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Hi and welcome to the forum :D I am going to move your thread to the type 1 forum as i feel you will get more help there.

Although i need to lose more weight, i mainly focus on the carb content rather than the cals, although i do try to keep the cals lowish as well. I've found the carbs and cal book really helpful in this respect. First book on this link. http://www.carbsandcals.com/Book.aspx

Hi and welcome to the forum :D Here is a link for information for the newly diagnosed. I know you have had your diagnosis awhile but i still think you might find the information helpful. viewtopic.php?f=20&t=17088 There is also a long thread here about Victoza that you may find useful to...

I can only suggest that you talk to your GP or diabetes team about this.

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You must be so proud of yourself. Give yourself a big pat on the back, you have done so well :thumbup: :D

Well done :D Defiantly seems that you are on track.

Good grief :o I agree with ebony, call them or make an emergency appointment. This needs sorting ASAP especially when you are getting readings as high as you have been. I would also demand to be referred to a hospital clinic.

I to was wondering where he was and how he is and missing his humor and you tube clips.

I'm a type 2 but on insulin and things i've found i don't need to inject for are things like some cheese or cheese and ham, celery filled with peanut butter or a few almonds. I'm sure others will give more suggestions soon :)

It could be that as your levels have been quite high, when you go below 10 your body is giving you false hypos. I would discuss it with your HCPs though.

Hi Jelly and welcome to the forum :) As carbs eventually turn to sugar, it is generally advised that you keep an eye on the type and amount you consume. Here is some information for the newly diagnosed that i think you may find useful viewtopic.php?f=20&t=17088 Please feel free to ask any...

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Hi Paula Diabetics in the UK are usually seen by Doctors and nurses at their doctors surgery, or in a diabetic clinic at their local hospital, or a combination of the two. As you are diabetic taking insulin you will be exempt from prescription charges which means you will get your strips and...

If your levels have been running high previously it is possible for you to feel hypo symptoms as your body adjusts to more normal levels. It could be that it's not diabetes related though and as you have an elevated heart rate, i would err on the side of caution and seek medical advice.

Once again can i ask that other peoples views are respected.

I would say strips but i am very lucky that i know have a fantastic DN. There are 3 nurses in my surgery that deal with diabetes, i was assigned to one who turned out to be ok but not that clued up. She was ill one day so i got to see one of the other two and this one has turned out to be...

Another one sending you a ((hug)). I love cooking and recipes and make it a personal challenge to try and make them as carb friendly as possible. That's not to say i don't have bad days where i eat things i know i shouldn't because i do! I just and get back on the bandwagon and don't beat...