What a really nice and thoughtful thing to say.You know, I think you show your appreciation every time you make a post that helps someone - esp someone with RH.
Payback is a wonderful thing.
Great news. Xxx
Nice one Nosher
Thanks Zand! Hope you are ok?Really pleased to hear the brilliant news nosher
Brilliant news @nosher8355.Just had my latest appointment with my specialist endocrinologist.
Good news. Really pleased with my lifestyle and how the treatment is working. BP normal, lost just over another stone since August I was 13st 3lb, now 12st 1lb.
He does want me to lose another 2 stone to avoid becoming diabetic and any complications.
Got to have more tests another OGTTS next month to see how my pancreas and insulin are doing. This will be a five hour test. Bloods done at the same time and sent to lab in London for investigation, last time nothing unusual. This includes c-peptide and others.
He told that I'm the first person with RH to be prescribed sitagliptin and because of the good results, he has started prescribing for another patient with Late RH. Who has more complications. But it also working for her!
There was some bad news. My consultant is leaving my hospital and going to practice in Manchester. I'm going to discuss it with my GP to see if I could still be seen by him. Which obviously I would like to. Simply because he has given me my life back. I owe him so much.
Notwithstanding the wonderful helpful posters on this forum who have given me such really great advice on everything.
Thank you all so much!
Thanks @Pipp. I am phoning gps tomorrow to have the conversation with my GP. Hopefully he will see it as a special case!Brilliant news @nosher8355.
Do not take 'no' for an answer regarding following the consultant to Manchester. I am sure you are just as valuable as a resource to him, as he will learn from observing your progress, and that can only benefit other patients.
Of course you are! Manchester is not that far either, so argue that point. After all, people come from all over the north west and Isle of Man to Wirral hospitals.Thanks @Pipp. I am phoning gps tomorrow to have the conversation with my GP. Hopefully he will see it as a special case!
I like the fact that I'm special!
True, so true. The ambulance service ferries patients from all over the NW.Of course you are! Manchester is not that far either, so argue that point. After all, people come from all over the north west and Isle of Man to Wirral hospitals.
True, so true. The ambulance service ferries patients from all over the NW.
Update.
Have had conversation with GP and he has no reason why I shouldn't go to see my specialist when he moves to Manchester! Yay!
I believe my specialist will also be pleased!
Thanks DD! Knowing your care is in good hands is comforting!Yaaay.. Result Nosher. Pleased to read your personal update.
Hope test results are going to be good for you when you get them.
I too would follow my diabetic consultant if she moved anywhere in England.
Update.
Have had conversation with GP and he has no reason why I shouldn't go to see my specialist when he moves to Manchester! Yay!
I believe my specialist will also be pleased!
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