olusennuga
Newbie
Hi,
My name is Alexander Sennuga. You can just call me Alex.
I live in the UK.
I had an encounter with Type 2 Diabetes in January 2015, in fact by the time I was rushed to the hospital, my blood sugar was already 43 mmol/l!.
With emergency attention at the hospital receiving insulin injection and hourly monitoring, I left the hospital 3 days after at the blood glucose level of less than 15 mmol/l. I was to continue with insulin injection prescription and monitoring thrice daily.
I chose not to rely on medication alone but to educate myself on diabetes type 2. I read a lot about it.
Adjusting my dietary habits and lifestyles, I was able to reduce the insulin dosage gradually with regular contact with the medical personnel.
In short, by February 24th, I stopped insulin and attentively focused on my virtually no sugary food and drinks.
Up until this moment, my blood sugar remains 5.3 mmol/l on the average.
This success prompted me to pick diabetes education as my hobby and to share my experience with the world.
I also decided to have a blog and join some diabetes-related forums where I can share ideas and learn as well.
Alexander Sennuga
My name is Alexander Sennuga. You can just call me Alex.
I live in the UK.
I had an encounter with Type 2 Diabetes in January 2015, in fact by the time I was rushed to the hospital, my blood sugar was already 43 mmol/l!.
With emergency attention at the hospital receiving insulin injection and hourly monitoring, I left the hospital 3 days after at the blood glucose level of less than 15 mmol/l. I was to continue with insulin injection prescription and monitoring thrice daily.
I chose not to rely on medication alone but to educate myself on diabetes type 2. I read a lot about it.
Adjusting my dietary habits and lifestyles, I was able to reduce the insulin dosage gradually with regular contact with the medical personnel.
In short, by February 24th, I stopped insulin and attentively focused on my virtually no sugary food and drinks.
Up until this moment, my blood sugar remains 5.3 mmol/l on the average.
This success prompted me to pick diabetes education as my hobby and to share my experience with the world.
I also decided to have a blog and join some diabetes-related forums where I can share ideas and learn as well.
Alexander Sennuga
