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Just thought I would clarify as I have not checked this thread in a while. I have no problem eating lunch at my desk, if it were a private (not public area). Trying to stay anonymous and describe it as best I can. Members of the public walk off the street to speak to me at my desk where I...

In answer to the first question. Because it is a small office, me and the owner, who is on appointments a lot during the day. There are times (very often) when I have no lunch break, as someone has to man the office. I have put up with this because my boss is flexible when it come to doctors...

Are there any rules that apply to providing a seating area to eat at work? I work in a small, high street office (so my desk on the ground floor of a high traffic street, though not visible from outside), where I am the front line person dealing with the public. We don't get a lot of people...

I was just wondering what other people do when they have hospital or doctors appointments. I always take a half day of my annual leave, but sometimes it really adds up and I feel I also do need to have my full annual leave. I am usually ready for a break by the time that comes around. What does...

Re: At what HbA1c level did your doctor want you to go on me Thank you Hallii. It sounds from your answer like going on medication is nothing to be worried about. Maybe I am thinking about it the wrong way.

Re: Type 2's : What was your fasting blood glucose in a morn It was 5.8, which I was quite pleased with. Had a small amount of roast potatoes and carrots and a square of dark chocolate at dinner.

I had my first meeting with the diabetic nurse recently. (Diagnosed in March of this year). I have lost 27 lbs so far due to increased exercise and change in diet (using a lot of advice from this forum.) My HbA1c was 6.7% when I was diagnosed and it was 5.9% when it was checked a couple of...