eddie1968
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- 3,661
- Location
- Dumbarton, Scotland
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Insulin
- Dislikes
- Pasta, sorry to me it's vile, yeuch lol (and full of nasty carbs)
I have had two prolonged ICU admissions for severe sepsis (septicaemia) and was treated with IV antibiotics and oral antibiotics for months after discharge. I think they were too effective and gave all the fungi a field day and I had bad thrush a lot. It's awful and @ickihun you have my sympathy.Been awake since 4am. Very bad thrush, thanks Iceland creamy ice cream. A treat too far.
I'm just thinking it's a shame I couldnt use all this heat to heat my house. Something similiar to solar panels. Which I can plug in to a converter. Ha ha
I'd be worth a fortune. Ha ha
At 40°C you will be in an ice bath and at death's door and delirious, I've been there.I think the same when I get the slightest infection as my temperature goes above 40 degrees centigrade.
Not dense (or we both areSorry if I seem a little dense but how will you know when it's complete and when to go to A&E it sounds awful to me I do hope it's not too painful.
No apologies necessary. Not surprised you screamed either. Thank you for taking the time to explain. About 7 yrs ago I got knocked over by a woman's pushchair & hit my head the first time, trauma can cause the detachment, I had headaches for 3 weeks after & floaters then when it finally detached I had bright light flashes & floaters got worse it seemed like I'd got big black spiders crawling over my face, not ashamed to say I screamed, frightened the life out of me, thought they were spiders, I'm petrified of spiders, went straight to A&E they told me that's when it finally detached, but this eye now has othere problems also, before I had a Periphial tear, and a bleed and had it lazerd, got macular so that's added risks, the detachment happens to most people after 50urs old cos of age doctor said, so it would probsbly happen anyway at sometime, but was told this can happen after catarach op but I didn't know that, everythink has risks. My othere eye is ok I presume, it has macular but, just got to get on with it, stress will only cause more problems, sorry been moaning to long I do apologise
Plain live yoghurt, applied, not taken, is supposed to help by balancing the bacteria. A tampon coated with the stuff to get it where it's needed (sorry gents). Luckily never had it that bad. .Been awake since 4am. Very bad thrush, thanks Iceland creamy ice cream. A treat too far.
I'm just thinking it's a shame I couldnt use all this heat to heat my house. Something similiar to solar panels. Which I can plug in to a converter. Ha ha
I'd be worth a fortune. Ha ha
5.4 for me tho not straight awayMorning, FBG 7.6 mmol/l. Just about to inject insulin and do brekkie.
I had an ice lolly before bed - naughty me lol.5.4 for me tho not straight away
Had 4 sugarfree fibre biscuits. Only meant to have twoI had an ice lolly before bed - naughty me lol.
Make anyone forget aches & pains and whatever......until it starts wearing off@ickihun a litre of vodka might ease your thrush lol
Glad someone has the sun. It's horrible here@maureen5752 that sounds horrible and I hope it is deault with quickly so that you can start to get over it.
@ickihun try some Apple Cider Vinegar in cold water for both washing with And drinking does wonders for Thrush.....And I hope you get some rest today to catch up.
@PenfoldAPD we want pictorial evidence of the baking
Sorry for all those who got rushed out of bed this morning but I have managed to lie in till 8:30 (Apparently due to my Husband having to get up to let the elderly Beagle out at 2am, I didn't hear a thing gov honest. Just tested at 6.7, under 7.0 so happy with that.
Lovely sunny day here so intending to take dogs out for a yomp then get down to horse to get some more winter coat out (yesterday I got out enough to stuff a duvet with!) then attack the garden and get it looking a little more groomed.
Have a good day everyone.
Must admit that when I had to get up at 6am to walk Sheba before work it was nice and peaceful with no-one around. Could tell when I was first down the path as I broke the spider webs as I walked down it. My body tends to wake naturally around 8 if I've slept well.@hankjam I love early starts! Thankfully sunny in London (for the moment) so a swim outdoors and no breakfast in the garden Good luck with the loaf, I'm making a lemon cake today - LCHF first baking attempt so looking forward to that.
BG back down to 4.9 now post swim
Is evening primrose worth having?Morning all, @ickihun I've been having hot flushes for the last 4 years and I'm 43! I don't have to do anything, it will come over me like a wave and there's nothing I can do about it. My doctor recommended red clover capsules and I also like layering my clothes so I can take off a layer whenever I need to.
@maureen5752 sorry to hear about your eye, sending you hugs
Supposed to be but Borage (aka Starflower) is supposed to be 10x better) .... I've got it for dog's skin but never thought to take it myself. Also a huge tub of micronised Linseed. Was thinking of making a low carb loaf but cba blitzing my linseeds...Doh!!!!!!Is evening primrose worth having?
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