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Group 7-day waking average?
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Thanks bloden
Northerner
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Kaylz
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Morning folks 🙂
7.8 for me, may need to up another unit of Tresiba
Bubbles being a bit of a nuisance this morning as cant feed him and he's got an itch that he cant get to so he's VERY crabby this morning
Hope you all have a nice day! xx
7.8 for me, may need to up another unit of Tresiba
Bubbles being a bit of a nuisance this morning as cant feed him and he's got an itch that he cant get to so he's VERY crabby this morning
Hope you all have a nice day! xx
Grannylorraine
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eggyg
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A back to normal 6.3 this morning. I have had 12 hours in bed and slept for most of that, I was absolutely exhausted after a busy week. A much more relaxing week ahead thank goodness. How did I ever have time to go to work? Have a great day everyone. 🙂
mikeyB
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Good morning folks🙂
7.2 for me, after a night in range. It kinda went up to that when the electrician phoned at 8 to say he couldn’t find us...
I wasn’t around here much yesterday because of watching cricket all day. England crushed Pakistan again, wining the series 4-0. Next up, Australia then Afghanistan (really) in warm up games then the World Cup. Then the Ashes. That’s summer sorted, then
I’ve moved into the 21st century today. Had a new thermostat installed that can control with my phone from anywhere in the world. So if I have a weekend away, I can turn the heating on before I get back. More importantly, I don’t have to stand up to program the heating. All this just in time for summer🙄
Today’s plan is to start another three months of Tom Kerrigge’s Dopamine diet. I don’t believe the Dopamine bit, but last time I did it I lost 5kg. I could do with losing 10, to be honest. The weight has increased as my mobility has dropped down to next to nothing. Back to pulses, cauliflower, nuts and quinoa, and farting for England.
Have a good day everyone. Sunny and a balmy 14 degrees at the moment here, so T shirt weather
7.2 for me, after a night in range. It kinda went up to that when the electrician phoned at 8 to say he couldn’t find us...
I wasn’t around here much yesterday because of watching cricket all day. England crushed Pakistan again, wining the series 4-0. Next up, Australia then Afghanistan (really) in warm up games then the World Cup. Then the Ashes. That’s summer sorted, then
I’ve moved into the 21st century today. Had a new thermostat installed that can control with my phone from anywhere in the world. So if I have a weekend away, I can turn the heating on before I get back. More importantly, I don’t have to stand up to program the heating. All this just in time for summer🙄
Today’s plan is to start another three months of Tom Kerrigge’s Dopamine diet. I don’t believe the Dopamine bit, but last time I did it I lost 5kg. I could do with losing 10, to be honest. The weight has increased as my mobility has dropped down to next to nothing. Back to pulses, cauliflower, nuts and quinoa, and farting for England.
Have a good day everyone. Sunny and a balmy 14 degrees at the moment here, so T shirt weather
KARNAK
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Kaylz
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thanks, it must be stressful though, he's got very fine long hair so he must be roasting making him itchy etc, he'll be happy when he gets home and can get something to eat
Yes indeed, me and Bruce not long back from dropping him off at the vets as we went round to Lidl's after, they said they may try without sedation but likely they will need to sedate him hence why we couldn't give him breakfast, he's been living the high life with sardines, tuna and to get mackerel tonight, vet says they'll phone about 3 so hopefully I'll be giving you lot good news tonight!!
xx
Northerner
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Good morning 🙂 6.4 for me today 🙂
Flower
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Good morning, it's a 9.7 - I haven't a clue Ah well, a new day to have a stab at it! 😉
Off to get a shiny new plaster cast on my leg today, that usually means cramp for a week as my foot settles in to its new home. 😱
Have a stable bg day all 🙂
Ah well, a new day to have a stab at it! 😉 Off to get a shiny new plaster cast on my leg today, that usually means cramp for a week as my foot settles in to its new home. 😱
Have a stable bg day all 🙂
Kaylz
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Morning guys 🙂
6.3 for me this dull awful looking day
Bubbles had his stitches removed and the vet says its all looking good, got to keep the lampshade on for a few days yet though
I'm off out shortly in one direction to sign on at 9:30 and head home for a wee while and head in the other direction this afternoon to the hospital for my review at 14:10, I hate buses lol
Hope you all have a nice day whatever you are doing xx
6.3 for me this dull awful looking day
Bubbles had his stitches removed and the vet says its all looking good, got to keep the lampshade on for a few days yet though
I'm off out shortly in one direction to sign on at 9:30 and head home for a wee while and head in the other direction this afternoon to the hospital for my review at 14:10, I hate buses lol
Hope you all have a nice day whatever you are doing xx