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How are you feeling in one word?
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HelenNicholas
Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Overwhelmed and very anxious.
Hungry
rebrascora
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Awake!
I crashed early after a long, fast walk yesterday and a pretty naughty hypo at the end of it which I thought I had treated, but just kept going down. Couldn't even be bothered to cook tea, but don't worry, I am a long way from wasting away! 😉
I crashed early after a long, fast walk yesterday and a pretty naughty hypo at the end of it which I thought I had treated, but just kept going down. Couldn't even be bothered to cook tea, but don't worry, I am a long way from wasting away! 😉
chaoticcar
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
Rubbish
Of course, after I posted that I had a FBG of 10.1😡
Today's word is "grotty" - perhaps a virus?
CliffH
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1.5 LADA
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Battered.
I had a strong wind against me on the way back from my cycle ride. "I just blew in from the windy city".
Grannylorraine
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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
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- She/Her
Tired
A few years ago I posted this when I was frustrated with provision and at a very low ebb:
forum.diabetes.org.uk
Well amazed! (that's my word incidentally!). I moved from my uncooperative Diabetes care provider in October last year and now I'm in the care of a local provider. I find that due to an elevated HBA1C and overnight hypos, not only do I qualify for a pump I've been put on the list for HCL therapy. This took one consulation from a nurse and one from a consultant. So moving providers has delivered for me (i.e. at least I'm on the list!). I can't believe the inconsistency across providers. Now in my 48th year of T1 diabetes, I am so happy!!! If you're strugging with a T1D care provider who resides in the dark ages, take a chance and move provider if you can! Thanks for all the support and guidance from members of this forum.
Pump Acquisition Outside NICE Guidelines?
Dear All, I have posted on this forum before but I have an issue that is getting no traction whatever with my diabetes care provider. I'm in my 46th year since being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and almost losing my life back then when admitted to hospital in the final stages of DKA. I have...
forum.diabetes.org.uk
Well amazed! (that's my word incidentally!). I moved from my uncooperative Diabetes care provider in October last year and now I'm in the care of a local provider. I find that due to an elevated HBA1C and overnight hypos, not only do I qualify for a pump I've been put on the list for HCL therapy. This took one consulation from a nurse and one from a consultant. So moving providers has delivered for me (i.e. at least I'm on the list!). I can't believe the inconsistency across providers. Now in my 48th year of T1 diabetes, I am so happy!!! If you're strugging with a T1D care provider who resides in the dark ages, take a chance and move provider if you can! Thanks for all the support and guidance from members of this forum.