13lizanne
Expert
- Messages
- 8,262
- Location
- Central Scotland
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- The Gym, + unkindness and rudeness
Respect to you @maureen5752 most people with your physical disadvantage would have given up on the exercise, kudos on the stationary bike!You never banged on about exercise! Don't worry! If I had 2 good legs I'd be out running, swimming everythink, exercise is great for your health, I use my stationary bike. Have good evening
I swear by Morrison sugar free chocolate angel delight!! Its lovely!!What do you eat which is nibbleable? Me I have nuts, almond flour made pancakes and an occasional treat which with chocolate sauce isn't as damaging as custard or angel delight.
I know Chlorakas - some of our Cypriot friends took us there once for dinner at a gorgeous and VERY rustic place! Small world... I'm not one for beach holidays other. We liked to drive around and discover new places and new people. And all the Cypriots we met were wonderful people - very friendly and welcoming.
Amazing! Such a small world...Yes, we've been there too.
I'm off on holiday to Cyprus in August,going to Paphos cannot wait. lots of sunshine and culture would you recomend anywhere worth a visit whilst there xI lived in Cyprus for 5 years fantastic place and a wonderful lifestyle. I threw in my busy NHS job when I hit 40 and took a job as a Riding Instructor and trail guide for a riding centre in a small village just outside Limmassol. I was riding for up to 6 hours a day, was super fit and healthy. I met my now Husband there and moved to Amsterdam to be with him....Bit of a culture shock to say the least
I met my
Hi hankjam, Thank you for your reply very kind of you, I bought some Ibuorofen 5% gel it is good stuff but I am still struggling to move my arm up, think I will go back to docs this week and ask for an x ray.@amgrundy I feel your pain with the frozen shoulder... they are not good. Exercises and physio or more aggressive?
Wish you a rapid recovery.
Question/survey on blood taking:
I've read the threads in the forum and am interested to know from the folk on this thread how and where they take their blood from.
I test three times a day, am, pre and post evening meal.
I use my middle fingers and the two on the outside.
I find the sides of my fingers need a deeper penetration setting and tend to more painful and for longer than my finger tips...
I can't make up my mind if one finger tip is becoming bruised...
I'm right handed so probably test my left hand more often than my right.
Mmmm, sounds lovely! Thanks, @maureen5752 - I'm going to give this a try!Hi. It's so easy, use pressure cooker for 10mins or cook in pan but takes longer, fry an onion and seal your meat in same oil, gives great taste, stick chunks meat in with some curry powder, cumin, pepper if you wish, some tomato puree for taste, when meats cooked stick index finger sized celery sticks and chopped mint in till the juice has thickened a little. Done. Enjoy
You do belong and it wouldn't The same without you.Good job I'm thick skinned.
I must admit I'm very unhappy. I WAS enjoying posters on fbg. I feel like my arm has been chopped off. Maybe that was the intention.
Partner thinks I should close my account down. I was so enjoying everyone's input. It felt a happy place. Newies felt comfortable posting even high fbg/bgs. A human thread not just a posters avatar and a number.
It's very sad!
I thought I belonged.
Hi, @amgrundy - I can totally empathise with you on this one. I persuaded my GP to send me for an X-ray and when the results came back he said, "You have osteoarthritis in your shoulder - take paracetamol." (A recent study has now shown that actually paracetamol has no effect on arthritis pain.) Two years on, I'm using anti-inflammatories and Ibuleve gel, which at least means I can stay fairly mobile during the day, if not pain-free. Big hugs xHi hankjam, Thank you for your reply very kind of you, I bought some Ibuorofen 5% gel it is good stuff but I am still struggling to move my arm up, think I will go back to docs this week and ask for an x ray.
Hiya! I tried the crackers & cheese (2 Nairns gluten-free oat crackers, butter & Cheddar cheese) at 11.30 last night, but didn't really see any change in my fasting BG this morning (Sat: 5.6; Sun: 5.5; Mon: 5.0; Today: 5.7). Maybe I need to try it for a little longer...?Just to say. 5.7 fasting this morning, had my crackers & cheese last night. And yet yesterday's was 6.9 fasting, but never had crackers & cheese the night before. I hope the others who have tried this also have good fastings today. Let me know?
Does your 'Agree' rating mean you know Cyprus too, @ickihun ? I'm amazed at the number of people on the forum who do!I adore Cyprus! Where do your friends live?
We used to go every year to stay in a villa in the hills just outside Coral Bay, near Paphos. It was idyllic. I really miss it.....
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