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<blockquote data-quote="Stephen Lewis" data-source="post: 2007464" data-attributes="member: 479176"><p>I didn't get any testing meters when I was diagnosed as pre-diabetic 10+ years ago. Only got the strips prescribed a year ago when I went on insulin (with a free meter and lancet holder). The testing is an eye-opener on the affect of different foods so I went on the low carb diet. In less than a year I was able to stop insulin because of the testing record that showed the benefits of the diet. We all react differently to different foods and medications so read all you can, test more at the start to check your reactions. My specialist of a year ago said, " I can't do anything more for you. You are on your own." Not true. This forum has people from all over the world who are able to provide support, information and suggestions to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stephen Lewis, post: 2007464, member: 479176"] I didn't get any testing meters when I was diagnosed as pre-diabetic 10+ years ago. Only got the strips prescribed a year ago when I went on insulin (with a free meter and lancet holder). The testing is an eye-opener on the affect of different foods so I went on the low carb diet. In less than a year I was able to stop insulin because of the testing record that showed the benefits of the diet. We all react differently to different foods and medications so read all you can, test more at the start to check your reactions. My specialist of a year ago said, " I can't do anything more for you. You are on your own." Not true. This forum has people from all over the world who are able to provide support, information and suggestions to you. [/QUOTE]
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