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Diagnosed 18 months ago t2 with hba1c of 101. Got it down to 38 in 6 months. Lost weight, felt healthy etc.
However, over the past year I have lost more and more control over my carb intake. Lock down has definitely impacted on me - just like most people.
There are many reasons for my current situation, wont say failure, but they are all pretty lame when I look at them.
I think the main problem is that, when diagnosed, I had masses of bad symptoms, could see the end result of t2 in my mum and had motivation to change. Now, I have no symptoms and I'm not dead! So, now I'm finding it hard to need to eat properly. As my brain is insistent I don't have to avoid carbs now.
My latest hba1c was 49, weirdly I was hoping it was higher so I'd shock myself into action again.
Everyday I start fresh and as the day goes on, my will power goes and the carbs go in.
I know all the bad stuff, I know why I shouldn't be eating as I do, but I am struggling.
However, over the past year I have lost more and more control over my carb intake. Lock down has definitely impacted on me - just like most people.
There are many reasons for my current situation, wont say failure, but they are all pretty lame when I look at them.
I think the main problem is that, when diagnosed, I had masses of bad symptoms, could see the end result of t2 in my mum and had motivation to change. Now, I have no symptoms and I'm not dead! So, now I'm finding it hard to need to eat properly. As my brain is insistent I don't have to avoid carbs now.
My latest hba1c was 49, weirdly I was hoping it was higher so I'd shock myself into action again.
Everyday I start fresh and as the day goes on, my will power goes and the carbs go in.
I know all the bad stuff, I know why I shouldn't be eating as I do, but I am struggling.