Thanks everyone. I got my days in a muddle and scan is tomorrow .. Wednesday at 5.45.. I haven't actually got an appointment with the oncologist until January 10th but I'm hoping they'll tell me something before then !
As lots of you know I've had the worst year ever. Hubby was really ill and I nearly lost him back in March. He has mostly recovered now but it's been a long haul.
That put my hba1c up to 50 due to the stress. I was previously 48.. no meds just LCHF diet
Then I was diagnosed with cervical cancer in May and have spent most of the summer having scans, chemo and radiotherapy, including steroids.. not able to eat low carb at all, as most things were trying to find the fastest way out again.
OK.. first diabetic check up since then and I was dreading the results, .. 53 .. not good but the nurse was impressed as I'm still not on any medication and she said the steroids would have been a problem.. Very true, I took my readings on the steroid days and was horrified to see 15's ! Never had that before.
I have my first MRI scan tomorrow since treatment and hopefully it will be good. I'm feeling OK. back to dancing and walking but diet is still a problem.
I was determined to have a really good low carb day today.
Breakfast. Bulletproof coffee, with cream and coconut oil
Lunch. Piece of pork with Lidl low carb cheese coleslaw
Dinner. Stuffed mushroom on a bed of leeks.. Quarter of a leek sliced , field mushroom on top. 97% pork chipolata flattened inside, slice of streaky bacon and some grated cheddar.
Now what part of that upset me I'm not sure. It would have been a normal day for me before pelvic irradiation.. but I went out on my evening walk and literally had to run home ! Good job the loo is opposite the front door !
I guess more patience and experimentation is needed, but I really miss my LCHF.
@daisyduck I also think you could ask if you can have your results before you see the consultant in January. It is highly likely that when the results are ready the oncologist will look at them straight away and will send a letter to your GP. You can ask for a copy of this letter. (If you don't ask, you won't get) but all such copy letters can be obtained providing you ask.
The other alternative is to ring the oncologist's secretary and ask for the results over the phone.
Good luck today.
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