Recent Content by tonyglover6861

Wow. I thought it was automatic. Every day is a school day

Interesting conversation here. I was diagnosed T2 in November 2024, HBA1C of 51. I weighed 97.6kg, and at 165cm in height was best described as 'rotund'. My diabetes nurse however was a ray of sunshine...even after diagnosis I left the surgery almost skipping. She advised a low-carb diet and...

6.1 and HBA1C recorded last week at 40. Downn from 44 in February, and 51 at diagnosis in November 2024. 18kg lost in weight through low car diet and exercise. I've rarely felt better.

All sorted! Thanks ......

Hi Grant, it went fine until the click on 'about' bit...it shows me the intro questions but will not let me edit any of the profile sections.....clicking the headers does nothing and trying to type into the fields ...nothing. Any clues?

My profile shows my 'type' as Prediabetes, when I'm T2...how do I change this? I can't find an easy way, so probably just being a bit thick.

I was diagnosed T2 in October 2024, at the time 97kg and 165cm tall. Well, the height is never changing except maybe decreasing as I age....but since then I have done a low carb diet and been within target of 125g daily about 95% of the time. In between then and now there has been a 3 week far...

5.9 which seems unusually low for me as my diabetes nurse says my usual 7-8 count is normal 'morning syndrome' level as the glucose is released from the liver on waking. I'm not moaning...just observing

Hmm...interesting this....prior to my T2 diagnosis (HBA1C of 50 dammit) my early morning waking up numbers were always 8.5 plus. I was told this was quite normal as liver stores glucose until waking and then floods the body in order to kick start us into the day. Since diagnosis and metformin...

Include a photo here if you wish to.Maybe later - What is your name? Tony - How old are you? 63 - Are you male or female? Male - Which country are you from? UK but half irish thanks to Mum - Which city/area do you live in? Nearest is Portsmouth - Are you religious? No, quite the opposite...