Sounds like you are perhaps just cutting it a bit too fine with the prebolus time. You have to keep an eye on that Libre and have your breakfast ready to eat when the "tide starts to turn" or have a JB to slow or stop the drop until you have breakfast ready to eat, if you mistimed it.4.9 this morning for me. Did my breakfast prebolus in bed on waking and 40 minutes later after shower and getting dressed (plus a quick scan through work emails) it was still 4.6 (looks to have gone above 5 as part of FOTF). Grateful that the liver chipped in a bit of help as at one point I just started getting flashes in my vision which I now get when my BG goes into the 2s. For once the liver was being genuinely helpful
Dare I say that the shoulder is starting to feel a bit less achy and nowhere near as painful as it has been? Need to continue resting it today ready for tomorrow : aunt’s funeral in the morning, then off to London to see Turandot at the ROH in the evening. So it really needs to be well behaved tomorrow!
Congratulations to @MrPixels and @Barrowman on your HS today!
Have a good day everyone!
Not intentionally, but I have found that at least 30 mins prebolus works well for me in reducing the spikes from breakfast particularly. This was purely my fault in messing around with emails instead of getting breakfast!I would hate to think that you are following my lead on this and dropping into hypos as a result.
And as soon as you think you have it cracked it all changes!I guess it is continual learning with all of this, especially now we have Libre to help show more clearly what is going on!
Very true!And as soon as you think you have it cracked it all changes!
I swear this British seagulls don't know fear. You would expect them to eat the chips you accidentally drop in the floor, but I've seen them taking the whole chippy box from someone's hand!However, a year or so back a phone theft in St Ives hit the front page of the local paper.... a chap was taking a photo when a seagull swooped down, took his phone and flew off with it.