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O.5 keytone reading

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Inka said:
It’s always sensible to be aware of ketones, yes, but earlier you said:

“If I'm honest Im having a constant fear of keytones at the moment”

I think that’s a very astute observation. It’s a balance of legitimate awareness of the possibility of high levels of ketones and excessive anxiety and over-testing. I hope your team can help reassure you and that things settle for you as time goes by.
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oh yeah but now the i have another obession which is the librre so thats somthing i need to work on
 
rayray119 said:
oh yeah but now the i have another obession which is the librre so thats somthing i need to work on
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The Libre is something that can definitely cause obsession or anxiety. Never be afraid to go back to finger-pricking if it stresses you after you’ve given it a fair trial. You’ve already got a very important piece of Type 1 equipment - you 🙂 You’ll gradually learn about your diabetes and being able to learn, understand and control it is more important than any tech.
 
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