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Feb 10, 2013
JayBee
587 posts
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Topic: Carbohydrate Counting / Bread We tend to get Kingsmill 50/50 most of the time just so we have a set standard for carb counting for me. Don't seem to have problems with the numbers on the packaging for each slice (16.5g of carbs per slice) which is a relief. |
Feb 10, 2013
JayBee
587 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / 7-day waking average From looking at your diary on your dedicated diary thread whiskysmum, it's best to concentrate on stopping hypos first because it might sort out those highs. Hope you're doing okay.![]() I hypo'd in the night again due to BI still being incorrect, so 17.5 BG this morning. Now planning to put BI down again tonight as discussed on my own diary thread. Keep up the good work everyone. |
Feb 10, 2013
mum2westiesGill
502 posts
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Topic: Carbohydrate Counting / Bread So just wondering what bread you all have?I'll start - I was having Warburtons Toastie white bread (large loaf) (orange wrapper) but have changed to Warburtons Medium white bread (large loaf) (blue wrapper) |
Feb 10, 2013
mum2westiesGill
502 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / 7-day waking average no test - bedtime2.6 - this morning |
Feb 10, 2013
Warwick
423 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / B G Diary Comments please From an initial glace, your BI seems too high. To go from 18.9 on early Saturday morning to 2.6 8 hours later with no QA given and all previous QA used by your body would indicate that your BI needs to be reduced by quite a bit.Can I ask why you aren't taking corrective QA when your test and find a high reading? With readings of 18.9, and 21.7, I'd definitely be correcting with QA but I don't see this being recorded if you did so. If you just forgot to record it, then no problem, but otherwise I'd suggest having a chat to your HCP, because the point of BI is to deal with the blood glucose released by the liver, not from the spike that comes from food, but your BI seems to be doing the role of both. Also, two consecutive readings above 13 (like before dinner and before bed as you had on Friday) should also have ketones checked, and any reading over 17 should have the same. Are you doing this, because I don't see that being recorded either. You really want to avoid DKA, and checking for ketones when having high readings is the best way to do this. Cheers, Warwick. |
Feb 9, 2013
kay70mea
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Topic: General Discussion / Insulin:Carbohydrate ratio change on swith over to the pump Hi novorapidboi26,I was wondering if you can tell me if so far you think that you are better off on the insulin pump and how you feel about the pump, as I am going to be on an isulin pump in the next 2 months, after having a lot of trouble with being given the run around for the last 7 years. kay70mea. ![]() |
Feb 9, 2013
mum2westiesGill
502 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / B G Diary Comments please Hi,Not posted any results since 20/01/2012 so just wanting some comments on my last 5 days B G Diary compared to between 14/01/2013 - 20/01/2013. All comments are accepted. |
Feb 9, 2013
landylara
14 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / 7-day waking average
I wouldnt correct if i was you as you seem to be having a lot of morning hypos. I would be looking at why you are getting so many hypos if you are taking correct dose for your supper. |
Feb 9, 2013
JayBee
587 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / T1 Diabetes cured in dogs, study suggests Original article that is being posted around on twitter by the JDRF: Emax Health: Type 1 diabetes cured in dogs for the first time, paving the way for humansIs this real? If so, it's still a long wait for humans but hey, jolly good eh. Kind of reminds me of the Smart Insulin I heard about a few years ago and started a discussion about... though I can't even access the Smart Cells website so maybe something happened? Interesting. |
Feb 9, 2013
Karl
83 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / 1/2 units Hi SimonYes that's what I mean but when I looked it is set to round to 1 but calculates to .5. If I'm trying the correct thing as it says round corrections - I'm getting the .5 on the standard calculation - correction looks OK |
Feb 9, 2013
Simon
578 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / Losing data betweene the iPhone app and the desktop version Hi Elisa,This is strange, do you have diary upload turned on in your iPad app? The settings don't sync between devices yet. Also can you try putting an incorrect username or password on the settings page? This should mean you see an invalid credentials message when you save an entry, which will at least demonstrate that the app is trying to start the upload. Simon |
Feb 9, 2013
Simon
578 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / 1/2 units Hi Karl,Do you mean in the iPhone app? You can do this in the settings page, tap the Auto Calculate option and then set the Round Corrections To option to 1. Simon |
Feb 9, 2013
JayBee
587 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / 7-day waking average 11BG this morning. Failed to do the eve meal finish/before bed test.... :/ |
Feb 9, 2013
mum2westiesGill
502 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / 7-day waking average 18.9 - bedtime2.6 - this morning Bedtime had supper - butter puffs x4 with cheese on but snacking during the evening on a bowl of doritos (DD fault ![]() maybe I should be doing a small correction at this bedtime level |
Feb 9, 2013
HelenP
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I believe that a two week period can have a crucial and disproportionate effect on HbA1c's especially if it is immediately before a blood test and is radically different from what is usual (either up or down). the HbA1c's are guides. It is not a pure science! |
Feb 9, 2013
Warwick
423 posts
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Did you record your readings over the two periods? Is there a noticeable difference between the 90-day average for the first period and the 90-day average for the second period? That would probably tell you what you want to know. |
Feb 8, 2013
Joe Smith
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Topic: Questions for HCPs / ma diary
Cheers Garry, I found a slightly different way of sharing, but that way sounds like it'll work everytime! |
Feb 8, 2013
Joe Smith
4 posts
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Topic: Questions for HCPs / ma diary
In May 2008, but I've had three different BI types in that timescale, pain in the bum! I'm at Monklands btw. |
Feb 8, 2013
JayBee
587 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / 1/2 units LOL yes! Well spotted!![]() |
Feb 8, 2013
Karl
83 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / 1/2 units I have no issue with having to do this but the calculation already rounds iteg 8.4 @1.9:1 (strange ratio but found 2:1 just too much) will give 15.5 while if you do the maths its 15.96 It looks like it always rounds down Will continue doing the maths myself PS hope that's 1.5CP in your example ![]() |
Feb 8, 2013
JayBee
587 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / 1/2 units If you want to add the difference to your diary, just add a + or a - and round it accordingly.I am on funny ratios myself and use a half unit pen due to insulin sensitivity, so I find myself doing the + and - thing all the time. eg. say you take 0.5:1 ratio... you would input to round it to the nearest unit: 15CP 0.8+0.2 QA so 1QA taken. It does complicate it's appearance but it helps you realise you're taking a correction.. or not, depending on if you want to round up or down. Is this explanation okay? Best wishes! ![]() |
Feb 8, 2013
Karl
83 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / 1/2 units Is there a way of not having half units in the qa calculation as my pen is full units only |
Feb 8, 2013
Garry
328 posts
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Topic: Questions for HCPs / ma diary Welcome Joe.At the top of your diary: Look to the right and see DAFNE TOOLS Select Shared Diaries and you are able to add your HCP...You need your HCPs User Name(s) though...or anyone else for that matter....to allow view access to your diary. Regards Garry |
Feb 8, 2013
DianeW
115 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Differing hBa1c results No it wasn't a finger prick test...and if anything after the op what with recovering my readings were up and down so weren't noticeably lower no...I actually saw 8.5 written down on my records plus the nurse mentioned to me that it was high....I mean I don't like to doubt the result from the hospital....I could forget it but if the 8.5 WAS incorrect it's not very good is it! |
Feb 8, 2013
novorapidboi26
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Topic: General Discussion / 7-day waking average 12.3 this morning, with a 15.2 before bed........I just randomly made pancakes last night for me, the wife and the boy and probably had more carbs than I accounted for........they were good though..... ![]() |