Amy also brought her dog, a little westie called Robby. He's so cute, and I was walking him. Although, I think most of the time he was taking me for a walk.
After all of the walking, my blood sugars did go a little bit low when we were out. But that's okay, because my friends and I just sat down and ate the picnic. It just shows that having Diabetes doesn't stop you from doing anything.
Sadly, it started raining cats and dogs when we were walking back. We were absolutely soaked. But luckily, my lovely mum came and picked us up.
Glad you had a fantastic time at Reddish Vale! Thanks for keeping in touch and letting me know what your blood sugars were doing.
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm sure you insipire many with your positive attitude to take care of themselves and live full life despite of diabetes.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a great picnic. Way to go on inspiring other people with your lovey attitude. Way to go
ReplyDeleteHi Rachael! I'm your mum's friend in the US who made you a little quilt long ago : ) I am happy to become a follower of your blog & I applaud you for your good attitude! You are right ... having diabetes does not have to ruin your life. As long as you are careful & follow the doctor's orders, everything will be fine : ) I look forward to reading more of your blog in the future : )
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