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Carbs for me

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Beachbag said:
:facepalm:. Honestly, I really really had forgotten! Wish you lot could see my face now, I'm glowing with embarrassment! A few months ago I had to give my medical history at a gynae appointment and after the initial low down on opps etc we were going through my meds and the consultant asked why I was on atenolol, ramipril and aspirin etc..... then I realised I'd forgotten to tell him I'd had a heart attack and subsequent surgical intervention in 2000:banghead:.... I thought he was going to choke, lol. I tend to live one day at a time. Maybe not always the best way to get though this life but.....:bag:
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Always one day at time, thanks for the smiles today.
 
Hi Beachbag, not neutral either, Italians in the family by marriage and love Cornwall. Oh! Hate cricket:)
 
Kat100 said:
Decided to start the new year with some low carb eating, with increased fat....well afraid it's not for me the pounds just piled back on, it's back to being a medium carb diet eating a bit of everything and back to low fat....it was working before need to get back in control now...just sharing that we are all so different in relation to the way our diet body and weight loss works, best wishes all Kat x
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Hi Kat,

Shame your OP has been highjacked as it contains an important message for newbies.
You have to find a way of controlling your diabetes. Others can advise and some can even say that there is only one way. There is actually only one way, a way that suits you. We can argue about levels of carbs until the cows come home but who is right? Answer is that everyone who controls their diabetes with varying amounts of carbs, fat, fibre and protein is right.

Well done on getting back on track. Keep us informed on how things are going.

CC.
 
Perhaps we should compare the results of the womens English cricket team with the mens--AHHEM
CAROL
 
Avocado Sevenfold said:
Low fat yogurt ww = is that weight watchers? I don't think they do a veggie yogurt. The Fage Greek yogurt 0% is great if you are cutting fat and tastes just like the full fat I reckon. All the best to you, Kat :)
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Yes it's the berry and mixed fruit one, a pack of four and very veggie friendly x
 
The ww yogurt the fruit and berry ones in a pack of four are veggie and rather nice x
 
Beshlie said:
Hi Kat, I don't have a gall bladder either so can't tolerate high fat. I'm gradually working on a diet which is low fat and carbs of between 100g and 150g. There is such a lot to learn! But my weight is reducing by about a kilo a week which is important, and my bg levels are mostly between 5+ and under 7.
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catherinecherub said:
Hi Kat,

Shame your OP has been highjacked as it contains an important message for newbies.
You have to find a way of controlling your diabetes. Others can advise and some can even say that there is only one way. There is actually only one way, a way that suits you. We can argue about levels of carbs until the cows come home but who is right? Answer is that everyone who controls their diabetes with varying amounts of carbs, fat, fibre and protein is right.

Well done on getting back on track. Keep us informed on how things are going.

CC.
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Thank you so much cc it is very kind of you to consider my post at value, in fact I have received a few pm from people who also do not low carb for many different reasons, it was really nice they sent those messages....shame we can't all feel able to share our own different ways of coping with our diet and what works for us as individuals....my post was not about rugby!!!!!
 
wow sorry we offended you :( how did you feel unable to share your views regarding diet?

ill be careful not to get involved in your posts again sorry
 
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