Hypo feeling after 2 months still?

Two months have passed since I was told by the doctor that I'm approaching diabetes. I haven't had a follow up to confirm my a1c number yet.

I have made some big changes that have been great for me. I went from 255lbs to 226lbs. My fasting sugar was 126 at the doctor that morning and now I am consistently around 95. That's the good news.

My question: I am still feeling like false hypo. Consistently. Well, at least the symptoms of how I am feeling are consistent. Is it common to still be dealing with these busy changes 2 months later? Over 8 weeks and I still feel like I'm shaking, tremors, headaches, dizzy, wobbly, tired, pressure in my head like goosebumps and hairs on the back of neck standing up. I visited a doctor seems to think it's still he false hypo symptoms. But it's been 2 months. And doesn't feel any better. Some good days, many bad days.

I do and I test regularly. The readings I feel this way usually correspond to 110-120. Sometimes a little lower closer to 100 but more often than not it's the 115avg

Feeling good and also awful when my readings are roughly the same is what made me question. The symptoms match false hypo. I'm out of town and the local doctor here said false hypos. But I just don't get how I can feel awful at 118 and feel fine at 115. I agree with the idea that everything gets blamed on diabetes but there is a safety net of "if it's diabetes I know and understand that." It gets scary when you Google and start thinking it's something different. I have my official follow up soon where they will retest my a1c to determine if I truly am diabetic so I am hoping to get more answers then. It is awful feeling miserable all the time. Look at the scale and look at the sugar numbers and everything suggests I'm getting healthier all the while feeling worse. I'm hoping it's just the "it gets worse before it gets better" idea but 2months in it has me concerned that false hypo symptoms are just coincidentally the same as something else going on. Searching online I found some say couple weeks. Seen some say 4 to 6 weeks. But I haven't seen anything says 2+ months so I figured I would ask this group of folks if anyone else has experienced that length of dealing with this.