Motherhen2014
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 563
- Location
- London
- Type of diabetes
- I reversed my Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
- Dislikes
- People shouting while on their phones.
9.0 this morning.
@heavyd lucky you we've had the lot today freezing winds hail snow thunder and lightning,cannot get much worse, would love to feel the sun on my back instead of all this cold weather,stay put until later in year! But no guarantee it will get much better you know what our summers can be like! KThat's good. Still in Nigeria enjoying the sunshine
I know exactly what you mean, I love home made pea and ham soup but it shoots my BG through the roof! KBG this morning was 6.2. Been eating more than is good for me or so I thought all morning and afternoon. My BG now is only 7.2 which is a complete enigma.
The only plausible conclusion i can draw is that it is not how much you eat but what you eat that raises your BG. Very annoying when all the food that I really enjoy is the stuff that sends my BG through the roof.
Thanks Glenmac hope your hubby carries on getting his strength back and you both stay well,I will be ok I'm sure they will be able to treat it permanently! K@Ymdawd Yes I know that many people will describe a heavy cold as 'flu.My father died in 1963 aged 59 from a 'flu virus,so I can be a little over cautious, but as hubby is eighty this year and normally very healthy and active we were just glad he'd had the vaccine.If he takes to his bed I know he's really ill.The pharmacist assured me I was giving him all the right treatment when I went to top up supplies.Our local pharmacist is great, our surgery isn't always helpful.Apparently there are two strains of the virus this year,as you will be aware.
Hubby had a very high temperature and was delirious so quite a worry.Three weeks on he is just beginning to regain his energy and appetite,but still tires easily,but luckily no chest infection.
@Granny_grump_ Hope you stay well and have good news soon.
My husband retired 14 years ago, and ever since then I've been the breadwinner. This meant that when I needed further qualifications in my field I had to work and study (and at my age that didn't come easy!). He was my rock, and we are most definitely a team
@WuTwo I'm glad you have a good husband I too have one and we are lucky to have them, we do what it takes to make our lives a better place and I respect your hard work and your husbands support of you it wasn't a reflection on your relationship,just how we share our lives each person deals with things in their own way.! KMy husband retired 14 years ago, and ever since then I've been the breadwinner. This meant that when I needed further qualifications in my field I had to work and study (and at my age that didn't come easy!). He was my rock, and we are most definitely a team
??? Hope your not coming down with anything9.4
Have a good day peeps
Take care when your out and about today roads not good in places! Good luck with your appointments! Kgood morning all
5.0 today
then it was down to 4.4 before breakfast 35 mins later, I haven't noticed having dp before but I had virtually nothing to eat after a big Sunday mid afternoon dinner yesterday, I might have some supper next time and see if keeps things more level.
Snow covering everything this morning and we have to pick up Mr gee's mum who has to be at the phlebotomists at 10.10 for her yearly blood tests to be taken, I have the opticians at 10.30 and then a hospital clinic appt at 15.00 today so it's going to be a bit of a stop start day. Stay safe everyone.
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