Cat1964
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
Hi Cat, don't worry about the numbers you are seeing. I think there is a tendency to feel as though you ought to be getting things right straight from the start, but this is a complex business and it does take time to get used to things and what they might mean. You certainly should not feel stupid. Think about it like learning a language - you wouldn't expect to be fluent after your first couple of lessons, but as you build up your 'vocabularly' and get used to thinking and talking in the 'language' of diabetes and blood sugars your fluency and skills will improve 🙂
Your numbers are pretty much what I would expect from someone so recently diagnosed, and are certainly much better than many people's. You will get to grips with this, don't worry! 🙂
Thanks for that, I got up this morning and reading was 7.9. I was very tired last night, hence my reason for going to bed 'early' at 11pm. Alarm went off as usual at 6 am but I was too tired to get up so slept on till 6.45am and did that test at 7.15am. Certainly a better reading than being in the 9's. Been battling a heavy nosebleed since then.....running so late now. Thank heavens for flexi time