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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
Thank you so much! I too live a few hundred metres from our local shop too, so I know all too well how easy it is to just go and buy snacks and chocolate! I only seem to manage 3 months eating keto and then I’m like, I can’t do this anymore. The problem is I’m a very slow weight loser and when I don’t see the pounds dropping away I get disheartened and then give up. I’m really trying to change my mindset, it’s a daily struggle but I know I have to do this!I’m T1 so a little different but I’ve fallen off the wagon more than once
I’m a comfort eater and whilst I keep nothing in the house to easily snack on.. the village shop is less than a hundred yards away
Just yesterday I has a falling out with someone and the first thing I did was goto the corner shop and buy all the munchies I could… sat in front of the TV and stuffed them all then topped it off with a hot chocolate.
So I’m not surprised people have fallen off the wagon over the last 12 months.
However I would have thought and significant long term damage would have been done in only 8 to 12 months.
So try and get back on track.. if you can’t without help go see the gp even if it means medication for a short while then so be it…. Some of the meds like bydureon also act as an appetite suppressant and bydureon the should take you off when you have a normal BMI
One thing is for certain though.. better control will reduce the risk of longer term damage .. so it’s never too late to try