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  1. leslie10152

    What was your fasting blood glucose? (with some chat)

    :woot:6.2. Living the dream!
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    Sleep..does anyone remember that?

    I have got to try that!
  3. leslie10152

    Sleep..does anyone remember that?

    Worth a try.
  4. leslie10152

    Sleep..does anyone remember that?

    Always a bit wary of them.
  5. leslie10152

    Bad result

    Welcome to the forum @dj65. It's always a let down so don't take it too hard. At least you had time to absorb it. I woke up in hospital and received my diagnosis there! That you are down to 5.5 - 7.8 is a good effort.
  6. leslie10152

    Hello :)

    Welcome aboard @smh2990, I know that feeling so well! I spent years in the wilderness until I stumbled across this site. Keep us informed of your progress.
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    Is fruit good?

    Welcome to the forum @Jubby1812. Fruit is good depending on what kind. Fruit such as berries are ok. Apples, oranges in moderation. Beware of watermelon as it is high in sugar. Fruit contains a fruit sugar called fructose, which can absorb rapidly, so check your bgl's to determine how you react...
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    Newbie T2

    Welcome to the forum @BurningFuse. I know the problems of the busy schedule. As a rule, it is advisable to stay hydrated, especially during stressful periods as this helps to maintain glucose levels as well as keep the digestive process active. For meals at work I pre-prepare everything so I...
  9. leslie10152

    Hi from Fife

    Welcome to the forum @doncraig. Don't worry, though the readings are high, there is a low variance between pre and post meal readings. Aim for >7 to keep you safe. Good luck with the extra metformin, hope it goes well.
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    I'm still here !

    Good luck @daisyduck, I had a mild brush with cancer. I wish you well!!!
  11. leslie10152

    Forever tired

    Living with insulin is a rather difficult transition. But as others will tell you, it gets easier with experience. Keep a record of your results and learn from the trends. All of us have been through this. We are here to assist.
  12. leslie10152

    Newly diagnosed

    1.4 is seriously low. I would inclined to think it is 14. Don't worry, we have all been through this.
  13. leslie10152

    Introduce Yourself: Answer Some Personal Questions

    Welcome to the forum @Markward123. I hope it goes well with the metformin. Keep the diet, get regular exercise and ensure you keep hydrated. Above all, keep in regular contact with your gp. This is not an easy transition, but make it easier on yourself by staying on the program. This is your...
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    Sleep..does anyone remember that?

    Lately, I am really in need of sleep - yet it avoids me like the plague. I am working extra hours under heavy demands and this is the cause of my problem. Bgl's.. (don't ask!) are a problem due to the stressed environment, but I am finally moving out of the centre and into calm waters. It is my...
  15. leslie10152

    What is the difference between fasting and starving yourself?

    Fasting is a period of abstaining from food to allow the digestive processes to rest and allow the body to adjust. Starvation pushes the body into defensive measures to maintain itself.
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    cough medicine

    What makes it harder is that some medications contain sugar! Good grief! Is there no escape?
  17. leslie10152

    Weight target achieved do I continue on LCDiet

    Up and attem @Whernside1_ . This is your life, take it!!
  18. leslie10152

    Diagnosis of diabetes T2 - sudden weight loss

    Welcome to the forum. I have been through these horrible symptoms and know well the lack of sleep and irritable days spent trying drag myself to work. Don't let this happen to you.
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