Oucheee…. It’s a beast.A rather excruciating 17.0 from me..
Oucheee…. It’s a beast.
Snapsies!got up on a 7.7.
Hug for that. Lancets in two bathrooms but stabbo tells me nothing useful these days IMHO. Almost all meals I will now eat give no rise, sometimes a fall, and never +2. I rejected those and accepted LC as largely Ian unfriendly long ago. Swipey, boxed by my bed, frazzles in CT/MRI, allegedly, but all those may be done for a while. @Pipp told you but 2nd chances are always good. Go Team D.Back on topic. A rather excruciating 17.0 from me.. @Pipp ? All I need is a working basal..
@ianpspurs , where is yer lancet or sensor these days??![]()
Oh yes, @Pipp can vouch for this. Never turns a drama into a crisis. Hope you are soon on an even keel, @Jaylee .Hmmm, yeah.. Tamed it back this morning. Alarm chirped at 3.8. It rose to 4.1. Meter said 4.2.
Just seeing how it trends before I reach for any form of treatment..? Never been one to panic with hypos.
As @Pipp can testify.![]()
7.1 -getting better w/out divalproexHello mates,
At a couple of the other forums I've frequented there was a thread like this one where we all sorta checked in each day, with our first cup of coffee or tea, and reported our fasting or waking blood glucose level and some short comment about whether we're ok with it or if not - why not?...
It worked well as a sort of 'first thread to check' each morning and post to.
I'll start.
This morning was a 5.6mmol for me. That's about normal for me
What about you?
My meter got a bit friendly yesterday one time during the day when it just kept saying Hi