kitedoc
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Or somebody makes a slip ? Got another one in for you @slip!!
Or somebody makes a slip ? Got another one in for you @slip!!That is two references to rice in the last three posts.
Be warned it won’t be long until someone suggests using cauliflower rice as an alternative :***:
Hi @Scott-C, Nah, there is a very slight variation in the flatline - not broken - It is a a fantastic result.Lol, Mel, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to either charm Marek with your purple hair, or threaten him with your mahoosive boots into spilling the beans on how far they've got!
By the way, we're going to have to restart the #competitiveflatlining competition, for no other reason that I've already won it with this little number.
Had been playing around with lantus for a while, the same units were dipping me one night, rising me the next, then ended up with this one and it's kinda settled into a happy zone.
Bg tests confirms it. Lantus dosing info says weight in kilos divided by 5, which would put me at around 14, but that wasn't holding, but 17 seems to do the trick.
I wonder whether the cold weather is making my body work harder to keep warm, pushing out more stored glycogen for that purpose, so needs more basal to manage it.
Anyhoo, it's a lovely overnight flat line, so I've either got my basal right or my cgm is broken..
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So are you saying that the one who wears the pants in the family is on the outer on Sundays ??Gonna throw in a bonus morning greeting for those who'll be rising in a few hours
So are you saying that the one who wears the pants in the family is on the outer on Sundays ??
Thank you @db89, I like the slow thinkers - still waters run deep. Such as he/she need no pants !!
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Great news @Robinredbreast as a T2 luckily enough to be diet controlled from reading posts here I know that this will be an important tool in your armoury to control and monitor your diabetes - bet you can’t wait xxHi guys, I am so excited I have received this letter today from my hospital and I am going on a Libre course in June. I can't believe it, after 30 years, I am actually going to try one out
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I wouldn’t bother - tried it, and the noodles, and it took me longer to rinse and cook them than to decide they definitely weren’t for me - same as ‘coconut porridge’ which I’m sure you could use for wallpaper paste (perhaps I cooked it wrong!!!). I tend to stick to the real thing these days - if I have them I cook, cool and reheat and it doesn’t affect my BS too much or, if I have any lurking in the fridge, I have courgetti or sliced courgettes with my bolognese sauce.Well, considerer me another educated student. Online teaching as well. Had to google it and must admit I’ll not be ordering from amazon this week.
Perhaps konjac rice pudding??????
that is so annoying done it myself b4 todayThe Libre - so unobtrusive, you don't even know your wearing it. That'll be why I just knocked mine off whilst showering then! Arrrrgh!
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