Hello there. I can probably change your user name, if you can confirm that's what you would like.
Hi welcome to the forum both of you..
The name change can be done by @DCUKMod . Who should be only to happy to help with the name change.
In the meantime,
Tell us a little more about ye tale of the diabetic stuff.. (He asks trying to sound loik Jack Sparrow.)
Hello we would like to be called The Pirate Twins please.
Should join forums when surfing hypos to many typos.
That's all done.
Thank you one called Jaylee, CaptainJack Sparrow is our hero.
What do you want to know about our T1?
We became T1 in a time before the internet and Dr Google, we were running around, collapsed, in hospital, then T1, we had to pee into a tube and add magic to make it change color, then used swine insulin. Needles were big in those days, we also used them to fix the sails.
Used to love that programme which was shown during school holidays in late 60's early 70's
I can even remember the words
BrilliantOooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh,
Lantus spells, Glargine hell
Basal nights can stray...
What a treat when the blood depletes & a low is in your tray.
Oh what joy I had, as I over Treated thrice.
Wishing I'd got up for work with a modest BG rise.
Now I did correct & I sped off to my job.
Sleepy from my broken dreams i forgot to clock my card..
Yarp,
Lantus spells, Glargine hell
Basal nights can stray...
What a treat when the bloods deplete & a shift is starting high.....
Lantus spells glargine hell
Big push for the break
A libre scan, stick it to the "man" as I make the deadline date...
Hoy!
Thank the heavens for this contraption to fix the sails now we all use 4 or 5 mm pen needles! (And please don't try to use it for your insulin!)Needles were big in those days, we also used them to fix the sails.
Thank the heavens for this contraption to fix the sails now we all use 4 or 5 mm pen needles! (And please don't try to use it for your insulin!)
I can't do the pirate stuff, I'm more a sci fi buff...
Lucky you! I've spent many hourst using ine of those. They work very nicely but it's slow going.We had one of those on our sailing boats. Thankfully never used, on the move. Repairing a single reefing cringle, was enough for me!
Lucky you! I've spent many hourst using ine of those. They work very nicely but it's slow going.
But they definitely beat sewing sails with this. I once managed to place the thick, rusty back end right next to the little shield when pushing. and ended up with that glove nicely attatched to my hand with the back of the needle, hole and all.
wet wet wet!
Welcome aboard @The Pirate Twins ! Love the outfits...........or is that what you both wear on a day to day basis?
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