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- Gender:
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- Location:
- Northern Ireland
- Occupation:
- Early retirement due to mental ill health
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About
- Gender:
- Female
- Location:
- Northern Ireland
- Occupation:
- Early retirement due to mental ill health
- Type of diabetes:
- Type 2
- Treatment type:
- Diet only
- Exercise:
- Vibrapower, walking
- Likes:
- Music, flower arranging, shopping.
- Dislikes:
- Anything to do with birds or feathers, whether to look at or eat.
I was diagnosed 4 years ago with Type 2 diabetes with a count of 77, I had my bloods checked last week and my count is now 37. I can only attribute this to losing over 3 stone in weight and being careful to enjoy treats now and again. I am so pleased to be told my diabetes is in remission.Interact