I don't know if anyone else has noticed this, or tried it. And I'm not suggesting that anyone does but:
I went home over Christmas and being me forgot my meds. I'm type 2, diagnosed about a year. So, I just lived the Christmas dream and felt fine. In fact much better than I had since diagnosis. So I carried on through January and only went back on the meds nearing my checkup date.
Needless to say, the test results weren't great and I got the insulin talk but avoided it that time. Now back on meds full time and even had a brush with Forxiga. But we didn't get on well.
Anyway, my point is this. In the last year I feel like I've aged 20. And when I was off the meds I felt like me again. I regret being diagnosed. Sadly I can't just drop off the radar but it is tempting. Anyone else noticed this? Anyone else found they are feeling worse than they did before being diagnosed? Thoughts?
Oh and I am now feeling 20 years older but taking my meds like a good little boy. Chronic is a very fitting word.
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I went home over Christmas and being me forgot my meds. I'm type 2, diagnosed about a year. So, I just lived the Christmas dream and felt fine. In fact much better than I had since diagnosis. So I carried on through January and only went back on the meds nearing my checkup date.
Needless to say, the test results weren't great and I got the insulin talk but avoided it that time. Now back on meds full time and even had a brush with Forxiga. But we didn't get on well.
Anyway, my point is this. In the last year I feel like I've aged 20. And when I was off the meds I felt like me again. I regret being diagnosed. Sadly I can't just drop off the radar but it is tempting. Anyone else noticed this? Anyone else found they are feeling worse than they did before being diagnosed? Thoughts?
Oh and I am now feeling 20 years older but taking my meds like a good little boy. Chronic is a very fitting word.
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