PenguinMum
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- Type of diabetes
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- Diet only
There's the reason for winner rather than being a wiseacre. Love the way you roll Ma'am.Still got a lot to learn.
6.4 this morning. Was so hungry last night and couldn't resist a late night snack of cheese. Looks like it was definitely not a good move on my part. Don't seem to be going down much neither. Still got a lot to learn.
@ianpspurs and @DJC3 while picking up leaves I got spiked by the green prickly balls that encase acorns and they are toxic which is why many animals cannot tolerate eating acorns.
See my reply to @Ryhia. No Ws here but sadly they live amongst us in this community. I may just possibly concede under duress to not cutting myselfSame here, each time I think I’ve got the hang of it I realise I haven’t at all!
6.9 this morning but did not sleep well and was up at 5.30 am stressing
Thank you sometimes its just a battle that I can do withoutSorry to hear that. Stress seems to have a huge impact on BG. I hope things calm down for you soon.
6.4 this morning. Was so hungry last night and couldn't resist a late night snack of cheese. Looks like it was definitely not a good move on my part. Don't seem to be going down much neither. Still got a lot to learn.
Just keeping my head down and running the race.There's the reason for winner rather than being a wiseacre. Love the way you roll Ma'am.
It was Aldi's mature cheddar so no carbs - and cheese is my usual "go to" as well. I mentioned cheese but as we all know it could have been anything really, it was just that having cheese late at night was quite unusual for me, I don't normally have anything after 6:00p.m. Maybe my body had a shock. Who can say. Its not the first time I have reacted this way when I have eaten a fair amount of protein, so just assumed. Bloods were in 6s all morning but have steadied now thankfully. I wait in anticipation of what tomorrow may bring.Question, what cheese was it?
Cheese is my "go to" when I want a snack later in the evening as its fats rather than carbs. Never had it affect my numbers that I can tell...
Wouldn't life be boring if we got it right all the time - sometimes would be nice though.Same here, each time I think I’ve got the hang of it I realise I haven’t at all!
That is fantastic news. I'm delighted for you.4.9 this morning.
The bigger win was that at diabetic foot clinic today they told me I can stop taking metformin! So happy as it was not always agreeing with me. I was put on it during my stay in hospital for IV antibiotics for a foot ulcer on 16 September, so about 2 months. The foot is now perfectly healed. Happy dance time. Now to keep up the work I am doing.
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