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<blockquote data-quote="RobHockel" data-source="post: 2260710" data-attributes="member: 390657"><p>I can fully understand how confused you must feel. Lots of information to absorb.It will take time to process all.</p><p></p><p>Here 4 easy things i wished I would have done immediately after my diagnosis.</p><p>1) take the meds the doctor has prescribed</p><p>2) A bit more exercise with something that gets the heart going - no gym required, just a fast walk or just jog if you can</p><p>3) Less carbs - more green stuff</p><p>4) Buy 2 freestyle libre sensors, or similar. (continuous glucose monitor) - expensive with about GBP 50 each (might get this as a prescription if you’re lucky but i wouldn’t wait) its so easy to use and will give you great information about the impact of your exercise and eating habits. check the site - you might not need a reader if your smartphone is not too old)</p><p></p><p> Try this for a month while you absorb all the youtube videos you can find ;-)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RobHockel, post: 2260710, member: 390657"] I can fully understand how confused you must feel. Lots of information to absorb.It will take time to process all. Here 4 easy things i wished I would have done immediately after my diagnosis. 1) take the meds the doctor has prescribed 2) A bit more exercise with something that gets the heart going - no gym required, just a fast walk or just jog if you can 3) Less carbs - more green stuff 4) Buy 2 freestyle libre sensors, or similar. (continuous glucose monitor) - expensive with about GBP 50 each (might get this as a prescription if you’re lucky but i wouldn’t wait) its so easy to use and will give you great information about the impact of your exercise and eating habits. check the site - you might not need a reader if your smartphone is not too old) Try this for a month while you absorb all the youtube videos you can find ;-) [/QUOTE]
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