I have every intention of living another 50 years (well, we all have to have goals, don't we?)
And I have a sneaking suspicion that controlling my blood glucose by diet will get more and more difficult as time goes by.
So I have every expectation that, in time, I will need meds.
If it happens, it happens, and I will look on it as a positive move to maintain control and prevent further deterioration.
I have always liked Fung, except for the fact that he seems to lump all T2s in one basket, which I think is unwise, and not helpful to those of us (like myself) who are not typical. Likewise, I tremendously admire Bernstein, but flinch when I see he suggests that T2s go on insulin at levels lower than other docs prescribe Metformin.
Adding insulin for me would further drive up insulin resistance.
I just think we should all be treated as individuals, and the moment anyone starts generalising, I trust their advice just a little bit less.