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Hmmm .....
Nope, sorry!
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Overnight low BG and hunger?
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Nope, sorry!
- Relationship to Diabetes
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On my phone I just ‘copy’ the image and then paste it into the editor. Like this:
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
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- He/Him
Doesn’t work with post edits as it turns out.
The mysteries of the forum editor!!
The mysteries of the forum editor!!
Eddy Edson
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Huh. It looks OK to me, just copying & pasting.
Does uploading a jpg work better?
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TheClockworkDodo
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Oh dear, looks much like the ones I posted the other day, but must be confusing as well as alarming if you're not on basal insulin 
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Eddy Edson
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Oh dear, looks much like the ones I posted the other day, but must be confusing as well as alarming if you're not on basal insulin
Actally I'm pretty sure it's a dud sensor. I love the Libre more than I love just about anything, but I wish it was less fickle.
But it's the relentless downward slope until I wake up which has me puzzled. I think that slope is real, even if the actual levels are off.
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I think cortisol output is supposed to dip in the early hours (1-3am?) which would reduce glucose output from the liver. I thought this was for everyone, including non-Ds, but I’ve certainly heard it as a cautionary note for T1s dosing insulin overnight.
Hope your next sensor is less of a dud.
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