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    Wow. What you eat really does have a huge affect on your 2 hour postprandial reading

    Forgive the naivety, but I have only been pricking my finger for a week. I am sure this is obvious to everybody else, but I am discovering that what types of food you eat has a huge affect on your 2 hour postprandial reading. If I eat sandwiches with bread for lunch, the postprandial reading is...
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    Any problem taking lancing device and spare needles on plane ?

    About to get on an international plane tomorrow. Wondering (hoping) its okay to bring my glucose meter and testing kit, which includes the lancing device and spare lancing needles ?
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    Food is not my friend any more

    Thanks again everybody for the tips. I had no idea "eggs, fatty meat, cheese, nuts, dark chocolates " could form part of the diet for a diabetic. Chocolate has sugar in it doesn't it ? I remember finding diabetic chocolates for my Uncle, years ago. Today I had lunch without bread, and was...
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    Food is not my friend any more

    Thanks for the words of support guys. I particularly like reading your histories and seeing that improvement is possible without or with fewer meds. Without diabetes, I was already on 6 pills a day for other chronic conditions (some of them related to chronic obesity I must say) I understand the...
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    Food is not my friend any more

    Newly diagnosed T2 August 2018. Been pre-diabetic since 2016. I should have taken the warning seriously and exercised, lost weight significantly, and I might have prevented or delayed the inevitable decline into T2D. But I didn't. I am clinically obese with a BMI of around 34.5. I love food...
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    Type 1 Moving to Australia- questions about managing T1D

    I live in Australia. Dead easy to get an appointment to a GP. You can get an appointment same day, or just turn up at any medical centre and wait for next available appointment. Bring your documents/prescriptions, and you should have no trouble getting Australian prescriptions issued. Having...
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