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My first diabetic Christmas, it's so unfair..............

Lynn1 said:
After what happened in Glasgow yesterday, life is really too short to beat yourself up over a doughnut. Who knows what tomorrow holds?

Merry Christmas.
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A large slice of yule log?
 
noblehead said:
Given the tragic events that happened in Glasgow yesterday your reply to Lynn1's post was in
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Dear Noblehead, I would have thought from the title of this thread that most would understand it was meant to be a little light hearted. I am certainly not 'beating myself up' as Lynn1 suggested and I did not expect my consumption of a jam doughnut to be compared to the deaths of 7 innocent people. In my opinion that in itself was bad taste, but taste is subjective don't you think.
 


Good luck with your first Christmas. I can't ear or drink what I want, it plays havoc with my diabetes BS. So very little change for me, but I did make some low carb chocolate truffles today, so looking forward to them after Christmas dinner, just one or three perhaps,

Merry Christmas

RRB
 
AndBreathe said:
Thank goodness he now "gets it". Every cloud and all that.

I hope you both have an excellent festive period, after such a difficult few months.
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thanku and you to lots of love for new yr x
 
On Christmas day I decided to go for it. I had a bit of everything including mashed and roast potatoes and biscuits and cheese. Less of each then everyone else. I didn't test before or after. When we got home 4 hours later my BS was the lowest i've ever seen, 3.7. Hate to think what it peaked at though.
 
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