Re: SensoCard narjed reading by mistake.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Unfortunately, there is know way I know of to unmark a marked reading.

Cheers,

Brett.

>

> greetings,

>

> Just taken a reading, need to insert new code for next set of strips this

> went ok but when I had taken my reading I pressed the down button which

> caused the reading to be marked whereas I should have switched off the

> machine, then pressed the ok button then the down button to set the code

> menu, then inserted the card which was ok. Now, can I unmark a marked

> reading? If so, how?

>

> I will take another reading anyway, but in case I make the same mistake, I

> would like to know how this can be achieved.

>

> Thanks.

>

> From Colin , who lives in Fareham on

> the coast of Central Southern England.

>

> One of these days I may even get onto Facebook,

> twitter or skype, so you can't escape from me forever!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Greetings,

Thanks, I've taken another reading, wished I hadn't as it had gone up from

10.5 to 11.0. I took one at 7:45 showing 5.2 then had breakfast of porridge

with blueburies and a mug of tea, full milk no sugar.

From Colin , who lives in Fareham on

the coast of Central Southern England.

One of these days I may even get onto Facebook,

twitter or skype, so you can't escape from me forever!!

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Full milk will do it! Well it does for me, I only drink skin milk these

days.

Cheers,

Brett.

>

> Greetings,

>

> Thanks, I've taken another reading, wished I hadn't as it had gone up from

> 10.5 to 11.0. I took one at 7:45 showing 5.2 then had breakfast of

> porridge

> with blueburies and a mug of tea, full milk no sugar.

>

> From Colin , who lives in Fareham on

> the coast of Central Southern England.

>

> One of these days I may even get onto Facebook,

> twitter or skype, so you can't escape from me forever!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Full milk will do it! Well it does for me, I only drink skin milk these

days.

Cheers,

Brett.

>

> Greetings,

>

> Thanks, I've taken another reading, wished I hadn't as it had gone up from

> 10.5 to 11.0. I took one at 7:45 showing 5.2 then had breakfast of

> porridge

> with blueburies and a mug of tea, full milk no sugar.

>

> From Colin , who lives in Fareham on

> the coast of Central Southern England.

>

> One of these days I may even get onto Facebook,

> twitter or skype, so you can't escape from me forever!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Greetings,

I cannot stand skimmed milk I will not change, I am prepared to live with

the consequences as I do not have other fat to excess. My colesteral level

is 3.1 to 3.5, max it has been is 3.7 since I've been on Simvostatin, one

tablet a day in the evening with supper.

I will take a measure around 12:45-ish before lunch and it will probably be

6 at most and could even be much lower.

From Colin , who lives in Fareham on

the coast of Central Southern England.

One of these days I may even get onto Facebook,

twitter or skype, so you can't escape from me forever!!

[Guest guest]

Greetings,

reading taken at 12:35 was 5.1, so happy this is lower than my expected 6.

For lunch, I am having a coOp cottage pie, 400g, a Commise pear and a mug of

tea, will take another reading around 15:00, expect this to be 12-ish,

another at 18:45, expect to be between 6 and 7, then supper of cheese and

chutney sandwich.

I am doing a series of readings over a few unrelated days, to establish a

trend. I've been undertaking this since just before New Year and somewhere

Easter-ish, will visit my medics with the results.

I was discovered to be type2 September 1999, age-related onset.

From Colin , who lives in Fareham on

the coast of Central Southern England.

One of these days I may even get onto Facebook,

twitter or skype, so you can't escape from me forever!!

[Guest guest]

Hello Colin, and all,

You're a type 2, and I am a type 1 (insulin dependent). You make a good point,

about learning to incorporate a specific food (i.e. full milk) into your daily

meal plan, a food that might normally be one dieticians would suggest you avoid.

I enjoy a cookie (in the US, that means a sweet!) a couple times a day, and my

readings are consistently very good.

It's a matter of making small compromises, but knowing that a small or tiny

portion of something normally not considered healthy is okay. Excess is the

problem. Moderation is the key.

And for the newly diagnosed, or those who need to lose significant weight,

moderation may not be good enough for a season. But for those who are in either

of these categories, know that some hard work now will eventually give bloom to

a new season where times of moderation may be okay for you.

Dave

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Re: SensoCard narjed reading by mistake.

Greetings,

I cannot stand skimmed milk I will not change, I am prepared to live with

the consequences as I do not have other fat to excess. My colesteral level

is 3.1 to 3.5, max it has been is 3.7 since I've been on Simvostatin, one

tablet a day in the evening with supper.

I will take a measure around 12:45-ish before lunch and it will probably be

6 at most and could even be much lower.

From Colin , who lives in Fareham on

the coast of Central Southern England.

One of these days I may even get onto Facebook,

twitter or skype, so you can't escape from me forever!!