rebrascora
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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
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Libre said 2.6 when the alarm went off at 6.30am and red on the graph for some time. I was surprised as I indulged in rather too many roasted peanuts last night and fully expected to be high. In fact I sat up into the early hours watching my Libre for when I needed to put a correction in. In the end I jabbed 1 unit at 1.30 am and went to bed. I was sure I would need at least 2units but didn't dare as my reading was only 6.3. I should have smelled a rat then but who wants to challenge/double check a nice reading when they feel fine. Anyway, finger prick this morning said I was 12.5! Bit of a difference there! Double checked both readings.... 2.5 and 11.7, so I injected 3 units of Fiasp and my Levemir and went back to sleep. Libre said LO when I woke up again and finger prick 6.2..... so I am offering the latter as my waking reading for today because it is significantly more respectable. 😉 
Libre sensor gave me several more LO readings before it gave up altogether. Only 2 days old and still seems to be stuck like a limpet so no idea what has gone wrong with it but a phone call to Abbott is on the cards and a trip to the surgery to pick up my prescriptions as I don't have a spare sensor in the house. Feel quite vulnerable without it and already had a nasty hypo because my breakfast bolus kicked in much sooner than it normally does. Arrggh!
Libre sensor gave me several more LO readings before it gave up altogether. Only 2 days old and still seems to be stuck like a limpet so no idea what has gone wrong with it but a phone call to Abbott is on the cards and a trip to the surgery to pick up my prescriptions as I don't have a spare sensor in the house. Feel quite vulnerable without it and already had a nasty hypo because my breakfast bolus kicked in much sooner than it normally does. Arrggh!