Monthly Archives: March 2012

Running a Marathon for Diabetes UK

Bear with me on this one…. You’ll see the point in a sec! Samuel’s Godfather Jason is an old friend of mine who I’ve known since my University days at Brunel Uni in late 80’s! His wife Alice emailed me … Continue reading →

Clumber Park Sprint Duathlon – update

I found out this morning how my time compared to everyone else. It’s not as important as how I compared to last year – I always think the appeal of triathlon/duathlon is that you race against yourself. But it’s interesting … Continue reading →

Another day, another ride & run!

Sunday dawned bright and very early after the clocks went forward, and with the sun burning the fog off very quickly, I couldn’t resist going for a ride, despite my efforts yesterday! Even without the fog, it was very cold. … Continue reading →

I went for a run and a ride today…

Today was race day. For the third year in a row, I took part in the Clumber Park Duathlon – Sprint distance. A 5k run followed by a 20K ride and finishing with another 2.5k run. It was really foggy, … Continue reading →

Quarterly Clinic Report – March 2012

So yesterday was Samuel’s quarterly clinic appointment with the Paediatric Endocrinology Consultant at Bassetlaw. This was his first appointment since we got the Dexcom CGM and I was expecting to see a rise in his HbA1c. We have been using … Continue reading →