Group 7-day waking average?

merrymunky said:
Morning all.

9.2 for me. High but first time it’s been under 10 since I started testing in the morning again!
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4.3 for me

What did I say yesterday @merrymunky, I hope it's the first of many :D .
 
mum2westiesGill said:
Good morning everyone 🙂

7:08am - 4.6 - waking this morning - 19 units of tresiba taken
22:25pm - 8.7 - bedtime was 3 hours after teatime - BG just above 8mmol but fancied something to eat so had 1 pkt of mini cheddars 12g of carbs - if BG is above 8mmol my DSN has said to have insulin for the carbs but I'm a bit wary of taking insulin at bedtime so I told MySugr bolus adviser it was just 0.2g of carbs instead of 12g - bolus adviser said to take 1 unit of insulin but I reduced it to 0.5 (or half a ) unit of insulin.

Please comment on what you think 🙂
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I think you thought it out for yourself and made a good decision there, Gill. well done.
 
Oh.... Forgot to say..... Congrats to @HenryBennett on getting an HS (Henry Special! of 5.5)

@mum2westiesGill Looks like you made a really good decision to me!
 
Afternoon! Lazy nowt today gets a 6.5 on the Richter scale. The antihistamines I’m taking for my insect bites always knock me out, it was quite nice to get a decent sleep for once. Unfortunately one has started to get infected. The others seemed to have calmed down thank goodness.

Mr Eggy’s Fathers Day/ birthday week has finally come to an end, last nights lobster Thermidor meal was a great success, with a matching white Burgundy. As of today we are going teetotal and eating light meals, don’t know have long that will last! Like you @HenryBennett need to get back on the straight and narrow, but it was nice while it lasted and I always say, “ a little of what you fancy does you good. But not everyday!” 😉

Have a sunny Sunday, if you can, I’m mostly be pottering about. 🙂
 
Good morning All
A 5.7 for me today. Again slightly higher than I like but just before bed I was at 5.1 so had snack of 4 cream crackers which took it to 5.9. So the 5.7 this morning fits into the grand scheme of things.
At least the weight stayed level. Seems to have stuck at 16st 2lb. Want to get it lower but it seems to have its own ideas.
@Gwynn Which App is that as I am working with an American one, which tells carbs and calories. One that shows the GI index of foods could be useful.
Hope everyone is well and stays safe.
 
10:10 BS 9.6 at least it’s going in the right direction, just wished it was a bit more lower, though! So, still a little genuine 🙂

Yesterday was indeed a better day & BS was a bit better control with heart rate a bit better too: about the same but, taking less time to go back down from 110’s to 90’s after a bit of exertion; still keep an eye on it in case it goes higher! Went to bed a bit lower last night 22:01 BS 13.8 after dinner 18:08 BS 8.3. Added a correction & went to bed. Using usual correction ratio of 2 units per mmol I want to go down: I chose 7, on the cautious side, & used 14, rounded up a bit for easier maths, with 14 units injected. This actually gives me a better clue as to how much more I need to correct by, at this time, & hopefully get lower BS all day today? 🙄

A Very Good Morning to you all & have a Wonderful Day! 😉
 
Ah sorry DuncanLord but the App is one that I writing myself on my laptop. It gives me something to do that is very useful too. I could not manage without it nor could I drive towards success easily. It shows me what I am doing and what works and what doesn't.

It analyses and displays cals, carbs, protein, fibre, fats, salt, cholesterol, fruit portions, for foods, recipes, meals and complete days of meals (and keeps a history of it all). It also records all useful health aspects weight, temperature, pulse, oxygen saturation, blood pressure, blood glucose readings. It also acts as a diary, reminder, organiser, planner, personal data store, whilst providing useful graphs and reports on all aspects.

I am particularly pleased with the reporting section it only takes 15 seconds to create a full report with texts, graphs, tables, etc. Directly into Word too.

