Recent Content by chris66

Yes it was cooked it was the sort you reheat in the microwave, another sign of laziness!

i should know better, correction i do know better, just lazy need to think more of possible consequences.

Thanks it wasnt a take away curry, it was a co op curry (other corner shops are available) i should know better with packet meals i know, i do have cauli rice which i use if im cooking, need to rethink diet but as mentioned earlier i feel more like a cold is comming out so that maybe partly...

Thank you will wait and see if a cold does develop but will also reconsider my choice of Friday dinner

The way im feeling i wouldnt rule out a cold, but didnt realise it could have an adverse effect on blood.

Obviously will take that on board and appreciate your advice thank you.

And rice for my sins but a small amount in my half hearted defence

Just tried with strip from new tub, half hour after last test, 8.3 slightly lower but still higher than i would like

Had a chicken curry earlier, not unusual for friday tea, bloods usually fairly consistant between 6 and 7

Hello again lovely people, after a bit of advice please, yesterday evening around 6 pm got home from shopping and was putting things away in freezer, for some reason i was sweating quite heavily didnt think much to it. later that evening about 10-11 p.m felt weak and especially stomache area...

Thank you, would still prefer it lower but at least the level is going the right way which is very encouraging.

Couldn't agree with you more, if it hadn't have been for the knowledge i gained by discovering this site and the forums think my numbers would still be rising, if it hadn't been for the fantastic members sharing ideas expirience and what they know id still be sitting here scratching my head.

I much prefer that way of looking at it :)

Thanks Jim, confused as the notes read "Consider patient to be at high risk of progres sion to type 2 diabetes." and i thought but i was diagnsed type 2 last year how high risk does it get? need to keep it up and look forward to being able to say it's in remission!

Can someone please remind me, at what level MMOL from HbA1c test are you considered to be type2 diabetic, had a test done last week came back as 42 mmol (was 62 this time last year so work in progress still but heading the right way, yipee) but confused with the notes next to the result?