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So sorry to hear about your friend @khskel
Griffin.
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Morning all
Still don't know my readings so I'm going for a h. S 5.2{probs the only time I'll ever get one} OK add another 10 to it lol
I can't stop thinking about a book I've just read got it at the hospital and I picked it up yesterday and finished it this morning its called the art of racing in the rain by garth stein its told from the point of view of a dog called Enzo... Simply put i adored it I laughed and I'm not ashamed to say I cried at it too its a beautiful book I'd highly recommend it I've asked nurse ratchet to come with me to the park for a hour today the tulips should be blooming and I'm desperate for some sunshine.
Roast chicken and salad for dinner
Feeling more human every day now my eye opened up this morning so I'm seeing in stereo high def again.
Keep on keeping on
Griff
Still don't know my readings so I'm going for a h. S 5.2{probs the only time I'll ever get one} OK add another 10 to it lol
I can't stop thinking about a book I've just read got it at the hospital and I picked it up yesterday and finished it this morning its called the art of racing in the rain by garth stein its told from the point of view of a dog called Enzo... Simply put i adored it I laughed and I'm not ashamed to say I cried at it too its a beautiful book I'd highly recommend it I've asked nurse ratchet to come with me to the park for a hour today the tulips should be blooming and I'm desperate for some sunshine.
Roast chicken and salad for dinner
Feeling more human every day now my eye opened up this morning so I'm seeing in stereo high def again.
Keep on keeping on
Griff
Lanny
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11:55 BS 6.0 🙂
Technically A Very Good Morning to you all & have a Wonderful Day! 😉 Although, actually it’s just on the dot of 12:00 by the time I read the posts & started typing!🙄
Either way, it’s a very late wake up from me! 😳
Yesterday was less frazzled than the day before & my after breakfast reading of 8.9 3 hours after breakfast made me decide to stick with 86 Tresiba & it was just all that extra effort after lunch that sent me hypo the day before! 🙄
Just a little bit of effort as the darks wash had stopped dripping so, took them down from the rails above the bath & spread them out around the radiators around the hall & bathroom: I once hand washed a navy wool cape & after wringing it out as dry as I could I put it straight onto the bathroom radiator; it dripped & dyed the linoleum floor with a navy patch under the radiator! 😱😳
This being my parents house & me only being a child of 8 years old when we moved here with everything being made & designed for adults it’s mostly too tall, too high up & too long for me: I’m the shortest in my family being only 155cm & I struggle to reach up to the bathroom shelves, the bathroom rails above the bath, the bath itself being ALMOST too long for as I can only reach the the full length at full stretch with my toes, & even the little mirror stuck above the basin in the shower toilet is too tall for & I have to jump up & down to see myself in it! 🙄
It’s fresh in my mind after struggling to reach the rails above the bath for the washing!😱
Incidentally, may be TMI, since both my shoulders, after injuries, aren’t that strong I’ve tied a mesh bath puff I untied into one long strand, doubled it up & tied it to the rail above the taps at that end of the bath & use it to pull myself up after bathing as I can’t reach that rail sitting down in the tub: did that AGES ago; the strain on my shoulders of using my arms on the sides of the bath to pull myself up was too much! 😱
Technically A Very Good Morning to you all & have a Wonderful Day! 😉 Although, actually it’s just on the dot of 12:00 by the time I read the posts & started typing!🙄
Either way, it’s a very late wake up from me! 😳
Yesterday was less frazzled than the day before & my after breakfast reading of 8.9 3 hours after breakfast made me decide to stick with 86 Tresiba & it was just all that extra effort after lunch that sent me hypo the day before! 🙄
Just a little bit of effort as the darks wash had stopped dripping so, took them down from the rails above the bath & spread them out around the radiators around the hall & bathroom: I once hand washed a navy wool cape & after wringing it out as dry as I could I put it straight onto the bathroom radiator; it dripped & dyed the linoleum floor with a navy patch under the radiator! 😱😳
This being my parents house & me only being a child of 8 years old when we moved here with everything being made & designed for adults it’s mostly too tall, too high up & too long for me: I’m the shortest in my family being only 155cm & I struggle to reach up to the bathroom shelves, the bathroom rails above the bath, the bath itself being ALMOST too long for as I can only reach the the full length at full stretch with my toes, & even the little mirror stuck above the basin in the shower toilet is too tall for & I have to jump up & down to see myself in it! 🙄
It’s fresh in my mind after struggling to reach the rails above the bath for the washing!😱Incidentally, may be TMI, since both my shoulders, after injuries, aren’t that strong I’ve tied a mesh bath puff I untied into one long strand, doubled it up & tied it to the rail above the taps at that end of the bath & use it to pull myself up after bathing as I can’t reach that rail sitting down in the tub: did that AGES ago; the strain on my shoulders of using my arms on the sides of the bath to pull myself up was too much! 😱
Lanny
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Well, while I’m recovering from a hypo that crept up on me, I’ll ask this question kind of knowing the answer but, will ask it anyway to confirm it?
