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Group 7-day waking average?

Bubbsie said:
So aggravating Vince...the recorded message kept repeating 'you are 2nd in the queue & your call will be answered in approximately one minute'...45 minutes later...I won't repeat what my response was😡.
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I feel your pain with that.

Woke up to a whopping 8 this morning my own stupid fault as I had the munchies last night and ate a small piece of the creme egg rocky road. Didn't even enjoy it as it tasted to sweet, but lesson learnt.
 
Grannylorraine said:
I feel your pain with that.

Woke up to a whopping 8 this morning my own stupid fault as I had the munchies last night and ate a small piece of the creme egg rocky road. Didn't even enjoy it as it tasted to sweet, but lesson learnt.
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We all do it at some point Lorraine.:D...I wouldn't worry about it too much.
 
Morning all 6.2 for me despite a midnight spike which seems to have returned with a vengance. Basal tweak required. Good job I've got toes as this D keeps you on 'em.

Have a good day everyone.
 
7.4 at 06:30 & breakfast at 07:00. Was in 2 minds whether to bolus for my bedtime snack at 20:00 last night. I had my usual oatcake & 1tbsp of peanut butter, that I don’t bolus for, along with a cup of tea with honey & milk. Decided not to, to see what happens this morning. A slight rise from yesterday’s 6.9 but, not too much.
 
Robin said:
Morning all, 6.5 here. Dull the moment, but you can bet your bottom dollar the sun will come out mid morning, that's when I've got my retinal screening!
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Good luck Robin with the screening
 
Morning folks, been catching up so I'm a bit late here! lol
4.8 for me this morning and dropped the Tresiba down to 1 unit last night as I'm fed up of this bouncing about now!
Hope you all have a nice day! :D xx
 
Kaylz said:
Morning folks, been catching up so I'm a bit late here! lol
4.8 for me this morning and dropped the Tresiba down to 1 unit last night as I'm fed up of this bouncing about now!
Hope you all have a nice day! :D xx
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Well done, can't believe how little you are taking, next will be none! I hope your numbers levels out now and no more bouncing.
 
Heath o said:
6.7 last night never been that low
9.2 this morning
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Don’t worry you’ll get there. The waking numbers are usually the last to start coming down.
 
New-journey said:
Well done, can't believe how little you are taking, next will be none! I hope your numbers levels out now and no more bouncing.
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Consultant did say its probably cause there's nothing to me and also as my control has been so tight its allowed my pancreas to keep producing a bit myself etc, thanks, will see in a few days eh? lol xx
 
Good morning everyone. I hope you all have a good day.
The Suns out here 🙂.
Woke to 6.9 at 07 04, am 8.3 now and haven’t even had a sip of coffee yet, though I will rectify that soon lol.
 
Kaylz said:
Consultant did say its probably cause there's nothing to me and also as my control has been so tight its allowed my pancreas to keep producing a bit myself etc, thanks, will see in a few days eh? lol xx
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I was like that @Kaylz - dropped my lantus from 20 units after diagnosis down to about 8 after 18 months, then down to zero after 4 years 😱 Still need the novorapid though 🙄 There have been a few members on here over the years who have had similar experiences, although it does seem to be very rare.
 
Northerner said:
I was like that @Kaylz - dropped my lantus from 20 units after diagnosis down to about 8 after 18 months, then down to zero after 4 years 😱 Still need the novorapid though 🙄 There have been a few members on here over the years who have had similar experiences, although it does seem to be very rare.
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Yeah I was telling my DSN about you (didn't mention names or anything) a few months ago, he did say he wouldn't be surprised if I ended up like that at least for a short period of time, a reduction can work great for a few weeks but then its like it all builds up and starts causing problems, if you know what I mean? That's me down from 8 at diagnosis xx
 
Kaylz said:
Yeah I was telling my DSN about you (didn't mention names or anything) a few months ago, he did say he wouldn't be surprised if I ended up like that at least for a short period of time, a reduction can work great for a few weeks but then its like it all builds up and starts causing problems, if you know what I mean? That's me down from 8 at diagnosis xx
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That's what I was told too - but that was 6 years ago! 😱 🙂
 
Northerner said:
That's what I was told too - but that was 6 years ago! 😱 🙂
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Even though I don't understand the chemistry involved, I would take this a Positively Encouraging K.🙂
 
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