Yuck indeed. Scrambled eggs and mushrooms for supper ... maybe ... but not first thing in the morning!
Good morning Larry libre 7.2 Contour 5.8 Still not a clue where these figures come fron Have a great weekend everyone
4.1 today. Morning BS back to normal. Did not notice i had covid if i am being honest, must be diet and vitamins . I have scambled eggs with cheese every morning but we all different . Not sure about mushroom and sausage. When i was in travelodge i had scambled eggs, bacon and sausage (pork) and just kept going back till i was full but couldnt do that all the time
Team D Barmy Army mascot dropping in to cheer y'all. 2 more days self-isolation to go before annual (thank God for continued all clear so far and pray for repeat) candid camera so no Swipey. @Marianne67 stunning fbg. @ultradad glad COVID seems to have been so mild. Breakfast? Outside by the pool in Cyprus - after the gym and swim - fine. In England?
Eggs and cheese sounds perfect, but every so often eggs have a nasty laxative effct for me, accompanied by a bit of face swelling. Must be something the hens eat that I am allergic to. Here I am this grey Saturday morning, feeling jolly with a fasting level of 6.0. So close to my target in the 5s, yet so far.
If your actual level was around 6.5 both of your meters could be considered correct as they are both within the +/- %15 accuracy standard, one reading high the other low. Using two meters always causes confusion and doubt, two different strip's used on the same drop of blood & meter can give different readings. The chances of two meters reading the same are slim. If I were you I would pick the meter I like best (probably the one that reads lower) and stick with that, use the other as a back up/spare
4.4 this morning, Wish I could accept these figures I am seeing but I am doubtful and I think my next HbA1c will show I am right to be sceptic. Got 200 more strips to get through before I can revert to my old meter. For the foreseeable I will just follow trends which is all I do anyway. Keep well and have a good day folks.
Hi @Sammy99, welcome to the thread. I see you have been a member for a good while, but this is first post. Without further info on your diet, medication etc. it isn’t really possible to offer suggestions as to why you have a high reading . Hope you can find some answers, or at least possible answers. Have a look around the forums for ideas, and post questions or start your own thread, with a bit of background info.
@catinahat Sorry for the confusion I meant I don’t know why my b/s is at those levels, no consistency to the numbers at all
@Ryhia Yes, when I get a nice low number, I hesitate to believe it, and likewise when I get a high one. For the high, I retest, usually on the same drop of blood. Often I get confirmation of the bad news, but sometimes not eg 5.7 5.0 4.8. OK not a huge difference, but enough to affect my morning morale according to which I choose. A nice low test I accept with enthusiasm, as long as it's not actually hypo, which has occurred. (100% incorrect!) My A1c always comes out worse than my meter tests would predict. Apparently this happens for some people, and you could ask for a Fructosamine test instead. I think this is the case for @Bluetit1802. Or one might just be going higher at night or at other times when one is not checking. One day we will look back at these problems and marvel at how crude our testing methods were, but at least we do have them.
Hi I’ve had trouble logging in I lost my account info I am just learning how to navigate the forum thank you for the welcome
Well this morning I did not test and have been flaffing about so decided to take it - before my chicken soup. It was 8.9. Not particularly concerned as I had been flaffing about but still a bit of a shock as I had had nowt to eat until 1pm