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You are right.If you're reducing the number of injections of premix insulin you're having a day, you may not feel hungry, but your blood sugar will rise because you won't have the long acting insulin you've been having.
Idk how to do that with premixed insulin. Idk how much of each insulin is in the 60 unit dose injection. ( nph and regular I think they are called). A 30/70 mix.If you carb count, and match the quick acting insulin in your injection, that will cover the carbs in the cookies, so your blood sugar may spike, but should then come back to where you were before the cookies after 4 hours. I'm aware you're type 2 and I'm type 1 though.
How long do you have your injection before you eat?
I'm not sure how to answer that.Can you not get someone to advocate for you? The caring profession should not make you feel like that.
We're in different countries. But maybe someone from your neck of the woods can help. Accessing healthcare here is difficult too. But I hope you can get someone to advocate for you.I'm not sure where else to get any help or advocacy. For anything.
O and I'm on my provincial food income help thing already but it's currently 800 to1000$ monthly below the established tested poverty line so there's no more help that way.We're in different countries. But maybe someone from you neck of the woods can help. Accessing healthcare here is difficult too. But I hope you can get someone to advocate for you.
I could probably say something political about that, but it's probably outside the scope.O and I'm on my provincial food income help thing already but it's currently 800 to1000$ below the established tested poverty line so there's no more help that way.
People are saying here it needs to be doubled but no such luck yet.
I can ask the diabetes team in may when I go next if they know of any advocates.
Idk what we have here.I could probably say something political about that, but it's probably outside the scope.
But May is a long time to wait. Do you have a Citizens Advice Bureau, or something similar, that you can contact before then?
Well it's kind of bad because I'm not eating food bad for my health conditions. So I'm lost. I have no more ideas.Hi @cdpm. I must admit I'm kind of relieved you are not entering into a period of mono-dieting. I had to look it up online to know what it is (weight loss via eating only one food item, where boredom with it becomes one of the strategies for eating less).
I do remember mono diets being all the rage back in the day. The only diet I went on pre diabetes was a grapefruit diet I read about in a women's magazine as a young teen, and I thought it would be fun to try (it wasn't!, lol). (American grapefruit I discovered later in life is very different to grapefruit in Aotearoa/NZ, which to say 'sour' is an understatement - very different from the breakfast food sweet of American grapefruit).
Anyway, I was pretty troubled at the idea of you eating cottage cheese only as a way of eating. Due to nutritional deficiencies etc etc. Hence relief.
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