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

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5.4 at bedtime
6.2 this morning and this was an average
6.3 an hour after breakfast of yogurt, raspberries and flaxseed, plus a mug of tea. Would have expected the rise to be a bit higher, so maybe the fasting was a dodgy reading. Or maybe this was the dodgy reading! It's all a game.
 
PatsyB said:
7.8 today restless night again ..unsure why I keep wake up I was such a heavy sleeper before I was diagnosed, do know I now have to go to the loo in the night so maybe that is why I wake up .....
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I have the same problem unfortunately - rotten isn't it
 
cold ethyl said:
5.8 at this ungodly hour. Who suggested meeting friend at 9.30 again?
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I was up early too (for me) don't know what woke me just after 8 but I then heard a message come through on my phone at 8:25 - good job I decided to check - my parcel would be delivered between 8:37 and 9:37... as it also told me who the driver was I thought I'd best get dressed quickly he's always within the first 10 minutes of that hour slot (even later in the day)
Hope you've had a nice time with your friend and found somewhere to eat a nice low carb lunch
 

Just a quick meet up to collect some stuff for decorating our barn for Mr E's 50th soon. She's an events manager so she is given me a hand. I had a lovely chorizo and red pepper frittata with coleslaw from the deli. And even better tonight is quiz night so it's steak stack and salad.
 
Some pictures from Cote d'Ivoire - the bird is a hornbill (Zazu!) of some sort.




 
All bark no bite lol (you remember Zazu from the Lion King?).
 
5.2 this morning. I probably should have retested as I was expecting something higher. I decided just to enjoy the pretty number.
 
Hi I am Type 2 as well and My readings vary from 4.0 to 4.8 each morning before meals ,
 
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