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I just had a simple roast for last Christmas and does it? I guess the body just needs those dangerous carbs once in a full moon.

I see! I guess it's also a self endurance thing and how you feel afterwards. I feel incredibly bad sometimes when I eat a wholemeal sandwich even if my BG doesn't spike to a high extent. And when I feel bad I just run back to the good old LCHF diet to ease everything up. Ahaha!

I agree with you! These days are rare but there are just some days that the frustration of diabetes gets to your head! I try to push out the thoughts with a LCHF meal and just focus on what's on the plate to avoid these cravings.

It's becoming more prevalent around the world unfortunately but so far, I haven't seen any teens with T2D so I was just a little curious!

I see. I guess that once In a blue moon it's okay for a small indulgence. I mean; one small "cheat" meal won't affect 3 months worth of meals, correct? :)

Ah, I'm not keen on sweet things anymore, yes you are right. But what I'm craving is more of a bread roll that my favourite restaurant makes haha I'm just hungry that's probably why I posted this thread. [emoji39] and you're right. I think I can look ahead with a more positive note that diabetes...

This is a wonderful reply and something I needed. I guess I skipped the whole testing foods thing because of the pure shock I went through when I was diagnosed. Now that I've been with diabetes for a little while now, I'm a little anxious to test them out on different foods. I just followed what...

I'm sorry I caused a little disruption with my thread. :/ I didn't mean for this to happen. I was just being silly while craving my favorite meal and posted this thread out of curiosity! I'm sorry, fellow peeps. :(

Maybe I will. Eventually :) maybe only half a portion at once and see the response after that. And (maybe) if it's stable I can eat a full meal of it! Thank you for the reassurance and me too! A serving of white potatoes have no effect on me luckily because I'm a girl who loves her mash :P

I guess once you reach this stage you can be a little more lenient with eating carbs but getting to this stage also teaches you a lot and that diabetes diet tends to stick with you forever, doesn't it? That's what I wanted to know! That's all, really.

That's very interesting! I just wanted to see responses from people who reversed their diabetes. :) thank you for giving me your experiences and 8.4 isn't bad! Well for once slice of cake, maybe so. But all in all, it isn't bad at all.

I agree! Only for special occasions but I still follow a LCHF diet even when I go out. The only time I would consume some carbs would be some brown rice or wholemeal bread and that's probably it! And I'd still feel guilty about it afterwards [emoji24]

I see, I just want to know. I really just want to eat a certain meal from my favorite restaurant, but I'm worried that the starches in it will shoot up my BG. Ahaha. Maybe that's just me and the munchies right now. [emoji16]

Does anyone ever have a day of pure indulgence of anything they want? I haven't yet since my diagnosis. I want to hear your thoughts and experiences and your BG afterwards!

Any out there? :) Looking for friends I can talk to about T2D. I don't mind talking to new people with T1D either! But teens with T2D are so uncommon, I just want to express. [emoji4]

Me! I'm 17 with T2D from Australia.

Thank you :) I just want to know. If I ever reverse it, I would like to just simply have a meal of indulgence for celebrations but I'm still worried that it'll ultimately cause a high blood sugar right after :(

What happens after you reach this stage? I know at this point you would probably make healthier food choices for the rest of your life since you have the capability of reversing the disease but by "reversing" does that mean your blood sugars are now normal or stabilised to indulge in foods you...

3.9 :(