I got totally distracted on FFVIII today & only ate breakfast with lunch being forgotten, 86 tresiba went in at the 14:30 alarm, & just stopped playing because my heart rate went through the roof, thought “what time is it, when did I last eat, am I hypo”? I was indeed & 17:03 BS 3.5! 😱 Had 1 jelly baby followed by half an oatcake but, then felt the hypo hunger take over me & I guzzled down 4 more jelly babies & 2 more half oatcakes for a total of 5 jelly babies & 1.5 oatcakes completely overboard treatment before I could stop myself eating any more!😳 I haven’t felt that hypo monster hunger in a while!
So, this definitely confirms to me if I don’t eat 86 tresiba is too much & only been manageable recently because I ate regularly! So, is it better to stay on 86 with the same NR doses, 30, 26 & 22, with regular eating or go down to 84 tresiba & go up with NR doses, I’ll have to work them out with testing, & be ok if I forget to eat?
I KNOW I’ll be distracted for a while now with FFVIII & The Open golf later on in July as well when I’ll probably forget to eat at times!
I know the answer, really & it’s just tedious to have to do more testing in the short term to work out a whole new set of NR doses AGAIN & in the meantime remember to wait for the tresiba change to come through!
As soon as my heart rate recovers, it really DOES take 45 minutes as in the driving license rules as stated, I’ll cook some ramen for a very late lunch & see what all those JB’s & oatcakes did to my BS: just look; NOT correct as I KNOW my basal is too high now! OR it might just be easier NOT to test & tempt myself to correct? 🙄
I got totally distracted on FFVIII today & only ate breakfast with lunch being forgotten, 86 tresiba went in at the 14:30 alarm, & just stopped playing because my heart rate went through the roof, thought “what time is it, when did I last eat, am I hypo”? I was indeed & 17:03 BS 3.5! 😱 Had 1 jelly baby followed by half an oatcake but, then felt the hypo hunger take over me & I guzzled down 4 more jelly babies & 2 more half oatcakes for a total of 5 jelly babies & 1.5 oatcakes completely overboard treatment before I could stop myself eating any more!😳 I haven’t felt that hypo monster hunger in a while!
So, this definitely confirms to me if I don’t eat 86 tresiba is too much & only been manageable recently because I ate regularly! So, is it better to stay on 86 with the same NR doses, 30, 26 & 22, with regular eating or go down to 84 tresiba & go up with NR doses, I’ll have to work them out with testing, & be ok if I forget to eat?
I KNOW I’ll be distracted for a while now with FFVIII & The Open golf later on in July as well when I’ll probably forget to eat at times!
I know the answer, really & it’s just tedious to have to do more testing in the short term to work out a whole new set of NR doses AGAIN & in the meantime remember to wait for the tresiba change to come through!
As soon as my heart rate recovers, it really DOES take 45 minutes as in the driving license rules as stated, I’ll cook some ramen for a very late lunch & see what all those JB’s & oatcakes did to my BS: just look; NOT correct as I KNOW my basal is too high now! OR it might just be easier NOT to test & tempt myself to correct? 🙄
Lanny
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And there we are! Just coming up to 45 minutes after & my heart rate is finally starting to come down & I’m nearly recovered from my hypo! It really takes that long & DVLA are very well informed about how long it takes! 🙄
Now for some ramen in a few more minutes: not in a hurry to get anywhere; might as well fully recover before I cook! 🙄😉
Now for some ramen in a few more minutes: not in a hurry to get anywhere; might as well fully recover before I cook! 🙄
😉
Gwynn
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Good morning everyone.
