Liking the use of the libre..(but pricey)
i think it's value for me wouldn't necessarily be the chance to skip finger pricking, nice though that would be,
it's the ease and convenience of the 24/7 monitoring, of any foods/stresses/exercises/ etc.....
must be so great to have such intimate knowledge of the impact your day to day things have on you minute by minute if required.
what a great learning tool....wish i had got the chance to have one for those first few months.
how fantastic would that have been educationally, to make new type two's MORE aware of the impact of what they are doing re FOOD, and probably more importantly easing those fears that MOST of the time, what you are doing IS helping..
One question..you mentioned the phone app..so could one getaway with JUST the strips, or does it require the READER to instigate some sort of starting process.
Cheers @Debandez .
Enjoy your lunch, be curious to see what impacts other foods have and for how long.
Strange to tell according to my family history research my 6th great grandfather was born in New York and his wife in Massachusetts before there was a United States.
enjoy your jolliesI don't think strips are required just an option. I don't think a reader required just an app. But I'm on a learning curve myself haha. If you find oit let me know
Sorry for short reply. Packing for jolies tomorrow!!! Here's a clue. To be sure to be sure. Im hoping to find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow handed to me by a leprechaun!
Goodnight Karen and everyoneGoodnight everyone sleep well
Night phil xGoodnight Karen and everyone
It’s a lovely day for fence painting here, hope you’ve a nice sunny day. I’m thinking it might be quite therapeutic too - a bit of mindfulness with a practical application.
I’ve emailed Thriva to ask for another set. I was stupid to try this morning as I was rushed having promised to do a French plait in daughter’s hair before work at 6am. I should have waited til afterwards. I also should have put my glasses on! I lost a couple of drops down the outside of the tube, what a doofus!
Strange to tell according to my family history research my 6th great grandfather was born in New York and his wife in Massachusetts before there was a United States.
DJC3, if you have trouble getting enough blood, you could use these folks for a standard blood draw, if they'll send you a vacuuvial. https://www.bookabloodtest.com/ Provided you have the paperwork they'll draw the blood for £12. They're phlebotomists, so know what it's about. They'll draw for private or NHS tests.
I was impressed when I heard about them, from one of our local podiatrists who hosts the phlebotomy lady a couple of sessions a week.
Now there's a coincidence as William Rufus (the red) who was killed by Walter was according to my family tree my 24th great Uncle and his brother Henry, Rufus's that is was my 24th great grandfather.There is a family rumour (totally unsubstantiated) that he's descended from a Walter Tyrell who shot Rufus, son of William the Conqueror
DJC3, if you have trouble getting enough blood, you could use these folks for a standard blood draw, if they'll send you a vacuuvial. https://www.bookabloodtest.com/ Provided you have the paperwork they'll draw the blood for £12. They're phlebotomists, so know what it's about. They'll draw for private or NHS tests.
I was impressed when I heard about them, from one of our local podiatrists who hosts the phlebotomy lady a couple of sessions a week.
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