shelley262
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- Type of diabetes
- I reversed my Type 2
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- Diet only
When it came to it, I just shoved the whole lot, apart from the soup, into the freezer. Just didn't feel the need for any more food. Kept the smoked salmon out and will have that tomorrow, probably for breakfast.I'd have the one of these I felt like eating most for today and chuck the rest in the freezer, together with part of your unmentionable soup (I've been a member here for long enough that even I know what the soup is!).
Then eat the soup again tomorrow and maybe the day after.
Unless your feet are not up to cooking lamb or fish today, in that case just have the soup and maybe smoked salmon for starters or a snack.
10ish small portion of kefir with supplements then one slice of bacon,egg and mushroom fried in butter served on LC toast
2ish nibble of stilton and a few walnuts and one square of lindt 90% chocolate
5 ISH roast chicken and 2 chipolatas served with a few carrots and one small hm roast potato served with glass of dry white followed by DGF low carb blondie warmed and served with spoon of ff yoghurt.
Had hoped to finish clearing loft over weekend but a few more days work needed on it yet -how did we get all that stuff up there including some bits of furniture,! Anyway booked a BHF charity van collection for end of the week so that at least feel done some good.
@DJC3 sounds like a lovely birthday weekend for Paul - Happy belated birthday to him. We are not doing dry January - we try to have at least 3 to 5 alcohol free days a week most weeks in the year instead it seems to work best for us.
When it came to it, I just shoved the whole lot, apart from the soup, into the freezer. Just didn't feel the need for any more food. Kept the smoked salmon out and will have that tomorrow, probably for breakfast.
Please tell me you confirmed with a finger prick!when my Libre started beeping at me and told me my BG was 3.4. It didn't feel like it. Usually at 3.4 I would start to feel a bit odd. Anyhow, I had a fruit pastille to counteract the hypo effect. Didn't work. Had a second one. After a while BG was 3.6 - not high enough to go to bed. Had 2 more fruit pastilles and am feeling pretty sick.
Yes - I did check with a finger prick and it was only 0.1 out. Didn't check the 2nd time though. It was the sweetness of the fruit pastilles that made me feel sick, but it passed so no problems. I only slept for about an hour in bed. Dreamed that my whole left side was paralysed and painful and woke to my fairly new pain (arthritis?) in my neck and shoulder plus the very new one in my foot, joining up to give me the symptoms of my dream. Odd, b ecause I was laying on my right side. Got up then. Took the pain killers I should have taken last night and dozed in the chair for a while. BG was 10 on the Libre at that point; later 7.9; currently 11.4. Breakfast soon so it will start to drop again, I assume.Please tell me you confirmed with a finger prick!
Libre is good, but I don't trust a Libre hypo unless I either have symptoms or a fingerprick tells me it's indeed a hypo.
Also, Libre is notoriously slow to recognise a rise after treating a hypo so I always use a finger prick to see if treating the hypo did the job after 15 minutes instead of waiting for Libre to catch up.
Sleep well!
Ozempic?A friend of Neil and Alistair just called in. He is T2 diabetic - not on insulin - and he said his cousin, who is a doctor, told him that there is an injection that has become available, although not commonly used yet, which is injected into the abdomen and encourages weight loss. I've never heard of such a thing. Has anyone else?
That may well be the one.Ozempic?
I like the herbal ones without milk. There's a turmeric you might like, or lemon and ginger. I find they taste different enough to black tea that I don't mind the difference if you see what I mean. I'm not substituting like for like but swapping to something different and therefore have different expectations. Just a mind con but it works for meStill struggling to drink tea without milk. I’ve ordered some white tea and some rooibos to see if they are any easier
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