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

5.8 this morning at 0745.

Had a non diabetic friendly burger in Cambridge yesterday , went to bed on an 8.7 , but that was probably just eating late when we got home.

If anyone is interested in computers , we visited the centre for computing history in Cambridge and it was a great day out for the oldies and the kids alike.
 
Morning All
A very disappointing 7.0 this morning. Am on the last day of current Libre and all I know is my food isnt the problem. Did have a slice of white toast yesterday as I had very upset tum and jumped up to 9 but came down to 6 very fast. By bedtime I was in the high 5s so it must be bad quality sleep. DP seems to start around midnight for heavens sake! Happy Monday All sunshine on the way!
 
Good morning all,

4.8 today.

@Mrs T 123 -- I am with you on the bottomless pit for a stomach. Felt hungry all day yesterday and ate much more than usual. As to the higher fasting levels, my guess would be that it's the vaccine rather than the food. Crossing my fingers that they will be better today.
@JohnEGreen -- Wow, 3.6 is low. Did you feel okay?
@PenguinMum -- Hugs. Hope tomorrow will be better for you.
 
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7.1, and wheezing. Thinking of having a duvet day. Trying to resist that though.
 
@mojo37 - Amazing results! Great work. Two hours AFTER breakfast, and you’re DOWN further? Woweee.... What DID you have for breakfast?
 
FBG was 6.3 this morning. Been eating very much low carb so just think I have been eating too much as I have been really hungry.
 
6.4 this morning which is ok after a couple of stressful days spent in hospital after seizures and a head injury. Glad to be home now.
 
DJC3 said:
6.4 this morning which is ok after a couple of stressful days spent in hospital after seizures and a head injury. Glad to be home now.
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Hugs that sounds horrible and veey stressful. Take care.
 
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