Krystyna23040
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
Yes @gennepher I agree that it is so important and does give us some closure. It must be so horrid not to know what happened.
Yes @gennepher I agree that it is so important and does give us some closure. It must be so horrid not to know what happened.It is important to know what happened to your cat. To give we some closure as well.
@lindisfel Yes, it was sad about that white cat
We had a half blind, deaf dog which my parents couldn't bring themselves to have euthanized (not only doesn't that sound right, it doesn't look right either). One warm summer's day he wandered into the road and lay under an ice cream van. When it moved off the vibration must have disturbed him and the inevitable happened. The van driver was mortified but we reassured him, took the dog in and buried him in his favourite spot.Yes @gennepher I agree that it is so important and does give us some closure. It must be so horrid not to know what happened.
I bookmarked the series, I will look later @ianpspurs thank you.Morning all on a dull, wet and distinctly cool day here. The type of day where I acutely feel the need for a bowl of food that gives me a a warm, tender loving hug leaving me feeling that the world is a better place but without finding out two hours later that my loving friend was actually my arch enemy hell bent on destroying my very being, My search for low carb comfort food has so far, almost 7.5 years, involved ingesting innumerable variations of what seem to have been Dementor's Kisses. Today I will try to recreate what is stored in Cronometer as P's hot chocolate which if it isn't Starbucks, fits the eat to your meter bill. Moving on, I tested negative today and JKP made it downstairs for a while yesterday and hopes to do more today. That should be good for me to keep an eye on what she is ordering on that iPad of hers. Parts of this abode look like a warehouse just now. @dunelm enjoy the walk but schadenfreude isn't good. Thanks for the art and I await the denouement which is always a crowning glory. I beg to profoundly differ over there being no such thing as bad weather. @gennepher glad you enjoyed the Mortimer tale, there is a whole youtube section of them. Thanks for the creative which is very like today here so far. @Krystyna23040 I knew you wouldn't take it easy and I'm not surprised your body recognised that level of squats in a week. Did Mr K binge watch rugby yesterday? Great French Try right at the end. Do enjoy your day. I found some food in the freezer which we obviously froze because I enjoyed it. I know this because otherwise we would have thrown it away and it looks to be very tomato based. I will not test two hours later because I must have done so the first time round. However, Bono and the boys, especially The Edge, say hi -
Thank you on behalf of JKP. It is the diner end of the kitchen diner which looks like a warehouse. The bind moggles at the contents. Who knew what I didn't know we didn't need until I didn't know we'd bought it?I bookmarked the series, I will look later @ianpspurs thank you.
Thanks for the compliments.
Thanks for the U2 lyrics...
Glad JKP is feeling better...
Your living room must look like a warehouse of boxes...
Yes, it is awful not knowing what happened to your pet.Em's dog, Bella, ran after the other 2 bigger dogs when they broke out of the garden and that was the last time she was seen, despite appeals and notices around the village and 3 searches of the moorland. We think, perhaps, that all 3 dogs ran out onto the moor and the younger ones came back to the village, where we saw them outside our house and got them into the car but Bella wasn't with them. They must have left her behind. She was a bit older (8) and had a bit of arthritis, so she would be slower than them. We keep imagining how she must have died - trapped in a bog, drowned in a pool or just exhausted. It's upsetting to think that she may have lingered, alone and afraid. I don't suppose we will ever know.Yes @gennepher I agree that it is so important and does give us some closure. It must be so horrid not to know what happened.
Re creative reaction:Afternoon, good afternoon one or 6 of me, me’s and myself hope.
Blood sugars this morning were 5.5.
For once I didn’t oversleep, but got stuck into doing stuff, then hey presto it’s afternoon and time for lunch. Lots going on here in Tilehurst Towers and full supervision is the order of the day.
Well fellow posters and painters stay safe, hugs where required and remember to look left, right and keep looking as you attempt to cross the road, these new electric cars, scooters, bicycles are cop27 friendly but lethal to pedestrians.
Hi @jjraak we seem to be have the same problem I was told I was derailing the thread KYes...I fired off a helpful message, without identifying my platform etc or enquiring about others...
jj ...there IS only ONE true platform....
Hi @jjraak we seem to be have the same problem I was told I was derailing the thread K
Now I didn’t have sufficient privileges to reply on some threads?? What next
Oh wait I remember I can’t post until after 8/11/22 this is definitely not the Diabetes.Co.uk I last visited some years ago is it run by Cowboys or Indians or too many Chiefs not enough Indians.
Might be at cross purposes here @Granny_grump_Hi @jjraak we seem to be have the same problem I was told I was derailing the thread K
Now I didn’t have sufficient privileges to reply on some threads?? What next
Oh wait I remember I can’t post until after 8/11/22
Are we Adults on here or Children if the later we must still be in School must remember to to better
You are safe on this thread @Granny_grump_If you don’t see any posts from me the Indians will have won or was it the Chiefs
Hugs for the 'What ifs'A warm 'evening all '
BG's not settling yet, need to knuckle down next week.
Gym going really well.
Sat on sofa, managed to stand up in one movement without grabbing or pulling myself up by anything.
Might not sound much, but when getting off the sofa has seemed more like scaling K2, it felt great.
Downstairs Neighbour passed away recently.
Next door neighbour spoke to him, 6am...sat on steps outside half dressed awaiting ambulance ...SIX Hours .
He had my number, I could have taken him, only a short drive
But no one called or knocked.
Saddened by the what if.
RiP my friend.
Dad's birthday coming up.
Lost him 2009.
Bored so sat listening to Alexa & UK top 40....when did it get so poor.?
Not their demographic, obv.
I guess Grumpy ol man territory steaming into view...
Anyway heard this one, which i guess sums it up well for many
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