Mommayorkie, welcome to the forum :wave:
It's great that you are taking your health and your condition seriously and are making steps to improve it. And you will
Well done on getting the treadmill, just carry on as you are doing ,the main thing you are doing by the sounds of things is listening to your body,,,if things don';t feel right on that day,stop, and do a bit more when it feels right. You will gradually build up the walking and I'm sure you will benefit from it...well done, I bet your little dog would love to hop on behind you :wink:
Borofergie, well done on the running, its addictive isn't it :wink: I started over 5 years ago , I was overweight, had Neuropathy (now reversed), and could not walk up the field without hearing my heart pounding in my head. I started out steady and I run everyday now. I ran 34 miles on Saturday, the first 12 were all Hills till I could get out to the main roads and I only planned to run to the next town and then ring my OH for a lift back but ended up feeling so good I ran all the way back...17 miles there,17 miles back..All done on a big bowl of mixed berries with a great big slosh of double cream :thumbup: So the" you can't do it on low carbs" is a load of old :silent: because I have been doing ultra Marathon on it for years ..and have great muscle to fat ratios and loads of energy and can run most of the high carb boys from my running club into the ground :wave: See ya!! :lol:
Keep it up , we ought to do a Marathon together for DUK :wink: