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- Thread starter seanT
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Welcome to the forum @seanT
There’s a bunch of handy stuff in the ‘Useful Links’ thread, plus there’s the Learning Zone (orange tab in the main menu) to get your teeth into too.
For more of a social introduction to some forum regulars, if you have got yourself a BG meter to check your progress, you might enjoy the ‘7 Day Waking Average’ thread, which is far more about the chat and smalltalk than it is any BG results that are shared
There’s a bunch of handy stuff in the ‘Useful Links’ thread, plus there’s the Learning Zone (orange tab in the main menu) to get your teeth into too.
For more of a social introduction to some forum regulars, if you have got yourself a BG meter to check your progress, you might enjoy the ‘7 Day Waking Average’ thread, which is far more about the chat and smalltalk than it is any BG results that are shared
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Hi and welcome from me too.
I learned a lot from just reading other people's posts but diabetes is quite individual so sometimes, you need to ask questions to accommodate your own specific situation and lifestyle and tastes or body's needs and responses. Do please ask when you get into those situations. There may not be one right answer but the forum members can give you a range of options for you to try to find what works for you and your body and your diabetes.
I learned a lot from just reading other people's posts but diabetes is quite individual so sometimes, you need to ask questions to accommodate your own specific situation and lifestyle and tastes or body's needs and responses. Do please ask when you get into those situations. There may not be one right answer but the forum members can give you a range of options for you to try to find what works for you and your body and your diabetes.
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