Looking into glycemic index/load. It might prove useful as it may turn out that some carby foods/recipes/meals have a low index so may be beneficial. It might also turn out that some high index foods do not produce a strong effect in me, so I might be able to tolerate those better. Need to record those.

So its a bit of slightly deeper consideration.

I would post some screen shots but the last time I tried to do that they came out very compressed and blurry. Completely useless. Not sure why that happened as the original image file were ok.

i might try again

Just been out for that walk I didn't want to do. Feel better for it too.

Not sure that the integrated GI/GL analysis will prove useful. Still thinking about it.
 
5.6 for me today, so heading in the right direction, although I fainted twice yesterday and have a horrible headache this morning.

Well done to @merrymunky on your improvement in figures today.

@Kaylz that sucks about Bruce leave and Christmas, my hubby only gets Christmas Day off of work, so I know how much it sucks.

Have a good Sunday everyone, I will be having a lazy one watching the Grand Prix, cooking a roast dinner is the most strenuous thing I have planned today after yesterday.
 
6.6 This morning. Enjoying the removable splint which has replaced my plaster and having access to my pinkies again so I can self test for calibrations now. One more day before I can wash my hand. Who would have thought that could be so exciting!!!!

Cold and cloudy here today. Venturing outto the local theatre for a film this afternoon. Father.
and will rewatch the film Yesterday this evening on TV. Well worth a watch.

Have a good day.
 
eggyg said:
Mr Eggy’s mid life/retirement crisis ( at 57) was hastily solved by buying an F Type Jag, it was preferable to a ponytail and an earring! Although that would have been a bit cheaper. I’m still waiting for mine, at 61 I think I’ve maybe got through it. When we retired I just wanted a new fridge
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That doesn’t sound like a match to the jag, but I guess you do get to share the jag.
 
Gwynn said:
Ah sorry DuncanLord but the App is one that I writing myself on my laptop. It gives me something to do that is very useful too. I could not manage without it nor could I drive towards success easily. It shows me what I am doing and what works and what doesn't.

It analyses and displays cals, carbs, protein, fibre, fats, salt, cholesterol, fruit portions, for foods, recipes, meals and complete days of meals (and keeps a history of it all). It also records all useful health aspects weight, temperature, pulse, oxygen saturation, blood pressure, blood glucose readings. It also acts as a diary, reminder, organiser, planner, personal data store, whilst providing useful graphs and reports on all aspects.

I am particularly pleased with the reporting section it only takes 15 seconds to create a full report with texts, graphs, tables, etc. Directly into Word too.

Looking into glycemic index/load. It might prove useful as it may turn out that some carby foods/recipes/meals have a low index so may be beneficial. It might also turn out that some high index foods do not produce a strong effect in me, so I might be able to tolerate those better. Need to record those.

So its a bit of slightly deeper consideration.

I would post some screen shots but the last time I tried to do that they came out very compressed and blurry. Completely useless. Not sure why that happened as the original image file were ok.

i might try again

Just been out for that walk I didn't want to do. Feel better for it too.

Not sure that the integrated GI/GL analysis will prove useful. Still thinking about it.
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That does sound a very useful piece of software!
It could be useful to many when fully developed. I wish you luck in further development.
Would it be worth testing it among members of the forum if it can be protected against copyright theft? Then onwards towards Diabetes UK. Etc Etc.
 
Grannylorraine said:
@Kaylz that sucks about Bruce leave and Christmas, my hubby only gets Christmas Day off of work, so I know how much it sucks.
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If things were like they used to be it wouldn't bother me so much as we used to go away for a few days every year but we haven't since I was diagnosed so Christmas was our time then xx
 
SB2015 said:
One more day before I can wash my hand. Who would have thought that could be so exciting!!!!
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This really freaked me out when Bruce had his in a splint for 8 weeks last year, that we were going through a pandemic and he could only wash 1 hand and not very well either, I was relieved when he finally got all his stitched out and the splint could go and he could wash his hands lol xx
 
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