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Group 7-day waking average?

Morning all. 4.1 after a few small hypos yesterday. Almost at our weekend destination after checking out from our holiday apartment.

@eggyg congrats on the HS
@Grannylorraine and @Ditto have a great holiday.
 
10 today rising to 11.6 before brekkas. My BGs were above 10/11 through the night which came about after a Cornetto last night. My TiR has dropped to 77% while my average is about 8.6! The constant battle I have sometime.

Another chilly house with front and back doors open/ajar with the builder on with the outside, just asked him if he would like a brew as he was clearly on a break, he said no thanks.

It's only about 13/14C this morning and I am feeling the cold - must get on with a walk today after my support arrives. We then can get on with a flat-packed unit for under the new shelf in the kitchen.

Hope you really enjoy the holiday @Grannylorraine .

Congrats on todays HS @eggyg
 
Morning a 6.1 and another flat line and Unicorn etc.
Late in posting after a busy morning so up at 5 walked dogs,then had a little sleep,breakfast then took car in fir MOT and Service,walked back only 5 minutes away and then into a Virtual meeting for 90 minutes so now having a cuppa.
Nice day yesterday WFH and got refreshed and more energy.Had Chilli last night and final bit of Cheese and Onion pie so all gone now.
Wife got me pinch and punch again but as she is not feeling 100% I let her win.
Looking forward to w/ end and hope you all have a good one.
 
Lauren said:
Morning, 5.5.

It's August 1st which means I am having a baby next month 😱:D

Better crack on with painting his room!!

Take care all x
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The time seems to have gone so quickly but often the last few weeks seem to go on for ever. At least you seem well prepared, unlike my daughter whose first was 6 weeks early. All well in the end though she was a tiny little thing, just under 4 lbs.
 
06:06 BS 11.2 after loo as I woke too eminent to scan first. Then, back to sleep & woke 09:29 BS 10.2 a bit better but, clearly not quite enough NR for tea & toast last night, another last minute change change of mind, with a guessed 30NR & maybe 32 would have been better? :confused:

Too distracted to post earlier & I’m just sitting down after a very late breakfast & remembering to post now! So, it’ll have to be an Australian A Very G’ Day Mates & have a Wonderful Day! 😉

Just as well I caught that weekly average BS yesterday as thanks to last night’s pretty flatline in the 12’s it’s gone back up a bit to 9.1 with an extra bar of orange but, my weekly averages recently have been 9.2, 9.3 & possibly have gone to the 8’s sooner or later with my lower peaks anyway? I just happened to catch it at the right time yesterday & that weekly average of 8.8 surprised & made me happy! :D BUT, I CAN still get it wrong so, my newly minted halo is bit less shiny now! o_O But, I know it CAN be done & hopefully, maintained? :thankyou:
 
Lauren said:
Morning, 5.5.

It's August 1st which means I am having a baby next month 😱:D

Better crack on with painting his room!!

Take care all x
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Oooh exciting! My “baby” is a September child, the 4th. It meant she was 5 when she started school, 12 when she went to secondary. She was always the youngest and the feistiest in her class! She’ll be 33 next month and she’s still small and feisty!
 
Leadinglights said:
The time seems to have gone so quickly but often the last few weeks seem to go on for ever. At least you seem well prepared, unlike my daughter whose first was 6 weeks early. All well in the end though she was a tiny little thing, just under 4 lbs.
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My youngest daughter’s first was 5 weeks early, she hadn’t even started her maternity leave, her waters broke at the photocopier! What a flap about we had, buying preemie clothes and teeny tiny nappies, bottles and steriliser etc. but she’s now four and starting school next month.
 
eggyg said:
My youngest daughter’s first was 5 weeks early, she hadn’t even started her maternity leave, her waters broke at the photocopier! What a flap about we had, buying preemie clothes and teeny tiny nappies, bottles and steriliser etc. but she’s now four and starting school next month.
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I bet you would never guess now, my daughter had preeclampsia and an emergency C-section. It was ironic as she is an obstetrician and didn't recognise the symptoms in herself.
 
We picked up our new car today, petrol hybrid automatic. It is a bit of a culture shock with all the gizmos and only 2 pedals. Managed to drive home but then couldn't get the key out. Eventually worked it out and then OH used the other key and the alarm went off, took some working out what was happening there. Annoyingly 2 types of keys which work differently.
I think the book makes it look more complicated than it actually is, hopefully.
I suppose something new takes getting used to, I need to do it quickly as I have a weeks trip to Yorkshire in a weeks time.
 
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