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Blood Sugar in High 20's and GP not helping, please advise



My GP is not doing anything, we are waiting for confirmation of registering with another practice.
 

There are some very tasty sounding things there Rowan, thank you. What does celeriac taste like? Anything inparticular?
 
Carbs n cals good but doesn't really give ideas on low carbing as it really is based upon pictures of all foods- mainly carb laden.

It tells you how many carbs in things that don't have nutrition labels though, like veggies and fruit, and when you do eat carbs it helps you track how many, plus of course the other nutrients I mentioned. It was my Bible and I still use it.
 


Yes, I do worry about that, my son inparticular though he has been very suportive this last week and has, himself been eating salads etc instead of other food.
 

Diabetes running in family.
My mum was type 2, one of my sisters was type 2, my brother is type 2 and I am type 2. You could say it gallops in our family.
 
My GP is not doing anything, we are waiting for confirmation of registering with another practice.

OMG...

With registering with a new GP it should be just going in. Filling in a form and them giving you a welcome pack.

You should not have to wait to see a new GP. Its no longer like the old days when they used to send a card confirming that you are registered.

You should then just book up an appointment to be aeen as a new patient. This is normally with a nurse who will get all your height, weight and waist measurement and blood pressure done.

You should not have to wait for this at all....
 
I will now say, " Good night Scottie. "

And good night ALL, I hope you all sleep well and that we all have good bs in the morning.
 
There are some very tasty sounding things there Rowan, thank you. What does celeriac taste like? Anything inparticular?

They say it tastes like celery but it's much nicer. It has the texture of potatoes, either boiled, mashed (but strain it very well, it holds water) or roast, and I imagine the chips would be as nice but I've not tried them yet. Give it a go, so far I like the roast best, a bit sweeter than roast spuds and tastes quite decadent for a diet
I've read on another thread that it can be sliced and cooked in the oven layered with cream and cheese. I bet that's good too!

Have you had a good look round at in the other forums and posts? You can learn a lot from what other people are posting about, especially in Type Two Diabetes, the Food, Nutrition and Recipes and the Low Carb Diet Forum, although it's all good
 
Diabetes running in family.
My mum was type 2, one of my sisters was type 2, my brother is type 2 and I am type 2. You could say it gallops in our family.

My Mum had type 2 too. She also had several mini strokes and two heart attacks, the second of which killed her. That's the reality of not getting diabetes under control.
 
I do ....

OK ...... pies are out (pastries) as are sandwiches. They skyrocket your sugars

Change of diet is one thing. Change of attitude is another. Please take care
 
Good morning Scottie,
Hope you have a lovely Valentine's Day
 
BG 16.1 2 hours after earing.

Reduced a little Scottie... !

If you going to be busy today and your levels start to rise then personally I would stop the physical jobs if it were me.

Sometimes if levels are above 12 then activity can raise them more. Sometimes it can lower them but you need to be watching what happens in your body.
 
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