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What was your fasting blood glucose? (full on chat)

20.09.2020
am FBG
Cat is decidedly not happy with ear drops and antibiotics. But so far ( three days in to six day course) no injuries to humans and Cat is still forgiving us. This is not to say he doesn't resist taking medicaion. But he does not hold our endeavours against us. Too many negatives will anyone understand me?
 
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Krystyna23040 said:
Thank you. He is improving. Mr K carried him into the house and he just laid down in the hall. I gave him some Manuka honey. He felt so poorly I had to feed it to him.

Since then he is definitely feeling a bit better as he is now drinking water and moving around the downstairs.

I was talking to the Ranger while he drove us back to our car. He said the other Rangers were furloughed. So Archie was actually rescued by the Lone Ranger.
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Aw, poor fella.

Good to hear some recovery going on.

And lone ranger..;)
 
Early bird score is 6.2, maybe I need a fast day or two to shock this number down.

Driving Miss Daisy today who, apparently, has a bad cough following her social activities. I shall place a chain of garlic around my neck and wield the stake of 'appropriate doom' in her direction ;)
 
Alien Aspie said:
Early bird score is 6.2, maybe I need a fast day or two to shock this number down.

Driving Miss Daisy today who, apparently, has a bad cough following her social activities. I shall place a chain of garlic around my neck and wield the stake of 'appropriate doom' in her direction ;)
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Oh boy...

I would be using my thieves oil liberally @Alien Aspie

Take care...don't breathe...
 
Good morning everyone from our little house on the prairie
The wonder wheel of an anitipasti platter of tasty tit bits came in at 5.2 this am
@gennepher - great fun finger painting of a feather falls, so vibrant and love your teasle.
@jjraak - fabulous capture in Richmond Park - sounds like a great day.
@lindisfel - grey plover - excellent
@alf_Josiah - enjoy your break.

Not sure about today. My dad is in ICU in France - not Covid related.
Koffy on the go, hope everyone has a good day.
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5.8 this cold morning with expected blue skies for one last day.

We were still sitting in the garden yesterday pm, which was great for the second half of September, but there was a chill by 1600.
The main object of interest were a good number of Speckled Wood butterfles flying around our probably too large beech tree and overgrown snowberry bush.

Here's hoping we all stay safe today and you have some good news from France on your Dad, Dunelm.
D.
 
dunelm said:
Good morning everyone from our little house on the prairie
The wonder wheel of an anitipasti platter of tasty tit bits came in at 5.2 this am
@gennepher - great fun finger painting of a feather falls, so vibrant and love your teasle.
@jjraak - fabulous capture in Richmond Park - sounds like a great day.
@lindisfel - grey plover - excellent
@alf_Josiah - enjoy your break.

Not sure about today. My dad is in ICU in France - not Covid related.
Koffy on the go, hope everyone has a good day.
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Hope your dad is home soon dunelm x
 
alf_Josiah said:
Afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen.
This could well my last post for a time, phew that's a blessing a few will say. Me and me's will be wandering off into the Internetty unknown for a time. Just not sure about access at the moment. If me and me's can login we will.

Well after an interesting night yesterday an 8.8 this morning, sympathy definitely not required, according to my diabetic consultant anything below a 10 for me is a good score.

Well have a good afternoon and remember to order your sprouts ready for 1st December.
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Take care, hope all is well.
 
Krystyna23040 said:
The car sounds really good.
Sheringham Park didn't go as planned. After an hour's walking Archie the older Labrador suddenly had a runny tummy and looked quite ill. He couldn't walk.back and laid down on the path. Mr K went for help and a Ranger came to pick us up and drive us back to our car.

Our vet says to starve him and let him rest but if he takes a turn for the worse to bring him straight in. He is sleeping peacefully now so hopefully he will feel better later.
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We always starve our Labrador Moet when this happens, works well although seems cruel. I hope it all goes well for Archie.
 
SlimLizzy said:
20.09.2020
am FBG
Cat is decidedly not happy with ear drops and antibiotics. But so far ( three days in to six day course) no injuries to humans and Cat is still forgiving us. This is not to say he doesn't resist taking medicaion. But he does not hold our endeavours against us. Too many negatives will anyone understand me?
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Understood and good news.
 
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