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<blockquote data-quote="woodywhippet61" data-source="post: 1592327" data-attributes="member: 418778"><p>Thought 1</p><p>I've read on here of people who have achieved bg levels that are normal But despite their best efforts they haven't been able to keep them down there. Also others who have not managed to get their levels back down to normal. Then again there are those who have got their levels to normal and have kept them there for many years.</p><p></p><p>Or sometimes our bodies or just plain life stops us from achieving what we want to but we should still try. Don't get defeated before beginning the experiment.</p><p></p><p>Thought 2</p><p>One of things that totally does my head in is the inaccuracies of the tools that we are able to use to measure our bg. Further that the very bg level by which we are diagnosed moves. It's been changed historically (I think that I read that somewhere) and it changes geographically.</p><p></p><p>Or is there any point in having a number to work to.</p><p></p><p>Thought 3</p><p>When I go to eat a meal I test my bg, before eating and 1 hour and 2 hours afterwards. If my bg spikes I can look on it as a failure or I can look on it as something that I've learned.</p><p></p><p>You can learn more by failing than you can by succeeding. Whatever the outcome you will have gained so much.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="woodywhippet61, post: 1592327, member: 418778"] Thought 1 I've read on here of people who have achieved bg levels that are normal But despite their best efforts they haven't been able to keep them down there. Also others who have not managed to get their levels back down to normal. Then again there are those who have got their levels to normal and have kept them there for many years. Or sometimes our bodies or just plain life stops us from achieving what we want to but we should still try. Don't get defeated before beginning the experiment. Thought 2 One of things that totally does my head in is the inaccuracies of the tools that we are able to use to measure our bg. Further that the very bg level by which we are diagnosed moves. It's been changed historically (I think that I read that somewhere) and it changes geographically. Or is there any point in having a number to work to. Thought 3 When I go to eat a meal I test my bg, before eating and 1 hour and 2 hours afterwards. If my bg spikes I can look on it as a failure or I can look on it as something that I've learned. You can learn more by failing than you can by succeeding. Whatever the outcome you will have gained so much. [/QUOTE]
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