yeah im in the uk iv not spoken to a DSN or anybody in nearly two years but i have an appointment next month now at the hospital. when i was in hospital there was talk of the dafne coarse which i have turned down 4 times already dont feel im worth it and there was talk of a possibly a libra based on test results
Were all worth it chris85 the dafne will do you the world of good it will help you with dosing and the libre although not always reliable it does show you graphs of what direction bgs are heading it will take time but you will get there
I think DAFNE is very much worth it! Not available in my country, but from what I've heard it sounds like a great opportunity to learn more. Afterwards it's up to you if you want to follow what they've taught you, but at least it's an informed choice.
Mrs Molly helloooooooo to you and Mr Clive
Now you mention Galaxy come to think of it very very naughty for us type 1s and you do know I’m a tad naughty once in a while (tee hee hee)
Another thought is when we went to see the puppies there were 3 and the breeder had named them (just in her head to tell them apart) after chocolatesWispa, Minstrel & Galaxy
Here they are:
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minstrel was the Black and Tan
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Galaxy left, Wispa right red collar
The thing with carb counting is im absolutley poo at maths. Oh and do you mind me asking where in the netherlands do you live i have a friend over there
Of course you’re ‘worth’ it, and it might make all the difference. Highs have a very nasty effect on mood, as does the feeling that we aren’t in control (and if we’re honest we can all be hit by the surprise *** results). I’m stunned by the way such a tiny amount of visible substance can have such a huge effect! I’m also stunned by the way most people, the beta normal ones, have endocrine systems that fine tune it so well. The body is an incredible machine.
nope im alone all the timeIf you have a partner, friends or family, they can help you too. My bf has upgraded to be my human calculator, he has worked out how many vials of insulin I need per month and yesterday night, he worked out how many carbs are in one haribo strawberry so I can put a precise carb amount on my pump. Not all hope is lost, you’ll always have someone who is a maths wizard.
For me, my meals are roughly divided from very low carb to very high carb, and I dose based on that instead of exact carb count. I do check all packages and lots of unlabeled fresh food though, so I'm very aware of if I choose highish or lowish carb food. Very little maths involved.
. Where does your friend live?
i cant remeber exactly where but its somewhere near arnhemFor me, my meals are roughly divided from very low carb to very high carb, and I dose based on that instead of exact carb count. I do check all packages and lots of unlabeled fresh food though, so I'm very aware of if I choose highish or lowish carb food. Very little maths involved.
A big improvement for me was when I found out I need way more insulin for the same carbs in the morning than I do in the evening.
What also helped was changing my diary from the way you note it to using grid paper with the hours of the day on the top row and using the columns to note glucose level, insulin dose, exercise, and food (I simply wrote roughly what foods I had, not the carbs, which would be even neater). This enabled me to see correlations in the blink of an eye instead of looking back and forth and having to guess at what time I did what.
I live in Friesland, way up north and close to he Waddenzee
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So you dropped from 22 to 15 in a bit over an hour. Sounds good to me!
Wispa, Minstrel & Galaxy