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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- People. Noise. Swearing. Many foods.
I have had to take some “different” measures when it comes to eating.
As has been well documented on here I have struggles with food and am now seeing a dietician, although not until May.
My weight has stabilised for now. I’ve put on a pound, lost a pound, gained half a pound and lost it again.
But I am still not interested in food and find myself leaving half of what I cook.
So, I suppose it’s better that I do eat something than not eat at all.
I have had some chips, eaten some bread, had some “real” cake and I have found a palatable low sugar ice cream. But I can’t say I face any of it with enthusiasm. It’s eating for the sake of eating.
My operation is next Friday and I don’t know how I will feel after that. I will be signed off for a couple of weeks to recuperate and can’t lift anything heavier than a kettle for six weeks so heavy shopping bags will be a no-no.
Don’t know what I will eat.
But I suppose almost anything is better than nothing, right ?.
As has been well documented on here I have struggles with food and am now seeing a dietician, although not until May.
My weight has stabilised for now. I’ve put on a pound, lost a pound, gained half a pound and lost it again.
But I am still not interested in food and find myself leaving half of what I cook.
So, I suppose it’s better that I do eat something than not eat at all.
I have had some chips, eaten some bread, had some “real” cake and I have found a palatable low sugar ice cream. But I can’t say I face any of it with enthusiasm. It’s eating for the sake of eating.
My operation is next Friday and I don’t know how I will feel after that. I will be signed off for a couple of weeks to recuperate and can’t lift anything heavier than a kettle for six weeks so heavy shopping bags will be a no-no.
Don’t know what I will eat.
But I suppose almost anything is better than nothing, right ?.