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Good morning HS 🙂.
Nice easterly wind today with the temperature that goes with it :(. Went to Lidl yesterday got there just as they were locking the doors 🙄, forgot it was Sunday. Guess what I`m doing today?

Congratulations to @Robin on HS 🙂.
Looking fit @Eddy Edson 🙂.

Have good day all.
 
Bahallathegreat said:
Before u all say go to the hospital I’ve onlt recently been put on injections so we’re still trying to get it to the right amount but it’s high as I have a tooth infection after surgery but it was 17.1 not as high as it was but can go down or up at the mo
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Don’t worry, Bahallathegreat, nobody’s going to tell you off. Infections can play merry hell with BGs at the best of times, never mind in the early days, but if you really struggle, have a word with the Diabetes nurse.
 
I was expecting the usual lately high reading, been anything up to 10 something, but I was 7 something this morning which I put down to all the stair climbing yesterday and the frugging about. Exercise brings the bg down then. 😛 I'm hoping it will be as low tomorrow because I've eaten sensibly today. I'm fed-up of being ill so no choice.
 
Clicketty Click 6.6.....cut down Metformin, no change in readings for weeks/months hmmmmmm.
 
Good morning . 6.1 today with a slanted up arrow.
 
Morning - 5.2 for me. Have a good day.
 
Good morning my fellow bloodletters. A very nice and lower than has been, 6.3. Didn’t eat much yesterday as felt a bit nauseous, don’t think I am getting the grandchildren’s bug just probably my gastric dumping syndrome rearing it’s ugly head. Good news is, this morning I woke up starving! Which is just as well as we are going out for lunch today. Have a terrific Tuesday everyone. 🙂
 
Good morning folks🙂

I woke with 9.2, after going to bed on a steady 6.8. Touch of gastric slowing, methinks. Never mind, not the end of the world, just an annoyance.🙄

Late reporting because I’ve been redistributing a Tesco no bags delivery. Very helpful, the Tesco delivery guys for us crumblies, and always cheerful.

By the way, got my winter fuel allowance - cause I’m on PIP - £200. It should be means tested, that. In the meantime, it’ll all go to charity.🙂
 
eggyg said:
Good morning my fellow bloodletters. A very nice and lower than has been, 6.3. Didn’t eat much yesterday as felt a bit nauseous, don’t think I am getting the grandchildren’s bug just probably my gastric dumping syndrome rearing it’s ugly head. Good news is, this morning I woke up starving! Which is just as well as we are going out for lunch today. Have a terrific Tuesday everyone. 🙂
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Hope you feel better soon eggyg
 
Good afternoon . 13.1 for me this morning, again best for a while. To continue max gliclazide till Thursday and does look like insulin. Not injectables as bmi too low. Saw gp this morning, month off and antidepressants.to go back to see her in 4 weeks. Mix of everything so she also said the lovely fresh air and exercise words. Moving forward perhaps
 
Carolg said:
Good afternoon . 13.1 for me this morning, again best for a while. To continue max gliclazide till Thursday and does look like insulin. Not injectables as bmi too low. Saw gp this morning, month off and antidepressants.to go back to see her in 4 weeks. Mix of everything so she also said the lovely fresh air and exercise words. Moving forward perhaps
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I’m glad things are moving, albeit slowly. When I was struggling with high numbers pre-insulin, the last thing I felt like doing was exercise, even walking up from the shops felt like wading through treacle. But once I got onto insulin and my muscles could actually get fed with glucose properly again, I felt much more like it.
 
Robin said:
I’m glad things are moving, albeit slowly. When I was struggling with high numbers pre-insulin, the last thing I felt like doing was exercise, even walking up from the shops felt like wading through treacle. But once I got onto insulin and my muscles could actually get fed with glucose properly again, I felt much more like it.
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Thanks Robin. Good to hear you are doing well. Just walked to shops all of 3500 ish steps. Better than nowt but tiring. Bought nice veg to make soup, and nat yogurt and rasps for breakfast.
 
Carolg said:
Thanks Robin. Good to hear you are doing well. Just walked to shops all of 3500 ish steps. Better than nowt but tiring. Bought nice veg to make soup, and nat yogurt and rasps for breakfast.
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Well, I hope you get the same benefit from insulin as I did. Meanwhile, keep yourself ticking over as best as poss!
 
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