Returning Member

[Cloudlesssky]

Hello to you all,

I first came here as a diabetic newbie several years ago. Have not visited the site for a long time, but it is lovely to see some names I know: Daisy1, Brunneria, Bluetit1802… Amazing to see you all still here and still very active supporting members on the site. What a commitment! Thank you.

I’m a T2 diabetic, my levels are pretty unstable - always have been.

Am about to start the 15 day free trial of Freestyle Libra. I guess there are a lot of members who also use this… looking forward to it arriving.

Thanks for having me back!

 

[Hoodiegirl3]

Hello to you all,

I first came here as a diabetic newbie several years ago. Have not visited the site for a long time, but it is lovely to see some names I know: Daisy1, Brunneria, Bluetit1802… Amazing to see you all still here and still very active supporting members on the site. What a commitment! Thank you.

I’m a T2 diabetic, my levels are pretty unstable - always have been.

Am about to start the 15 day free trial of Freestyle Libra. I guess there are a lot of members who also use this… looking forward to it arriving.

Thanks for having me back!

Hi, nice to hear from you, I thought the libras were free anyway… or is that depending on country?

 

[helenb1979]

I thought that they were only free for certain people?

 

[Lakeslover]

Libres are usually available in England on prescription for type 1 diabetes, and for those with type 2 who use both fast and slow acting insulins.

Other type 2 s who choose to self fund can do so with an exemption from VAT.