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Because I have a severe eating disorder for 20 years and it’s unlikely I will ever recover but I want to keep trying and hope it will go into remission at some point. Ta important I eat a varied diet from this perspective. I’d rather deal with insulin than an ed

On Semaglutide and blood sugars very well controlled on it. Can’t see me being able to come off it due to not changing to low carb diet. Try to exercise as much as possible. And healthy weight. I’ve read most diabetics will need insulin after 10/15 years. Is this true?

The only way I can see me moving forward is by cutting back on quantity per meal as opposed to complete elimination

As part of meat, two veg and carb dinner or porridge for breakfast or sandwich or pasta for lunch

Wow I have obvious carbs twice a day!

I occasionally have a libre…..I think with the introduction of mounjaro the supplies of Ozempic will now be easier to get? How does counting carbs work if you don’t mind explaining? Could it be as simple as not eating as big a portion of carbs ad you usually do? Just cutting back on carbs and...

Not planning to count carbs if I’m honest

Just eating a balanced diet not counting carbs but enjoying them as part of a normal balanced diet. Exercise moderately each day. Thanks for your reply

I have lost about 5 stone since I started it a year ago.

Or will it bounce back up if I come off it? Thanks

It was 7 at midnight last night when I hadn’t eaten since 7pm. I’m going a bit crazy monitoring my blood sugar on libre. Basically I won’t to be done with diabetes and come off the Semaglutide. I’ve lost almost 5 stone in weight and I’m ready to put the 2 years since diagnosis behind me.

Do I need it to be a smooth?

Up and down continuously

Looking at libre my levels spike up and down throughout the day and night. They never go beyond 8/9 but they are still going up and down. Is this normal? I’m hoping to come off Semaglutide soon.

They look significant spikes on the libre. I eat carbs but not a huge amount but there’s still big spikes after eating. Does this mean my diabetes is not well controlled? Thanks