have a good night trace hun xx
I thought you would test at 1 hour after your meal. No wonder I was wrong 😉
Congratulations bev. And also to caroleann for also getting the 8.9 value, you will just have to be quicker than bev next time! As 8.9 was the only duplicated guess I think it does show that we are actually learning something on this forum. 😉And the winner is...Bev!
Congratulations bev. And also to caroleann for also getting the 8.9 value, you will just have to be quicker than bev next time! As 8.9 was the only duplicated guess I think it does show that we are actually learning something on this forum. 😉
I have thought of a worthy prize for our winner, when the meet up for the Forum's birthday happens in London bev should have the honour of buying everyone their first drink. If you do not plan to attend then sending a blank signed cheque will suffice. 😛
Northerner, just out of interest how does the peak, low and average compare to the equivalent values on a more 'normal' day? And how about the timings of the spikes, is post breakfast a normal peak for you and pre tea/dinner a normal low?... My highest level was two hours after breakfast, at 8.9 mmol/l. Average for the whole day was 6.4 mmol/l. My lowest level was 3.2 before my evening meal. It appears that I was craving fat, as that was the dominant 'bad' throughout the day, rather than sweet things, and as a result my insulin requirements were not much greater than a 'normal' day. Also, the fat obviously smoothed the peaks so I didn't spike very high. ...
Be careful on this account, those fats can take a little while to be digested.... And Lucy - my weight hasn't changed by a single ounce!
I did warn you, you should have had one last treat and then stayed up and watched some movies!I had a poor night's sleep, but not sure how much of that was related to the food! ...
Hmm I wonder if the high fat content meant the peaks were actually delayed even more, say three hours after the meal started. I reckon that would have added, probably about 0.8mmol/L, to the peak value. 😎 But as Northerner says, them were the rules!I thought you would test at 1 hour after your meal. No wonder I was wrong
I was complying with rossoneri's rules - read the paper carefully before starting the exam in future katie!
I had to write an essay in Russian as part of my finals. The questions were all in Russian, and I didn't have a clue about most of them. I finally decided on one which I thought was 'What are the uses for a dead prince in modern society' (I know!), but actually said 'What purpose does the death penalty serve in modern society'. My response was interesting, as I also managed to include a lot of the vocabulary about nuclear disarmament that I had learned...
Take regular BG readings, that is before each meal and after each indulgence (although not within two hours of finishing it to avoid the natural BG peak)
Well I reckon we have learnt a lot from this exercise e.g. if you are going to indulge for a day then fatty stuff is better than sweet stuff if you want to avoid double figures; one day of high fat does not necessarily push up your weight; evidence to support everydayupsanddonws theory about the likelihood of a spurious hypo when indulging ourselves; and that 1970s crockery is back in fashion. 😎I know, next time he has to borrow a CGM
Yes I had meant to apologise for the length of the original post, the work I had been doing that night had got me into report writing mode and it kind of spilled over into the post. I guess I am not ready for the Twitter 140 character age. 😎Sorry the instructions were too long
Congratulations bev. And also to caroleann for also getting the 8.9 value, you will just have to be quicker than bev next time! As 8.9 was the only duplicated guess I think it does show that we are actually learning something on this forum. 😉
I have thought of a worthy prize for our winner, when the meet up for the Forum's birthday happens in London bev should have the honour of buying everyone their first drink. If you do not plan to attend then sending a blank signed cheque will suffice. 😛
Thanks for listing the guesses Rossoneri! And the winner is...Bev! 🙂
My highest level was two hours after breakfast, at 8.9 mmol/l. Average for the whole day was 6.4 mmol/l. My lowest level was 3.2 before my evening meal. It appears that I was craving fat, as that was the dominant 'bad' throughout the day, rather than sweet things, and as a result my insulin requirements were not much greater than a 'normal' day. Also, the fat obviously smoothed the peaks so I didn't spike very high.
And Lucy - my weight hasn't changed by a single ounce! 🙂