Well done! 🙂 Exercise makes the cells in the body more sensitive to insulin, plus your muscles need to restore all that glycogen, so the effects of exercise can last 24-48 hours afterwards - keep an eye on those levels 🙂This is all great to hear about… it’s amazing what tips the balance!
I was 3.2 this morning as I’ve spent the weekend doing a track and field heptathlon !!! (hurdles, 200m, shot, javelin, high jump, long jump, 800m). The 2 days of activity keeps the blood sugar dipping, even through the night! I’m now the Women's 60+ British Champion and of course the only diabetic, type 1, in the competition. Great fun
Whoop! Congratulations! 🙂
Good moaning! After yesterday I was hoping for a single digit characteristic as??? said you can round the mantissa but no my meter is teasing at 10.1. Mind you if I round by the maximum 0.5 I am in the 9s!
When I retired my finger pricker earlier this year the lancet was coming up to 3 years with 4 - 8 jsbs per day so over 5000 plus. I must have saved the NHS a fortune, enough to pay for the Libre I am after!
What's all this rain people are talking about? We had two minutes of light rain on Thursday and woke up with everything damp, but nor wet on Friday. Blue sky with fluffy bits this morning!
It is frustrating. I woke on a good number this morning but by 11 it had gone up into the 10s and 11s. I didnt want to correct straight away as i needed to drive but as soon as i could i corrected. Its taken 2 hours to comr back into the high 9s.I feel your frustration. My levels were steady all morning and then I needed 2 stacked corrections whilst we were out driving the horses to keep from going into double figures
I'm guessing then they probably need carers to do it. Or district nurses if they are living in their own homes still and their carers can't? When I did my nurse training, I had a placement with the district nurses and there was a list of insulin visits for the team to do each day. Most of them had morning and late afternoon visits (I'm guessing probably mixed? I don't really remember, it was some time ago!)Twice, yes, twice yesterday I forgot to take my insulin before eating. I always like to pre bolus at latest 20 minutes before eating. At lunch time and tea time I just didn’t do it! It was quite awhile after lunch when I eventually remembered and stuck in a conservative dose as I could have ended up stacking, but luckily enough I remembered just as I finished eating my tea and quickly remedied it. How very strange. Distracted? Tired? Losing the plot? Or all three! Who knows? It got me thinking about older folks with insulin dependent diabetes, what happens if they live on their own and start down the dementia route? Doesn’t really bear thinking about.