eggyg
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 3c
They got half the sheep done today, hopefully the rest tomorrow. But it’s pouring down at the moment.Well, having had a lovely BG day yesterday almost exclusively in the 4s, 5s and 6s I had 10g carbs with a coffee last night to bring me up from 4.9 to drive back from visiting my friend.... we hadn't seen each other for 497 days!!.... and levels went up to 8 and promptly stuck there despite 2 units of insulin when I got home (I did have some blue cheese at bedtime as well as I hadn't had any evening meal) but levels were rising hence the extra unit, so whilst I prevented it hitting double figures it stayed high and I have a lovely flat line in the 8s all night and awoke on 8.8. It was bliss having such lovely stable readings yesterday. Getting your basal dose just right makes all the difference in the world! Not sure if it is purely phycological but I am sure I feel physically better too. Wish I had more days like that but my basal needs are constantly changing so it won't last for long!
Anyway, I have a personal best on my Libre this morning for the past 7 days..... 95% TIR with 2% above and 3% below.... I know I need to work on the "below" figure but Libre exaggerates a bit at low levels so it is probably realistically nearer 1.5% Anyway, that result makes me happy this morning even if my waking reading doesn't!
@Gwynn I liked your post because I wanted to show support and of course your readings was good (as always) but so very sad that you had a difficult day yesterday. Fingers crossed she will be better today.
@HenryBennett I like your style using alcohol to get an "House Special". Nice work!
@Hazel I really don't know how you do it but great to see you so on form with the "Hazel Specials" Well done!
@eggyg Hope they managed to get the sheep in and dried off before the shearers arrive. Not the best drying weather today! Hope you have a lovely day with the "locusts"!
Thought you and @Robin might like to see the latest addition to the farmers’ menagerie.
Introducing Apache the gypsy cob. He’s only on loan at the moment to see how 8year old Poppy does with him. He’s only four so a bit green, as my daughter describes him. But she’s a fully qualified BHS riding instructor and experienced horse owner so he’s in good hands. They hadn’t told Poppy so when he arrived last night she was overwhelmed. That’s all I’ve had all day. It also means there’s no arguing over their other pony Chesney. One each now for the girls. Grandson not interested.