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

Yep, grove of trees bathing in the sunshine.
 
I am not in the black art insulin club but sure that those who are will tell you it’s a bit trial and error for a while. Keep records.
 
I am not in the black art insulin club but sure that those who are will tell you it’s a bit trial and error for a while. Keep records.
Thank you. My meter (with it's app) produces quite nice reports, but I write it all down in a book, too.
Diabetes Specialist Nurse (who is lovely, and t1d herself) will phone me twice a week for the next month, then once a week etc).
 
Good afternoon everyone on a blistering sunny day here in the dark and dangerous north. Temperature is relative of course, just like fasting blood sugar readings. Mine this morning was 6.1 and followed by a chuckled “oops!, but you know what you did”. Lovely wander into town this morning, trying for maximum sunshine, still cold in the shadows. Bloke called Trevor who sits on his stroller outside the supermarket for four hours every day collecting for a local children’s hospice tells us he is now up to £78, 300 and change so far. He has been collecting for quite a few years. Called in a Brockley Hall to check on wheelchair access for Mrs Miggins’ sister on our way home. There is an afternoon tea calling on Sunday. Art bit - is that the way to Elysium or more likely Amarillo? Hope your day is moving along nicely. You don’t have to stay on top of everything - it’s nice to say “I don’t know” but for news gossip, “I don’t care”. Mug of tea time - well I have already had two huge mugs of koffy.
 

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It's Thursday so it's leg day. Felt pretty awful since last night - fluttering heart again and felt so light headed I thought to check my BP before taking pills. It wasn't low low, but for me it was pretty low 153/49. Checked 3 times and it stayed around the same level, so decided not to take my pills.

On the other hand, BG was 8.9 at 05.00 and 11.1 by 07.30. Took a small amount of insulin but no food - I was feeling queazy and it steadied around 10.1 or 2. Felt a bit better when I got home but really painful so took some paracetemol and had some ham with some RyVita. We'll see how that goes.
 
Thank you for sharing another accomplished example of your artistic talent and the amazing work done by a bloke called Trevor. Elysium is the name of our favourite hotel, in Paphos, to which it seems unlikely we will ever return but a man may dream.
 
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imaginative.
 
Hug for the fluttering heart and what seems a low diastolic bp level. Good that you made leg day but the pain doesn't sound pleasant. I hope the food and perhaps a nap in the big chair improve things. Take care.
 
No fbg, finally finished little room for one of the grandkids to have a sleepover.
I did mean to do some garden time but the weather is misbehaving around here (again) rain, hail, windy and cold, so I didn't!

Mrs L is finally convinced that our home is not Mrs L 's home. And wants to go home!
Have I packed? Have I phoned for a taxi? You can do that job, when we get home?????!!!!
And so on, from 3am to now.

Fish for tea.

Oh yeah! Allegedly, I'm in trouble. Mrs L is telling everyone, I have been ........
Oh well, I will defo stay in touch, when I can from Walton.
 
Thank you for sharing another accomplished example of your artistic talent and the amazing work done by a bloke called Trevor. Elysium is the name of our favourite hotel, in Paphos, to which it seems unlikely we will ever return but a man may dream.
Thank you @ianpspurs and yes, a man may dream.
 

Well Walton not a nice place at all but if you do end up there I will come and visit you would not be the first person I’ve visited there though the other person was despicable but his friend Melody’s ex who turned out to be a very unpleasant person him self insisted he never done it and could I please drive him there.
 
Tomorrow in Wigan the funeral of a young guy we knew slightly when we lived there is taking place he in fact was a very nice young man and at one point played for Wigan Athletic football club on there last match they wore shirts with his name on quite touching I thought the woman who managed somehow to run him over in her car twice it would seem has been charged with causing death by reckless driving. The family has decided that the funeral is going to be football themed and every one is to wear Wigan Athletic colours they also are saying that it is to be a celebration of his life so no sadness as he was a happy cheerful person so they wish that to be remembered we obviously can’t be there in person but will be there in spirit.
 
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Thank you @ianpspurs
 
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