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@Robert_D - well done indeed and I hope other "long termers" read your post and take up the challenge as I am sure a similar outcome is possible for many.

Bet you feel satisfied with the results from your great efforts!

That is brilliant!

Excellent progress and a new target to aim for!

Since getting my blood sugars under control I have, touch wood, been relatively free of illness and infection. Prior to that I was always ill and had a number of abscesses. Good control of blood sugar seems to have made the difference.

Wow @Lamont D ! Fabulous results - take a bow ..... and keep the good work up.

Hi @mohitsng1551 seems like you need to control your carbohydrate intake. Tagging @daisy1 who will have some useful information for you. Good luck!

Condolences to @alhubb be strong for your friends' family and look after yourself. Always people on this forum who will listen and provide support so please don't hesitate to engage when you feel the need.

Watch the bus doesn't get you .....

I agree low carb is not a miracle lifestyle which will stop all nasties but it has made a significant improvement for me in quality of life since diagnosis 12 months ago - sea change compared to the previous 10 years or so

Reducing carb intake to the good ones has significantly improved many health markers for myself and I feel much better. I've passed my approach to lifestyle, diet and exercise on to many non diabetics who, on take up in part or whole, are similarly seeing improved health, weight and fitness -...

Great results @Wuz and great to read how your new lifestyle has improved all sorts!

Come on folks - it's a lottery or didn't you know?

Cardiologist on Radio 4 news just now reaffirming lifestyle as the key and, in many respects, too many drugs and reliance on them the problem. Statins have "..marginal effect on those already with heart disease...".

Well done @vic hill - !!!MR POSITIVE!!! - great recollections - keep well sir.

Well done @AM1874 for both the fantastic result and the constant encouragement you give freely to those newly diagnosed.

Got a TEE2 meter as it was free and wanted to check against my SD Codefree. TEE2 at 5.3 and SD at 6.4 is a little perplexing but no doubt down to tolerance, testing strips etc etc. Does make me wonder how true all tests are including the venerable hba1c?

Hi @xkayzx and congratulations - you should celebrate ... a little ... and take the good advice offered by @azure!

Great job @Looseboy, be proud of your achievement and keep it up!

State of control - well done and keep it going!