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Type 2's: What was your fasting blood glucose in a morning?

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4.8 having been up most of the night watching with interest the results coming in from north of the border.
 
Yay it was t 6.3 or 6.4

It was 6 so moving in right firection but puzzling thing is I ate four squares of dark choc!
 
JohnD54 said:
4.8 having been up most of the night watching with interest the results coming in from north of the border.
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Exhaustion is clearly the way forward.


Well, maybe not. ;)

It's good to see a nice low number though?
 
6.2 this am and yes had a handfull of nuts for my supper only....seems to work:)
 
4.8 before dinner
6.0 after dinner which was a shock as I only had chicken salad so no carbs at all "I think"
woke up to 5.9 :arghh:

I had a rough night of sleep last night but I am having that quite often now anyways so cant say that was the reason for high sugars.

I wanted to try after dinner reading again but I only had one more strip in the box and really wanted to use it for fasting test
 
3.6 on waking this morning, and 4.2 an hour later, having got up and pottered a bit. Curiously, I have no dull headache this morning, but I am a bit jaded. However, that's perhaps not altogether seismic, bearing in mind I was awake almost ever hour overnight!

I'm in the middle of my 24 hour testing, and it's been quite hard going. Through the night, I seem to have slept through the 01:00 test, but as the midnight and 02:00 aren't a million miles apart, and heading in an expected direction. I will assume the trend line was unbroken over the 2 hour period. Similarly, I missed the 05:00, although I think I probably just snoozed the alarm continually! Just as well Mr Breathe is not at home at the moment. On the upside, I did manage to keep a close track on the Referendum results coming in, which had actually influenced my choice of overnight to do this testing.

I finish the 24 hour cycle at 17:00, so I'll defer any firm conclusions until then, but I did have a couple of very odd readings at 22:00 and 23:00. They were still under 5, so nothing to write home about, but increased from my postprandial number, which isn't what I saw last time, nor would I have expected it from the meal I had eaten. But, I cannot imagine I would take any even potentially remedial action for a couple of unexpected readings under 5. Hey ho; such is the puzzle we call diabetes.

Today, I will mainly be watching the clock and fitting chores around the need to wash my hands and stab my poor little fingers.

Play nicely boys and girls. It's almost the weekend.
:)
 
@AndBreathe I wonder if dreams can make our BS rise?


6.8 after tea, which was good because I had an extra potato. Normally have 2, so it was 3 last evening.
5.4 at bedtime
5.3 this morning
:)
 
Bluetit1802 said:
@AndBreathe I wonder if dreams can make our BS rise?


6.8 after tea, which was good because I had an extra potato. Normally have 2, so it was 3 last evening.
5.4 at bedtime
5.3 this morning
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I have no idea, although I'm sure if the dream triggered an adrenalin response, it probably could. My 2 slightly odd ones last night were well after a benign dinner, but before I retired.
 
With these new batches of freestyle lite strips (from our very own shop) :¬)
I am consistently 4.7 when I wake up now - which is nice if its real
 
5.6 this morning for me.......been in mid 5's all day again, only
Went up to 6.3 after a lunch of 2 ryvita and Philly for lunch at work so I seem ok with those (seeded one's)
 
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Go figure.

After my carb feast on pizza, I get a 5.8 this morning. Went to bed on a shocking 8.6!
 
In the 6's all day yesterday, with 5.9 before dinner. 6.8 at bedtime.

6.9 this morning! The liver dump fairies must have taken the night off!
 
5.5 this morning- went to bed on 5.7 off to work for me in an hour, not even got my usual Sunday off now until end of October either......oh well, keeps me occupied ; )
 
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