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Local Disrict Nurse Knowledge and Some Positive News

Yes, I've got the SD code free meter as saw that being talked about on here. My gp also gave me a meter but like you they were only willing to give me 50 strips per month.
I've not seen the diet doc yet. Desmond has been mentioned a few times by my gp/nurse but they haven't sent me on it yet and I'm not pushing it as I'm not sure how useful it will actually be.

Oh and yes I have my exemption certificate :)
 
sshaw99 said:
Yes, I've got the SD code free meter as saw that being talked about on here. My gp also gave me a meter but like you they were only willing to give me 50 strips per month.
I've not seen the diet doc yet. Desmond has been mentioned a few times by my gp/nurse but they haven't sent me on it yet and I'm not pushing it as I'm not sure how useful it will actually be.

Oh and yes I have my exemption certificate :)
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Good news about the meter and the certificate. I have uploaded the website plus discount code where I get my SD code strips in case you haven't got it. Seriously, have a look at diet doc! Totally awesome and the other one is authority nutrition. All the science is there! I asked for the science behind the healthy plate but no one could provide any. Stands to reason that if you're on meds to reduce bs, then eating stuff which raises it, doesn't make sense! I avoid all starchy carbs and eat green veggies. Obviously they contain carbs but just a minimum. I eat cheese and nuts as snacks. Your overall cholestrol will probably go up but the important bits are the trigs (mine are 0.51) and HDL (1.4 at mo') .
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Correct me if I am wrong but your new HBA1C is, in old terms, 6.7. You are reading the mmol average on the converter I think.

Ali
 
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