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What was your fasting blood glucose? (with some chat)

6.2. Higher than usual I suspect due to a late dinner as we have our grandaughter for a long weekend. It was a full on day for me yesterday with all day play! And I was unsettled in my sleep listening out for her. C'est la vie. Wouldn't have it any other way.

Beautiful sunny day here on the NW coast. Hope the sun shines for everyone else in one way or another.
 
Had yet another nasty fall yesterday.. as a result I didn’t eat much so 3 hours after waking this morning I was 6.9
 
5.2 this morning. No snow here yet (Toronto, Canada) but 2 hours north of us, they had their first snowfall yesterday. We haven't had a frost yet. It is supposed to be wet and cool all weekend. We went from a hot summer and it didn't have a very nice warm fall - the coloured leaves were late this year & didn't last long (They need warm days and cool nights to get the pretty red, oranges and yellows.)
 
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Goacher55 said:
Had yet another nasty fall yesterday.. as a result I didn’t eat much so 3 hours after waking this morning I was 6.9
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Aww Goacher I’m sorry to read this
I hope there’s no lasting damage
Take care
 
Late posting today! Enjoy what is left of your anniversary, ianpspurs. Best wishes to you both. My fbs were up to 8.3 this morning. Just don't understand this long run in the above 7 range. Had our first snowflakes early this morning. Soon melted but still very chilly. Stay warm and safe everyone.
 
Sorry about your fbg @dogslife and many thanks for the good wishes.
 
Goacher55 said:
Had yet another nasty fall yesterday.. as a result I didn’t eat much so 3 hours after waking this morning I was 6.9
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Sorry to hear that. Are the falls diabetes related or due to other issues - please tell me to football official if I am too nosey.
 
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