That's good to know @DCUKMod as I presumed the same. I asked for an additional HBA1c in February after my December diagnosis, the plan was that it would be 6 months for the next one. Now I think about it I can ask for any test I like at any time if I am concerned about something. Thanks for the info.
Ditto. Unless IBS playing up.Well controlled
Non diabetic numbers, but as long as getting them is a lot of work I'm still diabetic. And besides, I need insulin to get those nice numbers.
No matter our status. None of it comes easy. Our body fights us all the way.
There doesn't seem to be anything set in stone re classification as Dr deal in so many different ways. At least you are having all the annual tests still which is so important. Interesting that your Dr classed you as resolved once you got to under 48! Another mystery.
That worked for my sister. Diabetes disappeared more or less over night. I hope it's a great success for you too.No matter our status. None of it comes easy. Our body fights us all the way.
I find mine a full-time job now. Hoping after bariatric surgery it will become alot easier. I live in hope.
I realise that but I'm a desperate woman! Trying to get as many people at the event as physically possible so I'm coming at it from every angle. Obviously a lot if people on this thread fit the criteria for the event so it made sense to link up. I'm just trying to do my little bit to spread the lchf word.
I get that, but if other people on this forum are a bit like me they tend to read back a bit on threads as well as forward, so they'll see your message like 10 times, making for a 'spammy' feeling. Besides, most of us are not anywhere near Birmingham, and many of us not even in the UK. I liked the original question in this thread, but now, instead of answers I get these 'advertisements' for something that doesn't apply to me (although I think I would be happy to look into it and perhaps join if it was anywhere near me), drowning the answers to your question.
But maybe it's an idea to post this after every ten answers or so? That way everyone viewing the last page would see it, but we can still follow the thread.
That's really helpful actually. I'm not very techy tbh. Lesson learned.Thanks o do appreciate your constructive critisism. Hate spam! I realise the forums members are not all in the UK. I just thought I would put it out there for anyone who might be interested and could make it. I have always had an interest in hba1c levels since being diagnosed. Also tried to reverse my condition. I now know it's a lifetime condition for me and wanted to know how it is for others. Constantly craving info on this. I have found peoples responses very interesting.I get that, but if other people on this forum are a bit like me they tend to read back a bit on threads as well as forward, so they'll see your message like 10 times, making for a 'spammy' feeling. Besides, most of us are not anywhere near Birmingham, and many of us not even in the UK. I liked the original question in this thread, but now, instead of answers I get these 'advertisements' for something that doesn't apply to me (although I think I would be happy to look into it and perhaps join if it was anywhere near me), drowning the answers to your question.
It's your thread of course, so do as you like
And again, don't let me tell you what to do, it's your thread, please don't take offence!
Your reply is a godsend. A bad day today, for me. Not so much diabetes wise but pain wise.
So glad it helped. She said she would have it done again in a heartbeat. Done about 8 years ago and still working well. No issues. Just has b12 injection every so often.Your reply is a godsend. A bad day today, for me. Not so much diabetes wise but pain wise.
Thank you for your positive reply.
