How to test 18month old :(

[slip]

That's a relief! Although after robinsredbreast's comment I was actually quite looking forward to see what an 18 month old would post/type on the forum.............!

 

[Robinredbreast]

That's a relief! Although after robinsredbreast's comment I was actually quite looking forward to see what an 18 month old would post/type on the forum.............!

Thankfully we will never know ................

 

[therower]

Fishes wee in water.

There not the only ones.

 

[db89]

There not the only ones.

I knew those frogs were looking shifty.

Great news that all was well with the test this morning claire1991.

 

[therower]

@claire1991. Just spotted this thread. Happy things have turned out okay.

 

[claire1991]

Thanks everyone, I’m really relieved! She didn’t even notice when I pricked her finger either.

A moody Margret indeed!!

 

[Brunneria]

Delighted for you (and her!!!)

Maybe she is coming down with something like a cold?

 

[Circuspony]

Brilliant! Bet you were dreading the countdown on the meter for that test......

 

[Chook]

Oh, I'm SO pleased for you both.

 

[claire1991]

Thanks everyone, you’re all very kind.
Yes I was awake a lot in the night dreading having to do it this morning, longest couple of seconds of my life whilst it was counting down.

Let’s hope it’s just a cold or that she’s having a growth spurt or something xx

 

[Jaylee]

Done the test, she’s 4.4 I’m so pleased to remain the only diabetic in the house!! Prey it stays this way!

Great news Claire. Glad all is OK!

 

[Fairygodmother]

Lovely news. My poor daughters were subject to home style finger prick tests every time they showed possible symptoms - know the relief! They're much much older now and no T1 in sight.