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Group 7-day waking average?

7.1 this morning. Pleased as I got my evening dose pretty much spot on factoring in the exercise and stayed nice and level through the night.

Just popped in 3.5U of NR to counter the FTTF and then will think about breakfast soon.

Meant to be on annual leave the next 3 days but plenty on. Today I have an appt with the GP, mainly about a painful lump in my arm-pretty sure it's nothing sinister but needs checking-but will also discuss CGM's.

Then this afternoon I'm heading into the office for a short bit potentially important meeting.

My wife was in a night last night so will mainly be in bed anyway so may as well get some chores done.
 
Morning good folks. A low, for me, 5. Checked on the meter and it was near as dammit.

Yesterday was a tiring day, we had Miss Eden from 8.30, she never stops. She almost walked by herself, daughter had said she was nearly off and I really thought she’d do it, very confident walking around the furniture and letting go with both hands. I wouldn’t be surprised if she’s off by tomorrow when I next see her. Mr Eggy visited his mother twice, once in the afternoon with two eldest daughters and on the evening with youngest daughter. She seemed a bit more animated than of late, I believe they can rally towards the end, still not eating or drinking. He said she is tapping out some sort of pattern on the bedcovers constantly, he said it looks like a cross, she is religious and attended church up until a year ago. A cousin, her niece, said that happens a couple of weeks before they pass. I don’t know whether that’s an old wives tale or not. All this is definitely taking a toll on the family. Mr Eggy is taking the “day off” today. The forecast isn’t too bad and I’m trying to persuade him to have a run out in the car for a walk, not too far obviously. Just something to take his mind off everything.

Have a great day.

And to cheer us all up after that, here’s the whirlwind that is Miss Eden, flying up the stairs as usual. I can’t turn my back for a second!
 

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Morning all. 6.3 here. Good fun last night playing tunes and a few songs with friends. Blood sugar drifted slightly high later in the night, but nothing to be concerned about. It can be difficult to dose correctly for Guinness, given that it is so high in carbs. From past experience, I have learned to be conservative, as the risk of a nighttime hypo outweighs concern about going a little high.

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Good morning 6.4 today
It was a swealtering ten degrees when I took MrsG to work @07:00

Wishing everyone a Wonderful Wednesday 😎
 
Morning all. 6.8

Went to the National Gallery yesterday morning for the sold out Van Gogh exhibition. Far too busy really but it was interesting getting to see some of the paintings. Have to say I’m still not a huge fan of his work. I find it just doesn’t have that emotional impact that Renaissance art generally has for me.

Operation Mincemeat was in the afternoon. It’s witty, very knowing and a bit of Monty Python crossed with Carry On. Cast of five are extraordinary. It’s clever humour lyrically with lots of word play and it works. I enjoyed it overall. There are some standout moments, the American pilot being the most standout of all, and some lovely moments of melancholy that cut through the humour and remind us that this is a true story of real people with real emotions.
 
Good morning you lovely lot! :care:

5.8 this morning, chuffed to bits with that.

Discovered on a random visit to my Patient Access app last night that my repeat bloods for my next HbA1c have been moved forward from Feb 6th to Jan 31st so the nerves are back a little.

Hope you all have the best day xo
 
Morning everyone. Dark grey and misty here but a 9.6c so feels like summer.

Anyway it was a 4.6 for me ten minutes ago and I’m going to get up and get my porridge now.

Have a good day folks and stay well.
 
Morning all. 4.4 when i first woke, rising to 5.3 after another doze. Another unicorn day yesterday and the flattest line i've ever had overnight.

@eggyg lovely photo of Eden. She is very cute. I hope you and Mr Eggy manage to get out for the day and have a break from things.

@ColinUK Operation Mincemeat sounds good.

@Bloden congrats on the HS.
 
Good moaning! After an awful night followed by a migraine I really needed a decent night's sleep as I was far from firing on all cylinders. Anyway I took two types of painkillers (two hours apart) before bed and slept through till 7:30. Sadly my BG which had remained between 5 and 7 most of yesterday had crept up overnight to 11.1!

Clashing appointments to sort and SA to finish.

Mild (9C) but very grey and very wet! :(
 
4.3 this morning. Woke at 4am and decided to read to try and get back to sleep - ended up finishing my book “Klara and the Sun”, Kazuo Ishiguro, really excellent book!

Friends coming over this afternoon and planning to go to our local Indian restaurant this evening with them, so BG needs to be prepared - already got a bucket of insulin on stand by :rofl:

@Bloden - congratulations on your HS!

@eggyg - sending hugs to you all.

Take care everyone!
 
8.1 for me this morning but with rather too much time spent in the red last night and then a very significant DP. Must get back into my exercise routine to nip that in the bud.

Got smacked on the side of my face by a naughty GG last night whilst trying to cross the muddy field with a big bag of haylage looking for somewhere less muddy to put it down for them. They were trying to mug me from all sides as they were impatient and I had to walk a lot further than usual before I found a reasonable spot. I was just lucky it was a head that made contact with me and not a hoof! They all got a firm ticking off and were not allowed to eat the haylage until they showed some respect and decorum, particularly the two lads who had instigated the mugging. It is surprising how much respect, waving an empty, large plastic feed bag at horses can generate! Then I realised that they had knocked my glasses off, so I spent the next half hour searching the muddy field in the dark for them with no success. Thankfully they were very cheap ones. I am just relieved it wasn't my car fob or house keys that I lost, as they would be much more of an issue to replace. I have a very sore face today and will look like I have been "knocked about" when the bruise comes out, as it is just on the side of my cheekbone. Not the first or will it be the last injury I have sustained from rough horseplay! 🙄
 
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