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

RosemaryJackson

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Evening @RosemaryJackson. Don't think Debbie or anybody else here has said it's always about the food.

Basically, it is what you eat and your insulin response, but we know illness, injury, stress, adjustments to medication and even a sudden change in routine can affect BG readings.

A low-carb lifestyle and regular meal times seem to work well for most of us, most of the time. Fortunately, they are two aspects of diabetes management, over which we have some control.
No, DEBBIE SCOTT wrote 'Definitely not about the food' when telling us her bg was 3.4.
 

MrsA2

Expert
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Type of diabetes
Type 2
Treatment type
Diet only
Are the Libre worth the money ?
I found the first 2 or 3 to be invaluable in that they showed what certain foods were doing to my bg. Once I'd learned I didn't need to wear one all the time. Now I just wear one 2 or 3 times a year, mainly for holidays or business trips where I'm not totally in control of my food. So at annual costs of £100-150 I find them worth it for me. I wouldn't however wear one continually at a cost of £1300 annually.
It's up to you...
 

LivingLightly

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5,374
Type of diabetes
Type 2
Treatment type
Tablets (oral)
6.7 this AM but going to keep a close watch on the daily increase. This will be the 4th day of punishment for being a "bad boy." At least I have several months before my Hb1ac test to try and recover the situation.
Do you particularly like cider? @ChrisT2. Most ciders contain a lot of sugar, so not a good choice for type 2 diabetics. There are better options.

This should help: