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- 947
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Non-insulin injectable medication (incretin mimetics)
Hi everybody,
I went for my first A1C since late March yesterday, and just an hour ago my DN rang to tell me the great news. The result came back as 5.8%/40. She was jubilant, me not so much. I'd been expecting something in the vicinity of 5.4. She was also very happy about my weight loss of 11 kgs, again, me not so much. My cholesterol had risen to 7(she couldn't give me a breakdown, only tell me that my HDL was 'normal'), so she encouraged me to start eating my atorvastatin again like a good girl. I've been eating LCHF for 7 months now, and I suppose I was hoping to be able to write my tale in the sub forum 'success stories'.
She suspects that the effect of the victoza I inject daily has started to fade. I suspect she's right, as my BGs have risen ever so slowly over the past couple of months for no apparent reason. Instead they're going to suggest ozempic when I see the endo doc in the beginning of november, but from what I can see its probably as damaging as victoza. Oh how I dread that meeting now.
Please don't give me hugs. I'm far too low, hopeless and frustrated for hugs, as you can see from my header.
I'm so sorry for the rant. Maybe my T2 is far too old for me to ever be able to control it without medication.
I went for my first A1C since late March yesterday, and just an hour ago my DN rang to tell me the great news. The result came back as 5.8%/40. She was jubilant, me not so much. I'd been expecting something in the vicinity of 5.4. She was also very happy about my weight loss of 11 kgs, again, me not so much. My cholesterol had risen to 7(she couldn't give me a breakdown, only tell me that my HDL was 'normal'), so she encouraged me to start eating my atorvastatin again like a good girl. I've been eating LCHF for 7 months now, and I suppose I was hoping to be able to write my tale in the sub forum 'success stories'.
She suspects that the effect of the victoza I inject daily has started to fade. I suspect she's right, as my BGs have risen ever so slowly over the past couple of months for no apparent reason. Instead they're going to suggest ozempic when I see the endo doc in the beginning of november, but from what I can see its probably as damaging as victoza. Oh how I dread that meeting now.
Please don't give me hugs. I'm far too low, hopeless and frustrated for hugs, as you can see from my header.
I'm so sorry for the rant. Maybe my T2 is far too old for me to ever be able to control it without medication.