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Thanks for clearing things up, My nurse was pleased with the results so it does look like I've mixed the units. I didn't want to ask her, I have autism, recently diagnosed and some days are much better than others for asking questions

Thanks very much, I've dropped about 20 pound, had a knee replacement so hopefully getting more mobile some day soon

Hi all, I got my results back today, I've gone from 57% to 49%. I meant to ask what I should be at. Please forgive my ignorance but I figure this forum would be much more accurate than google [emoji3]

Once again I'm touched by everyone s help and advice. The positivity is exactly what I need. Thanks

Thanks again to all for support and information. Just what I need

Thanks for the information

Congratulations, However I can't remember the last time I had a cold, I dont tend to get I'll at all apart from diabetes of course lol

Hi DeejayR unfortunately rugby gave me many things , enjoyment, camaraderie, but more recently questionable looks and a metal knee. My playing days are over

Resurgam my apologies again

Pardon me Resurgan but predictive text has a habit of making an idiot of me . My apologies getting your name wrong

Wow after reading the diet Resurface suggested I should have become diabetic years ago. I had to wipe my phone when reading it as I drooled a little.....too much information?

Thanks TD2, I've got hands like shovels so I may need a measuring bowl in stead lol I really appreciate any and all advice as I've resisted the urge up to now to google answers as not always reliable

Jeez I have so much to learn, I just hope I have the will power to go cold turkey but if not I'll be sensible, baby steps leading to a life change

I'm a six foot three, 19 stone rugby player, scared of nothing in my life until I got my diagnosis. I already feel better knowing others are going through this too, that sounds terrible but you know what I mean

Very much appreciated Rachox

Hi again, thanks to you all, you won't believe how much of a relief it is to know there are so many friendly people in here. I imagine the knowledge of diabetes is second to none in here. I hope the powers that be tap into such a rich resource

Thank-you, my head feels a little mashed as the diagnosis was a lot to take in but once it clears I know I'll be full of questions if people don't mind

Already I can see the positivity in here, strength in numbers!! I like the point of not wanting to join this club but I'm hoping to make the best of it now I'm here

Thank you , very much appreciated

Hi all, I'm Andy, 50 and newly diagnosed with type 2 and if I'm honest quite worried. I've been reading the forums and people here seem positive and helpful, hopefully as questions or doubts pop into my mind you will be as helpful to me as you have to others. Thanks in advance