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Type 2s: What was your fasting blood glucose in a morning? (very low chat level)

Now that's a coincidence, I found that our crinkles are heavier on carbs that the straight one a s well. last lot of of oven chips I ate sent me over 14.0 two hours after.

No more Lenore...

As said usually fine with straight they do spike me but comes down quick but since I read one of your posts a while back about reheating pasta etc I’ve tried various different things and most work so thanks for that
 
Eating candles again mate... :D


I wear a Quoll digital medical card on a security lanyard as I do not like necklace type ones. This has all of my medical details, allergies, dnr etc on it accessed from the QR Code on the reverse side.

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Edited: Changed pix to one on my own.

As I’m on late night insulin, I was advised to wear some kind of alert, but proving to be easier said than done. I have only found silicone bracelets (silicone gives me a horrible rash) here, and foreign suppliers won’t mail to Switzerland. I’ll keep searching.
 
Eating candles again mate... :D


I wear a Quoll digital medical card on a security lanyard as I do not like necklace type ones. This has all of my medical details, allergies, dnr etc on it accessed from the QR Code on the reverse side.

Hs9G6ul.jpg


Edited: Changed pix to one on my own.
I wear a medical alert wristband and a medical alert necklace with all my medical information on it, including contact number
 
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