loulou99782
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Liver for tea made me laugh.It all seems like a dream.......except for the ache , liver for tea tonight lol
Last night going to bed 5.0 nothing to eat after 6.30pm
This morning fasting straight from bed 6.6 So pleased better than it has been (7.7 or 8.1)
Bluetit1802 than ks for the advice
Hope it's still in vogue :)Had bought some shirts, online, over 6 months ago and had got the sizes wrong, so they didn't fit. I had put them in the wardrobe in the hope that maybe, sometime in the future, they might fit. While getting ready this morning I thought I'd be brave and take one out and see how it fitted. Fitted perfectly, which was pleasing. Little milestones that make the whole thing worthwhile.
My first winter diabetic too....I have learnt to keep my kit under the covers during the night though ; )I really dont know whats not right its my first winter being diabetic and I am thinking is it something to do with the cold or may be kits kept outside.
Hope it's still in vogue :)
Yaay! I know how you feel.
I just got a whole new wardrobe mostly bought a couple years ago. Before I ended up unable to walk and put weight on whilst waiting for my wheelchair.
To think, I nearly gave them all to the charity shop. Couldn't understand how or why I put weight on, until I was diagnosed with 'D' and researched it all.
Enjoy!
My kit is always in the bathroom and its as cold as outside as I leave the window open, cant we get summers a bit sooner.
I'd be honest, I always hated summers, never liked them, but this year I cant wait them to begin, having said that I am sure the moment temperature goes above 25 I will start looking for winters again.
Was in italy in late august early september and it was 30+ and hated every day I was there for.
As always you could be rightThe bathroom is the worst place. There is too much humidity. Try keeping it in the bedroom or elsewhere. Strips are vulnerable to humidity, which is why we have to keep them in the tubs they arrive in as they have some sort f protection.
As always you could be right
but i do keep them in the tub to be nice to myself
I have a meter its always around 7 or 8 degrees and humidity could shoot upto 99 percent especially after shower
You learn as you go but my prob is I have too much humidity around the house about 80% everywhere even with humidifier working overtime
but i will keep it in the room and see if that makes any difference.
I am hoping to have the new tubs at home when I reach today.
I'm wearing my first pair of unelasticated jeans that I bought a few weeks ago - they are one size smaller than usual and already beginning to feel loose - the joys of LCHF!!!!Had bought some shirts, online, over 6 months ago and had got the sizes wrong, so they didn't fit. I had put them in the wardrobe in the hope that maybe, sometime in the future, they might fit. While getting ready this morning I thought I'd be brave and take one out and see how it fitted. Fitted perfectly, which was pleasing. Little milestones that make the whole thing worthwhile.