic lunch and a little shopping, bus home and enjoying the day ( even managed to find some Polish GF sausages)and no tearing about from one job to another,lovely
 

Me thinks they weren't interested in rustling up food lol !!!
 
By the looks of things there's a few of us need to review our basal insulin, as the weather gets warmer its quite common for insulin requirements to go down.

I will be. I'm just waiting to see if the weather stays warm. It seems to change all the time at the moment!

I will just have to put my basal rate down by 10% using the exercise function for now.



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