Ohhhh is it good with apple crumble though?
I haven't found a vegan apple pie, other than mcdonalds apple pie. Now I wantOh yes! And with slightly stale cake that you've warmed through (vry gently) in the microwave so that it goes moist again......
On the large side for a garage you would have to kick the car out.Not always a meat lovers dream - I’d like a pet brown cow with creamy horns and a big pink snout so I can brush it’s hair and boop it’s snoot. It’ll live in my garage
Well on the hypo front, I only drop below three about once every three months, and only below four once or twice a week - my bg doesn’t change rapidly so I can head off a hypo before it happensI’ve never read of any studies about this. So I think your strategy is great, provided you minimise the frequency and severity of your hypos ( as someone who was eating jelly beans at 4am last night, this can be tricky).
Tell us how it went!Off to Hereford today to teach French. I don’t speak French.
Thats okay, my bf parks his car outside of our garageOn the large side for a garage you would have to kick the car out.
The cornflakes - they are a shocker for most of us.Hmmmm strange reading. Pre lunch 10.0. Only had bowl cornflakes and cuppa tea 1 sweeter for breakfast. Then small glass Pepsi max raspberry flavour. Think was the Pepsi max ?
Perhaps get the book or ebook of Dr Bernstein's Diabetes Solution. That is where your question can be answered, well at least one way. (from a fellow Aussie).What you are saying @MeldCP makes perfect sense. I think perhaps the key thing in this article is the paragraph that offers suggestions as to why a low HBA1C increases all cause mortality. The hypotheses focus on hypoglycaemic side effects, effects which nonT1D s don’t encounter, which is why their ideal HBA1C is 5.4. So in theory if a T1D can achieve a low HBA1C without experiencing hypoglycaemia then all should be good. The next logical question is at what levels does this inflammation occur (surely not between 3.5-4.0). I’ve never read of any studies about this. So I think your strategy is great, provided you minimise the frequency and severity of your hypos ( as someone who was eating jelly beans at 4am last night, this can be tricky). Cheers Leeanne
I think I'd panic too to be honest, from libre app to telephone numbers to my baby cousin photos - oh she is the sweetest and such a happy baby.Had to nip back to the office - left my phone on my desk! Can't cope without it - my diabetes app is on there, and at night it's my music box, where I watch Netflix & Prime and play sudoku. Be lost without it!
I think I'd panic too to be honest, from libre app to telephone numbers to my baby cousin photos - oh she is the sweetest and such a happy baby.
I use to troll my dad with a song that goes "where my phone? where my keys?" because he is at an age where he is forgetful
I had the same chickpeas salad, with a side of rice crackers and an apple. Now I’m spending a few hours cleaning my keyboard. If anyone has a mechanical keyboard, they’ll know how many additional keys we have to clean.
Allow me to offer you keyboard goo
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Keyboard...=keyboard+goo&qid=1561043210&s=gateway&sr=8-3
Works perfectly and you can use it over and over.
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