Type 1'stars R Us

[Nicola M]

@marie yes I am beginning to wish I was on a pump. It’s five am and I’m up yet again. Injected at three am and went back to sleep but still needed more. Hence the getting up. It is so much easier to get up, eat and start my day. The trouble is being unable to keep awake in the evenings. Starting to feel thoroughly cheesed off.

One of the many reasons I was suggested for a pump, no matter what dosage I did I’d always go into the high 20’s around 8-10 in the morning and I couldn’t split dose because it’d send me low all night. I’m forever grateful for the pump and dawn phenomenon is a thing of my past now!

 

[Marie 2]

DP is usually one thing that a pump is highly recommended for! There's just no good way to control it otherwise except waking up and injecting a dose. At least they recognize that's not the best option!

 

[becca59]

Re a pump chance would be a fine thing. Too well controlled apparently. Errr! Probably because I haul myself out of bed each morning and eat sensibly with very little fun deviation.

 

[Tony337]

Re a pump chance would be a fine thing. Too well controlled apparently. Errr! Probably because I haul myself out of bed each morning and eat sensibly with very little fun deviation.

I get it...
I graze and stay active all day all week and have more insulin and less food at weekends....
Whilst its no fun i do take solice in the fact i have taken responsibility for my condition.

6.5 this morning a bit higher than i would like but i can live with it and i'm just about to get my big ladder out so that job will bring the 6.5 down a bit.......

Have a fantastic Friday everyone

Tony