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So I got my latest hba1c results at my diabetic clinic at the hospital this morning and it was even better than last time - down from 49 to 47 - the 49 was Nov last year, the 47 was 2 weeks ago (previous to that it had been mid 50's to mid 60's for a number of years)
In other words I actually achieved a pre-diabetes number - not something I ever ever thought I'd get - so I'm a happy bunny - ok happier than normal, I still whinge and complain a lot about everything.
I put this entirely down to having the Libre, since I can see what's going on and it has made me test a lot more often than I used to - I use to have dubious levels of control for many many years with fewer tests than avdised by a long way - it's only taken 40 years to get to good numbers lol.
Also they're going to write a letter to my docs to suggest that Fiasp should be prescribed instead of Novosluggish as its annoying me something rotten (sometimes takes about 6 hours to do its work - not helpful) - will have to chase the docs next week.
And yes I realise its not a non-diabetic number, but I suspect I will never get there without an artificial pancreas (or other tech - they wont let me have a pump) - so I count 47 as a success
PS. sorry if this post seems disjointed at times - that's just how my brain works - also I'm in a rush cos my power will disappear anytime after 5 mins from now (new elec meter being installed this afternoon) and my work laptops battery died yesterday so doesn't work without being plugged in anymore.
In other words I actually achieved a pre-diabetes number - not something I ever ever thought I'd get - so I'm a happy bunny - ok happier than normal, I still whinge and complain a lot about everything.
I put this entirely down to having the Libre, since I can see what's going on and it has made me test a lot more often than I used to - I use to have dubious levels of control for many many years with fewer tests than avdised by a long way - it's only taken 40 years to get to good numbers lol.
Also they're going to write a letter to my docs to suggest that Fiasp should be prescribed instead of Novosluggish as its annoying me something rotten (sometimes takes about 6 hours to do its work - not helpful) - will have to chase the docs next week.
And yes I realise its not a non-diabetic number, but I suspect I will never get there without an artificial pancreas (or other tech - they wont let me have a pump) - so I count 47 as a success
PS. sorry if this post seems disjointed at times - that's just how my brain works - also I'm in a rush cos my power will disappear anytime after 5 mins from now (new elec meter being installed this afternoon) and my work laptops battery died yesterday so doesn't work without being plugged in anymore.