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

ziggy_w · Mar 20, 2019

Good morning all,

Was fearing higher fbg this morning as blood sugars were unexplainably highish after exercise last night and took a long time to settle a bit. Was surprised though that they turned out to be quite low this morning with 4.4.

@Debandez -- Thanks so much for keeping your fingers crossed. It means a lot to me.
@ianpspurs -- Absolutely no need to apologize. This is what this forum is for. To share frustration and successes. You are such a wonderful member of this forum and always so supportive of others.
@RichardHawkings -- Great result on your HbA1c.

Have a wonderful day, everyone.

philchap1 · Mar 20, 2019

RichardHawkings said:
4.7 this morning again, and first A1c in over 2 years was 5.4, so not too bad considering I follow no diet of any kind (except being in the Philippines it's too hot to have an appetite - and everything contains sugar!)

Well done

philchap1 · Mar 20, 2019

Morning everyone, first day of spring, 5.6, have a great day

johnpol · Mar 20, 2019

A belated good Morning all, a 5.1 greeted me , this isn't a surprise as I decided it was vitally important yesterday to have not one, but two hypos yesterday! to say I'm getting frustrated is an understatement now. Even the new dog Sidney felt sorry for me, he didn't leave my side all night! Ah well today is an other day and we will see what it brings.

Take care everyone.

PenguinMum · Mar 20, 2019

Morning All. 5.6 at 0530 went back asleep then 6.0 at 0800. So not too far from desired level. Onwards. Meeting a childhood friend who has remained a big part of my life but now lives in Vancouver today. Isnt able to stay with me cos her husband is very allergic to cats. So will be out and about with them for next few days.
@johnpol sorry for the hypos but so glad Sidney is a comfort.
Some great nos today, looking at you @ianpspurs and @RichardHawkings.
Enjoy this Spring day everyone. Stay well, stay safe.

PenguinMum · Mar 20, 2019

Always forget someone....@Emma_369 awesome score.
Hope @SaskiaKC and the KC are tucked up asleep...zzzzzz

Emma_369 · Mar 20, 2019

PenguinMum said:
Always forget someone....@Emma_369 awesome score.

Thank you - would only be fair to point out to people that my numbers are lower last couple of days as I’m eating breakfast and lunch, no dinner due to crazy social evenings so apart from coffee they’re longer fasting readings of about 17/18 hours rather than my usual 10/11

UserABC2021 · Mar 20, 2019

6.1 this morning, was late posting as I was due at docs for my HbA1c result. One year since first diagnosis, it's gone up but I expected that given the recent steroid tabs etc. End of year 1 it sits at 40

PenguinMum · Mar 20, 2019

HarrisonK said:
6.1 this morning, was late posting as I was due at docs for my HbA1c result. One year since first diagnosis, it's gone up but I expected that given the recent steroid tabs etc. End of year 1 it sits at 40

Good score Harrison...I would be happy with 40..in the safe zone!

UserABC2021 · Mar 20, 2019

PenguinMum said:
Good score Harrison...I would be happy with 40..in the safe zone!

I'm happy enough, I know I don't understand enough about T2 to beat the system so I'm content to just be safe

Emma_369 · Mar 20, 2019

HarrisonK said:
6.1 this morning, was late posting as I was due at docs for my HbA1c result. One year since first diagnosis, it's gone up but I expected that given the recent steroid tabs etc. End of year 1 it sits at 40

To say a year on you are in the safe zone is excellent! Well done you!

West335 · Mar 20, 2019

6.3 at 9am. It's been rough, but I've finally stopped craving carbs. I wouldn't recommend going cold turkey mind. False hypos, even though you're bloods are in the normal range, can feel very real when youre body has become used to higher glucose levels. Whening down is probably the best option for most. Am still here though and starting to feel better than I have in years

alf_Josiah · Mar 20, 2019

Good Morening Ladies and Gentlemen and all who worship the sun god, don't forget the sun cream and wellington's and rain coat and canoe for the flooding. Hand and footnote the sun god was called Ra.

A surprising 6.9 greeted me this morning after pleasant shepherd pie last night complete with potatoes on the top, a slight disappointment was Mrs J forgot to remove the toe and finger nails. Anybody want a sheep dog, now ownerless?

Well folks don't forget it national bin day.
Have a great day.

PenguinMum · Mar 20, 2019

West335 said:
6.3 at 9am. It's been rough, but I've finally stopped craving carbs. I wouldn't recommend going cold turkey mind. False hypos, even though you're bloods are in the normal range, can feel very real when youre body has become used to higher glucose levels. Whening down is probably the best option for most. Am still here though and starting to feel better than I have in years

Hi you are doing great...glad you feel so much better.

HarryBeau · Mar 20, 2019

DJC3 said:
my granddaughter told me it was International Day of Happiness today

I was celebrating the International day of happiness DJC until I had to change my password on one of my accounts...I tried the one I could remember...no not the right one so decided to change to a new one...I tried one too weak...the next one not enough symbols...another not acceptable...finally I tried another the screen said 'you cannot use your existing password'...I won't tell you what I said?..%$£*&%...another coffee & some breakfast may ease me back into my day of International Happiness...fingers crossed.

DJC3 · Mar 20, 2019

Bubbsie said:
I was celebrating the International day of happiness DJC until I had to change my password on one of my accounts...I tried the one I could remember...no not the right one so decided to change to a new one...I tried one too weak...the next one not enough symbols...another not acceptable...finally I tried another the screen said 'you cannot use your existing password'...I won't tell you what I said?..%$£*&%...another coffee & some breakfast may ease me back into my day of International Happiness...fingers crossed.

Oh no! I use the Keeper app now for all my passwords, wouldn’t have a clue otherwise. It’s so irritating when they all have different requirement: capitals, symbols, numbers etc and half the time don’t tell you until you’ve put one in then its rejected!
I feel your frustration!
Hope the day gets happier.

Providence 62 · Mar 20, 2019

7.6 this morning. Refusing to go any lower. I think a sofa gym session may be in order tonight!

ianpspurs · Mar 20, 2019

HarrisonK said:
6.1 this morning, was late posting as I was due at docs for my HbA1c result. One year since first diagnosis, it's gone up but I expected that given the recent steroid tabs etc. End of year 1 it sits at 40

Still in a different league entirely from the 112 a year ago. Amazing success story - cue Sir Cliff

ianpspurs · Mar 20, 2019

DJC3 said:
Oh no! I use the Keeper app now for all my passwords, wouldn’t have a clue otherwise. It’s so irritating when they all have different requirement: capitals, symbols, numbers etc and half the time don’t tell you until you’ve put one in then its rejected!
I feel your frustration!
Hope the day gets happier.

If you tell us all you passwords and PIN numbers we will remind you as and when needed

HarryBeau · Mar 20, 2019

ianpspurs said:
If you tell us all you passwords and PIN numbers we will remind you as and when needed

Of course ian...there's bbbbbb & aaaaa & %*%£...I'll let you know when I need one

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