Yes, you can have honey, but you must test what your limits are. No one glove fits all scenario

@A DiabetesTeam Member hi my friend,where to start?.No sport watching this weekend- bubs has watched a bit of snooker...
Bubs has finally caved in to nagging,and has done several mega washes,so the " winter" clothes can be put away.The problem is where.
Yesterday was taken up with " the big inquisition"- our food delivery sent out of date item,and overcharged.....bubs being Hercule Poirot again....
Today finally got his new mobile( he's never had one before) up,running,and in credit Me paying bill of course.
Lovely meal this evening- lemon sole goujons,salad and a few fries.
Off to x-ray before dialysis tomorrow, swelling now in knees and ankles not hands.
Been good about taking painkillers,and using walking sticks.Even remembered to apply Tiger balm to knees.
Doing ok.!!!
Have you been on strike?

Yes to seeing a doc @A DiabetesTeam Member.he can eat honey if liked- needs to find an amount that doesn't make his glucose rise above the maximum he finds acceptable.
Me? Yes occasionally,when manuka honey on offer in supermarket.- one toast,thin spread of honey serves me well as breakfast or snack.