I can go hours without checking. Yesterday I realised at about 5pm I hadn’t checked since before my lunch. I hadn’t been driving, just at home pottering about/reading/I may have had a doze!PS not sure if my experience is similar to others but I am monitoring my BG with the Libre so much less than I was a few months ago.
Although my constant monitoring ( often every 15-30 minutes) kept my TIR very high I have found that I am only checking once an hour ( if not driving) and sometimes like last night only once every 2 hours relying on my alarm and how I feel.
Much more relaxing even if I end up going above 10 for a short while
We’re promised that too, so far we’ve had rain and wind!Morning all, 6.2 here. We are promised wall to wall sunshine here today, hope it materialises. I got out into the garden yesterday to do a bit of tidying up and get our moneys worth out of the green waste bin collection, and noticed the weeds are growing apace.
It's annoying though if you are woken by the noise of the book hitting the floor. Especially so if you lose your page!I can go hours without checking. Yesterday I realised at about 5pm I hadn’t checked since before my lunch. I hadn’t been driving, just at home pottering about/reading/I may have had a doze!
It’s the stiff neck that wakes me!It's annoying though if you are woken by the noise of the book hitting the floor. Especially so if you lose your page! ;rofl:
Yes, generally I feel that I now don’t check as much as I first did when getting the Libre 2. I’m confident enough to trust it for bolus decisions and rely on my own feelings for being in hypo territory. Probably I should make more use of the alarms to help me ward off hypos. Even so the LibreView reports show an average of 40 views per day!PS not sure if my experience is similar to others but I am monitoring my BG with the Libre so much less than I was a few months ago.