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Group 7-day waking average?

Morning all. It's a 5.6 for me today, hope you all have a good day...
 
Morning all, 5.6 here, much cooler feel to the weather this morning, still no rain since a week last Sunday though, and that was the first for over a month. Grass is still yellow and crispy, apart from the weeds which are green. Will just grow a nice green weed patch in future.
 
A blessedly fresher and cooler morning, and a 5.3 for me.
 
Good morning everyone. The clouds are gathering, so we expect some rain. Good🙂

I woke with 5.2 this morning. That’s just a snapshot, of course, of another wiggly line. I’ve diagnosed that wiggly line - my sensor is on my right arm, and I now occasionally wake up from sleep on my right side, so it may just be pressure on the sensor. My other kit agrees with the score, though - 5.4.

I had a telephone consultation with Steph the DSN yesterday at 5.00pm. She’s asking the GP to refer for a pump, though she did say it was exceptionally difficult to get one in this area, let alone an alarmed system, so I don’t hold out much hope. It was a sight easier in Scotland. (No CCGs). Still not easy, mind. We'll see.🙄 It was good to talk to her again.🙂

Steph is married to a Polish surgeon, has been for years, so doubtless he’s on Maybot’s hit list.
 
mikeyB said:
Good morning everyone. The clouds are gathering, so we expect some rain. Good🙂

I woke with 5.2 this morning. That’s just a snapshot, of course, of another wiggly line. I’ve diagnosed that wiggly line - my sensor is on my right arm, and I now occasionally wake up from sleep on my right side, so it may just be pressure on the sensor. My other kit agrees with the score, though - 5.4.

I had a telephone consultation with Steph the DSN yesterday at 5.00pm. She’s asking the GP to refer for a pump, though she did say it was exceptionally difficult to get one in this area, let alone an alarmed system, so I don’t hold out much hope. It was a sight easier in Scotland. (No CCGs). Still not easy, mind. We'll see.🙄 It was good to talk to her again.🙂

Steph is married to a Polish surgeon, has been for years, so doubtless he’s on Maybot’s hit list.
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Congrats on the HS Mike 🙂 Might it be possible to get a referral to a more pump-friendly clinic, or is that not practical? I know when I was in Southampton. which at one time simply didn't fund pumps at all, people got referrals to Bournemouth, which did.
 
I don’t know, to be honest. It’s the practicalities of easy longer distance travel, so unless Manchester is more pump friendly I’m a bit stuck.
 
5.4 for me again - even without Scotch!

I suspect this is a case of absorbing second-hand control-excellence from Martin, via the Internet.
 
Good morning 🙂 6.8 for me today. I think this is the first morning in weeks I haven't woken up wheezing and coughing - cooler weather and the asthma medication perhaps starting to kick in 🙂
 
Morning all 4.4 and post cat 5.1/5.1

Restless night thinking about a bit of work that's not going very well. Not like me at all, normally good at leaving stuff like that in the office.

Have a good day everyone.
 
khskel said:
Morning all 4.4 and post cat 5.1/5.1

Restless night thinking about a bit of work that's not going very well. Not like me at all, normally good at leaving stuff like that in the office.

Have a good day everyone.
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Hope you can get that cracked today so you're not fretting about it 🙂 I went through a period where I was coming up with all sorts of amazing solutions and neat ideas during restless nights of half sleep, only to forget half of them and realise the other half were rubbish the following day 😱 🙂
 
Good morning all, sunny with a few non threatening clouds. I’m counting the hours and minutes before the Test Match starts - if it does, that is - the South East, where I believe London is located, might get heavy thunderstorms.:(

I woke after a disturbed night on 5.4. That was just the latest result of hypo correction from a 3.7 two hours previously.🙄

I don’t know how things are down in Hampshire but up here since Northie moved back to organise the Yorkshire Devolution Party, my BG has been up and down like a bride’s nightie. I’m suffering from DF proximity. :D
 
mikeyB said:
I don’t know how things are down in Hampshire but up here since Northie moved back to organise the Yorkshire Devolution Party, my BG has been up and down like a bride’s nightie. I’m suffering from DF proximity. :D
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Well, as you realised in another post, the DF is omnipresent, or at least hovering in the vicinity of any diabetic - none of us are safe from her influence 😱 She's actually (in her physical, not astral form) somewhere in Dorset currently 😱 🙂
 
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