Eternal422
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I had an argument with a waitress is a restaurant who insisted that Pepsi Max was the full sugar version and the Pepsi was the diet version which is what they brought to the table. So I refused to have it and they got the other one but I didn't notice until we go home we had been charged for both.Good morning! 5.0 today.
My Libre starter kit arrived on Wednesday, so I'm all set for the introduction webinar next week. I hope it is helpful and doesn't give me too many headaches.
Two days ago I just arrived to work and a colleague told me off for eating sweets and drinking Coca cola, the full sugar version according to her but I'm 100% sure it was Diet. She said it is very dangerous for me and she would kill me if she catches me, and that she wouldn't be surprised if I go to hospital! I think the appropriate answer would be "mind your own business" but I was too busy laughing at the unexpected, absurd situation. This lady is dramatic like that, better smile and ignore. I understand she doesn't want me to die...we are too understaffed for that![]()
Is the house mine now?
All this talk of webinars and Libre support got me thinking about when the Libre first came out. It was a case of reading the instruction booklet, slapping on the sensor and getting on with it.I found the Libre webinar really good - simple to understand which made using the Libre straight away without any problems.
I've read it before but think I'll dust it off for another reading - it really is a great book.@Rybing - I give another vote for Think Like A Pancreas. Only read it this year after 15 years on insulin (!) and it is really eye-opening and explains so much in simple terms!