Bloden
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Perhaps it was the Curse of the Ninth Symphony that got him, like several other composers.Gave up on the early morning walk this morning. Foul weather here. Dark, cold, windy, raining. It's not worth catching a chill over a bit of exercise. And, Antonin Dvorak died of a chill after a walk with a friend in poor weather. Shame, as he is one of my favourite composers. I wonder what else he might have gone on to compose. He had some real sadness in his life too.
well as i half expected by time by got the coseernt(although it was just over the time i usually test anyway) i had risen to to 10.2(so either rose because i was up and moving or happens it that time anyway(i need to try and show my team that or they sujust that i up my evening livermier more because it will look like i've rose overnight) but arnt going to see them for another 3 months(and things could have change by then) unfortunately couldn't wait to eat as had flat white with it that would have gone cold if i did) oh and croisdent wasn't great.Well I just woken up so I'm going to take this reading even if I do full back asleep it's 8.3 as usual needed a correction last night for a 11.6(it seems whatever I do I get a jump by bedtime) it dropped to 8.6 at 3.15 and know it's it's stayed steady. I'm thinking I might try a croisent from Greg's this morning I've tried the pain au chocolate which wasn't brildemt so the normal croissants might not be much different.
I did it in three as well, which was one less than OH, always a good feeling.Not as good as @MikeyBikey this morning but still proud of my Wordle in 3 today.
I hope your stomach settles soon. I once read that it can sometimes be the bottled water that people drink when in other countries as the mineral content can be quite different to what they are used to.Morning all. 5.9 today.
Restless night, had a stomach upset after tea last night, steak, salad and half a jacket potato. Not sure if it was the oil on the salad ( we made this ourselves BTW) or just because this is what my stomach does from time to time. Was low at bedtime, as I’d lost most of my food, and I was still trying to get my BGs up at midnight! Managed in the end, even though I really didn’t want to eat. Stomach gurgled all night long, plus I was hot and there’s lots of random noises, and I’m a rubbish sleeper even at home! I’ll have to have a siesta this afternoon. 😉
Another hot day expected, sorry folks back in the UK, we’ll just take it easy, a stroll along the beach, a walk into the old town and around the narrow cobbled streets or a swim in the pool, who knows? I do know it won’t be a walk to Aldi like yesterday, phew! Hot, hot, hot, total 4 miles walked with two very full rucksacks! We’re bonkers. 😛
Have a great day all. Congratulations @Gwynn on your HS and claim to fame. @Bexlee and @Ditto nice to see you both back in the fold. @Robin hope you keep improving.
Here’s a photo to make you smile. As @ColinUK remarked when I posted it on FB. Eggy legs!![]()
Feeling better this morning thanks. Upped the old Creon.@eggyg So sorry to hear you have been poorly last night and had to battle your diabetes at the same time... which of course us insulin junkies need to do. Hope you have a nice relaxing day today and catch up on some zzz. Photo is amazing.... Looks like it should be a page on a calendar. And what time of day was this?? The pool is empty and so are the sun loungers. So impressed by your perfectly manicured feet too!!
Unfortunately, I wish it was as simple as that. I have numerous gastric problems, one being not having a pancreas which means my food can go right through me if I don’t get my Creon dose correct. The other problems are because I have had major abdominal surgery I have scarring and adhesions. This means I have gastric dumping syndrome along with a permanent partial bowel obstruction. These can cause both constipation and diarrhoea! I can’t eat too much fat nor can I eat too much veg, fruit, grain, seeds, nuts or too much fibre. It is challenging, should we say. I just plod on, making sure I know where all the loos are, I don’t leave the house until I know it’s safe. It’s a bigger pain in the butt ( pardon the pun) than the diabetes sometimes. I’m back at the hospital next month to see the gastroenterologist. Not sure what they can do but I live in hope. Thanks for your concern and suggestions though. Much appreciated.I hope your stomach settles soon. I once read that it can sometimes be the bottled water that people drink when in other countries as the mineral content can be quite different to what they are used to.
I looked once as one type we bought tasted vile, and I compared with another bottle and the minerals were completely different.
I got it in three, iffed and ahhed on line two and made the wrong choice. Grrr! Mr Eggy got it in four. “Wicked witch cackle!”I did it in three as well, which was one less than OH, always a good feeling.