chocoholic
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Chocfish, that is so spot on because my mum keeps on and on at me saying "you have to forget about your diabetes". I always say that's easier said than done when I inject myself with insulin 5 times a day and prick my fingers 4 or 5 times a day too, It's not that that hurts, it's just that it makes it harder to put the diabetes out of my mind. Again, Chocfish when you talk about someone taking over responsibility for it all, that so sums up how I felt last night. I just wanted it all to go away, even if it was for a few days, until I could deal with it all again. The trouble is, with this condition if you cave in for a few days, readings go higher, you then feel guilty and then feel even worse mentally than you did before.its because there is no let up, its 24/7 and you cannot ever put it aside because it revolves all about food mainly and you have to eat, so there it is right there in front of you every single day,
chocoholic said:Hi Phoenix,
You're right about the walking. I do belong to a walking group and I enjoy that.
I know this might sound daft but I think I might have sussed why my readings are a bit haywire at the moment. I have pain in my mouth this afternoon and on inspection I seem to have a bloomin' gum disease flare-up again. My gums on one side are deep red. Guess it's back to the Corsadyl and the dentist again. :roll: I don't mind if I know why readings are "up", it's when you try so hard and do not get the expected results that it can be so frustrating. Also, if I'm honest,I think the bad readings just seemed like the straw that broke the camel's back, IYSWIM.
Onwards and upwards. Choccie.
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