BG 4.8 this morning.
Went for a long walk yesterday morning after feeling particularly lazy and tired. It was good to get out into the fresh air. Just one old doggie came up to me to say hello. I do like it when that happens.
Today, downloading more pictures of dogs for my game App.
Got a letter from the NHS on Saturday from my eye check. A very (to me) cryptic message saying my right eye has a 'suspected disc'. I have googled it at it could be serious but I can't really find out why. Does anyone know anything about this condition and what can be done if proved to be the case?
Have a great day today whatever you are doing.
BG 4.8 this morning.
Went for a long walk yesterday morning after feeling particularly lazy and tired. It was good to get out into the fresh air. Just one old doggie came up to me to say hello. I do like it when that happens.
Today, downloading more pictures of dogs for my game App.
Got a letter from the NHS on Saturday from my eye check. A very (to me) cryptic message saying my right eye has a 'suspected disc'. I have googled it at it could be serious but I can't really find out why. Does anyone know anything about this condition and what can be done if proved to be the case?
Have a great day today whatever you are doing.
eggyg
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Morning all. 6.5 on this very wet morning.
It was beautiful yesterday, the sun shone nearly all day. We did just under 10 miles walking through Glen Tarbert along side the River Tarbert. It’s stunningly beautiful, even if the main road runs through it. Although it’s not busy, when the Corran ferry gets in you may get 5/6 cars going past in succession! There was a path, some of which runs near to the river so not all road walking. Didn’t see any other walkers although we came across two cyclists and one had had a puncture. We had a nice chat with them and they gave us some ideas of where to go, and not go. 😉 We stopped for snacks, I had packed loads, I didn’t bolus for any of it, slice of fruit malt and some Pringles. Our goal was to stop when we glimpsed Loch Sunart otherwise we might still be out! Unfortunately, it was a linear walk but you always see things differently and the sun shone all the way home so we didn’t mind. Home at 5.30, tri-fold doors opened and we just took in the view, again. You couldn’t tire of it. Three deer came down from the mountains behind us and joined the sheep in the field, that was nice to see. I started to feel a bit squiffy about 6pm. Checked BGs and I was 5.1 but although Libre didn’t show it I knew I was going down quite fast, headache and sickly. Tea was ready so started eating, again I didn’t bolus, it was just crackers, pate, cheese. I kept trying to do my BG with my metre, four times it kept saying metre error, I suspected it had got warm whilst out. Eventually after I’d nearly finished my tea it read 5, Libre had gone to 5.7 at this point. I suspect BGs were dropping like a stone. Felt better after I’d eaten. At 10 o’clock after no bolus for my snack and tea ( hadn’t had lunch as had a big breakfast) I was 7.5. After reading for half an hour I was 6.1, had a ginger nut. Had an almost flat line all night. Exercise….the gift that keeps on giving! 🙄
We’re staying home today as heavy rain is set for the day. That’s fine as my legs/ back/ hips/ pelvis/ left shoulder are a bit achy, everything else is fine!
