south711
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- being a diabetic and finding restrictions.to life style. people who do not understand the problems one has. not being able to afford to come back to uk for holidays as often, quite expensive. miss some foods that the French do not do. but can live with that French drivers. who love to tail gate. and they love to drive over the white line. in rural areas they are a pain. but get use to it. does put the wind up you. But driving in the UK found that drivers want to get as close as they can. and the traffic. it took me 25 minutes to get to friends house which was less then a mile away. due to traffic.
Hi I am new to all this have been diagnosed as type 2. but having a big problem keeping my reading low. Ok not too good on diets etc, I am not overweight. but take a few extra tablets for other problems. which I often wonder if they do not interact well with diamicron/.Glavus. My Doctor says that if I do not reduce my readings he considers putting me on insulin. That is not the way I want to go. As I feel fine. and eat reasonably healthy. Have not had any problems except when I have the tests. then it is out the window........... have been 9.3 and 9.4 just cannot get below that. stopped eating goodies, cakes, biscuits well one or two. I do eat bread. and drink coffee always have a main meal at night but when checking for reading on portable it is 130......... and in the morning like today before eating it was 173
I live in France and they seem to be more for insulin then the UK. I just need to sort out my diet I have read the blogs, very interesting will look into it.
Can anyone suggest what is the best way to reduce the daily reading. apart from starving myself. I have yoguart and always fresh veg chicken/ porc/ rice white
fish but when taken a reading either I am really down or too high. I
I was told coreect or not that if my reading was high in the morning not to take diamicron that day. I really do not know what is right.
Hope this is not too boring and expect many people have heard this one before. But difficult to speak about this in France. so hope that someone can help. Many thanks for reading this south71
I live in France and they seem to be more for insulin then the UK. I just need to sort out my diet I have read the blogs, very interesting will look into it.
Can anyone suggest what is the best way to reduce the daily reading. apart from starving myself. I have yoguart and always fresh veg chicken/ porc/ rice white
fish but when taken a reading either I am really down or too high. I
I was told coreect or not that if my reading was high in the morning not to take diamicron that day. I really do not know what is right.
Hope this is not too boring and expect many people have heard this one before. But difficult to speak about this in France. so hope that someone can help. Many thanks for reading this south71