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<blockquote data-quote="blacksmarty1" data-source="post: 1303305" data-attributes="member: 36791"><p>Well done with your numbers.</p><p>Reminds me of my appointment with the nurse a couple of weeks back, where she said she need me to go on meds after 8/9 years of doing diet control. I was reminded several times that she would have to record it in my notes that I had refused. I had just started lchf and said I wanted to carry on with that first. I was not given any encouragement, was told 'come back in 6 months and I suppose your going to prove me wrong' you bet I am. Two weeks later and my morning reading is coming down nicely.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="blacksmarty1, post: 1303305, member: 36791"] Well done with your numbers. Reminds me of my appointment with the nurse a couple of weeks back, where she said she need me to go on meds after 8/9 years of doing diet control. I was reminded several times that she would have to record it in my notes that I had refused. I had just started lchf and said I wanted to carry on with that first. I was not given any encouragement, was told 'come back in 6 months and I suppose your going to prove me wrong' you bet I am. Two weeks later and my morning reading is coming down nicely. [/QUOTE]
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