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<blockquote data-quote="cornylady" data-source="post: 2689774" data-attributes="member: 585018"><p>By the time I actually got to see the DN I had made the decision to self fund a libre2 (T2) and had over a weeks data. During our appointment she never mentioned testing till I brought it up at the end and said I had a CGM and offered to show her the data. Her response was she had never seen one except in her training. I found the whole experience very frustrating - including the poor advice on diet. I was scheduled to see the GP a few days later. I did tell them it was not a positive experience but I don't think they wanted to listen, although the GP was much better and supported my approach of wanting to manage the T2 with diet rather than medication. I have been unendingly grateful to find this forum. It has helped me so much. I am currently 2 months in and predicted HbA1c on CGM is now 38 compared to my starting point of 55. I know that is only a guide but I've seen my numbers improve over the weeks and feeling much more confident in what I am doing, thanks to this group.</p><p>Also to add - the DN was not new and actually had a student in with her, so she was training someone else!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cornylady, post: 2689774, member: 585018"] By the time I actually got to see the DN I had made the decision to self fund a libre2 (T2) and had over a weeks data. During our appointment she never mentioned testing till I brought it up at the end and said I had a CGM and offered to show her the data. Her response was she had never seen one except in her training. I found the whole experience very frustrating - including the poor advice on diet. I was scheduled to see the GP a few days later. I did tell them it was not a positive experience but I don't think they wanted to listen, although the GP was much better and supported my approach of wanting to manage the T2 with diet rather than medication. I have been unendingly grateful to find this forum. It has helped me so much. I am currently 2 months in and predicted HbA1c on CGM is now 38 compared to my starting point of 55. I know that is only a guide but I've seen my numbers improve over the weeks and feeling much more confident in what I am doing, thanks to this group. Also to add - the DN was not new and actually had a student in with her, so she was training someone else! [/QUOTE]
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