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Just had a pack of haribo and chocolate to celebrates

Years were normal :woot:

I had a blood test this week for hba2c or whatever it's called, kidney and liver I think, so results next week. I'm maybe a little less thirsty than I was a few weeks ago, but I know that's no real indicator

I'm not overweight so I'm not trying to lose weight.

I did my weight the other day and despite feeling skinnier than normal, I haven't lost weight. So I'm still slightly underweight by a few pounds :)

Hello. I saw gp and she booked me in for blood test in 1.5 weeks along with liver, kidney and calcium blood.:nailbiting: I really hope I'm fine, I already have asthma, allergies, Gilbert's so don't want another condition which is definitely more Serious :banghead:

Yes I've been thirsty a lot recently.

I understand low carb concept but how is high fat good for you!

Why are you saying I've caught it early when I haven't even been tested . I am upset now. I have a bmi 18-18.5, I'm slim fit and active . No family history . I drink lots of water and eat fruit n veg , but my diet could be a bit better, but it's not terrible . I have to wait 10 days for a...

Hello again I'm.off to GP about this Putting it off too long Bit frightened

What % of T2 are people in the underweight or lower end of normal weight category? And why is this ? Simply because of less organ pressure in the gut region? Do skinny people like me who eat chocolate and sweets burn it quicker ? Surely I'm not invincible ?

http://www.spectator.co.uk/2014/04/why-id-rather-have-hiv-than-diabetes/ This doctor says it's a progressive disease once diagnosed

What I mean, is that it cannot be cured, rather than controlked, is that correct? And pre diabetes will not always lead to T2, but that you will always remain a pre diabetic , is that correct?

Because I'm getting thirsty and eat sweet things. I'm skinny, drink lots of water + have fruit n veg But eat a small bar or two of chocolate daily, eat whole-wheat pasta, ready meals. No family history of diabetes I'm otherwise fit and healthy, non smoker and rare drinker I'm upset that I go...

Hello. I'm new to this forum and think I have blood sugar issues :nailbiting:

Is it factually true, as I've read, that over time, prediabetes WILL ALWAYS eventually lead to diabetes? And that T2 CANNOT be cured or reversed and once you have it, you have it?

Hello! Ok bit of background. Early 30s slim male, just within normal bmi. Play sport twice weekly, and job involved burning lots of calories. No family history of diabetes. Uk born, but Asian origin. Have asthma & some allergies Non smoker and rare drinker. Diet: used to and still do eat...