Alison54321
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
Quite demanding aren't they, wanting to you to go away for two hours, then turn up again.
Hello friends,
I had to drag my body out of bed,in combination with wisdom toothache and tiredness. If I’m honest, I wished work just told everyone to turn up for 15:30 to tidy the place ready for the evening. We have to be there for 11:00 until 15:00, break time and then show up at 17:00 again. In my case, I think 9-10hours is a bit of a stretch for me. But diabetes not too shabby at 7.3.
One of the sleepover dogs has a very angry wet rash on his nose and around his eye so he had to start antibiotics today.
My thumb is still very sore and completely useless, wrist is less sore and only half useless.
Which made getting tablets in the dog an interesting exercise.
Both dog and hand are very offended now. Tonight I'll see if I can trick the dog with liverwurst.
Just woken up. Have I missed anything?
Hi @LooperCat . You was in my thoughts around midnight last night.Just woken up. Have I missed anything?
Husbeast has more than enough beard for this household, I can’t compete so shave mine off. I’ll be that trainee in a month!Hi @LooperCat . You was in my thoughts around midnight last night.
Long story short. My 84 yr old mother called out an ambulance, when they turned up, the two paramedics introduced the trainee they had with them. In all fairness the trainees beard did slightly distort my thoughts of you, but nonetheless....
Brilliant @Kim Possible Our mini European tours inspired us to coook more fish. I love the idea of tagine, despite not having one of those funny conical type dishes. I always thought though they had fruit in them. Can you post the recipe? that would be magic@SueJB whilst you are on your around the world trip with pollock fish stews, have you tried Moroccan fish Tagine? We made a lovely, quick one a few weeks ago.
I'll start with the liverwurst, and if that doesn't work I'll proceed with your and Jaylees tricks. Stupid thing is, 3 of the 5 dogs will happily eat any pill you offer them if you tell them it's something yummy, nothing needed to go with it and 4th cooperates if you tell her she must. It's only this one squirming and keeping it's mouth closed and spitting out the tablets five minutes later.@Antje77 For ones that are more stubborn about pills, I soften some cheese, usually on tidbit of bread in micro for a few seconds and put the pill in it. That way they can’t separate it easily. Unless they’re really finicky, then only down the throat works!
The dobie I have now you can put it with anything and she swallows it whole. Pill, what pill?
I do the same with the cats - soon gets gobbled up if there’s cheese with it.Hi,
Where tablets are concerned. I dupe my hound with cheese..
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