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[QUOTiam 55 now="Leekoo, post: 515222, member: 33106"]I was 6 month old when I was diagnosed with disabilities my blood can go up to 20 30 some of this can be illness or medication its not just food[/QUOTE]
Ps I am 55 nowu
 
The highest my blood count was 42.5 I felt sick for hours and I was taking all my meds and insulin this happen regular to me always running high from 9.3-40s I have a few time dropped to 2.7-3.5 but on occasion now I get a lot of like fog when I look out my eyes been for eye test there is issues but nothing they can at this time I feel like I am let down by doctors and other sho can give me more help like gastric band to help me but would also cut the cost for MHD medications
 
I was dxed T2 with post meal readings of 11. How can your Dr say you are pre diabetic and not T2 already ?
 
Does seem to vary a lot depending on who your doctor is.From what I read on here I should be classed as diabetic, but the doc says not, and who am I to argue. Been diet controlled for 5 years. Listen more to the advice on here than what the doc says. Highest recorded Bg was 12.8. Flaming mince pie at Christmas. An experiment I will not be repeating
 
As long as my BS are in single numbers I am happy, I see some people complaining if their's is 6.4, 7.9, etc. these readings are great.
I think sometimes we try to aim too low. Whenever I go to my Doctor, or Diabetic nurse, they complain more if they see a 2.4 reading in my diary than they do if they see a 13.5, I would have thought it would be the other way round.
As we all know it can be very annoying/distressing/frustrating and I, in my 29 years of having diabetes, have on umpteen occasions stopped checking my BS for a few years at a time. I am currently checking it twice a day (that's enough as far as i'm concerned) and it seems not too bad.
I got my HBa1c last week and it was 7.7, I was very pleased with that, it's the best it's been for ages :)
 
I wouldn't be too worried about 9 at the one hour point but I also wouldn't leave it to come down naturally either. I would do some exercise (10 mins) and it would be down in the 5's. Generally I peak up to 8.5 but every now and then I may go into the 9's at one hour but I am generally below 6 at 2 hours. You do not say how long after eating you took the tests.
 
Well I was actuali at the doctors wit her urine sample( I thought she mayb had an infection r sumting)and she was at school they wur like go get her immediately we had no clue other than peein a lot but she never complained of anyting aside from that lol


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