Have a great day all.🙂
More photos for you, I’m afraid. It’s ok, we’re going home on Friday. 😉
It was beautiful yesterday, the sun shone nearly all day. We did just under 10 miles walking through Glen Tarbert along side the River Tarbert. It’s stunningly beautiful, even if the main road runs through it. Although it’s not busy, when the Corran ferry gets in you may get 5/6 cars going past in succession! There was a path, some of which runs near to the river so not all road walking. Didn’t see any other walkers although we came across two cyclists and one had had a puncture. We had a nice chat with them and they gave us some ideas of where to go, and not go. 😉 We stopped for snacks, I had packed loads, I didn’t bolus for any of it, slice of fruit malt and some Pringles. Our goal was to stop when we glimpsed Loch Sunart otherwise we might still be out! Unfortunately, it was a linear walk but you always see things differently and the sun shone all the way home so we didn’t mind. Home at 5.30, tri-fold doors opened and we just took in the view, again. You couldn’t tire of it. Three deer came down from the mountains behind us and joined the sheep in the field, that was nice to see. I started to feel a bit squiffy about 6pm. Checked BGs and I was 5.1 but although Libre didn’t show it I knew I was going down quite fast, headache and sickly. Tea was ready so started eating, again I didn’t bolus, it was just crackers, pate, cheese. I kept trying to do my BG with my metre, four times it kept saying metre error, I suspected it had got warm whilst out. Eventually after I’d nearly finished my tea it read 5, Libre had gone to 5.7 at this point. I suspect BGs were dropping like a stone. Felt better after I’d eaten. At 10 o’clock after no bolus for my snack and tea ( hadn’t had lunch as had a big breakfast) I was 7.5. After reading for half an hour I was 6.1, had a ginger nut. Had an almost flat line all night. Exercise….the gift that keeps on giving! 🙄
We’re staying home today as heavy rain is set for the day. That’s fine as my legs/ back/ hips/ pelvis/ left shoulder are a bit achy, everything else is fine!
Have a great day all.🙂
More photos for you, I’m afraid. It’s ok, we’re going home on Friday. 😉
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MeeTooTeeTo
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5.8 for me today. 🙂
I've only just noticed that there is a selection at the bottom of the screen to turn on Dark Mode or High Contrast. Does anyone know how long that has been there?
I've only just noticed that there is a selection at the bottom of the screen to turn on Dark Mode or High Contrast. Does anyone know how long that has been there?
Robin
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A couple of months.
https://forum.diabetes.org.uk/boards/threads/forum-themes-‘dark-mode’.98549/
Robin
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Morning all, 4.8 here. Absence of Dawn Phenom, and I only had one glass of wine last night. I did go out just before dark and do some quick pruning of a couple of wall-trained climbers, (when I realised it’s green waste collection this week and there’s still room in the bin. Got to get our moneys worth, we pay for it round here) so maybe the extra exercise helped.
MeeTooTeeTo
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Doh!! Specsavers here I come. 🙄
rebrascora
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5.6 for me this morning and 3 JBs overnight to treat 2 supposed trips into the red despite a 2 unit Levemir reduction. I say "supposed".... the first time I woke up at 2.30am with Libre showing 2.6 😱 I guzzled 2JBs whilst I immediately put the light on and tested with a finger prick... 4.0 Phew.... I don't think even my digestive system is quick enough to get glucose from my mouth to my finger tip in less than a minute, but good that my body woke me up earlier than the 2.6 Libre suggested. Woke up again at 5am to Libre showing 3.8 (didn't double check) just ate another JB and went back to sleep. Did another -2 Levemir reduction again this morning, so looks like my body is settling into the season change now after a lot of to-ing and fro-ing the past few weeks with basal needs going up and down.
Bit of a disappointing turnout for our club drive yesterday.... just 4 turnouts including ourselves but had a lovely drive and weather was perfect and for once "Slacker Jack" AKA Arthur, actually pulled his weight! Normally he hangs back and poor Zak, who is a willing worker, takes most of the load and Ian has to keep reminding Arthur that he isn't just there to keep Zak company and look pretty, but yesterday he put his shoulders into the collar and pulled from the start. Woohoo! All of 2 horse power!
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@eggyg Wow Elaine! those photos are spectacular. Please keep them coming. Sounds like you headed off another nasty one last night. Well done!
Bit of a disappointing turnout for our club drive yesterday.... just 4 turnouts including ourselves but had a lovely drive and weather was perfect and for once "Slacker Jack" AKA Arthur, actually pulled his weight! Normally he hangs back and poor Zak, who is a willing worker, takes most of the load and Ian has to keep reminding Arthur that he isn't just there to keep Zak company and look pretty, but yesterday he put his shoulders into the collar and pulled from the start. Woohoo! All of 2 horse power!
@eggyg Wow Elaine! those photos are spectacular. Please keep them coming. Sounds like you headed off another nasty one last night. Well done!