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New job - new diabetic "friend"

I wonder if it'll be on the application.

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Need to make sure there's a variety ;)
 
Re: New job - new diabetic

hale710 said:
I wonder if it'll be on the application.

Name:
DOB:
Prior experience:
Diabetes type:

Need to make sure there's a variety ;)
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
 
I'm now out of office for 3 weeks for holidays and DAFNE, so sadly there will be no updates on the bizarre nutrition practises in my office for a while haha
 
Re: New job - new diabetic

hale710 said:
. . .a big slice of cake.... Following her fish and chips lunch . . . "diet controlled"..
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I LOVE the sound of that diet! Obviously been to the same NHS dietician I spoke to :roll:
Many, many T2s don't think it's serious though. Or prefer not to think about it. Perhaps that has a lot to do with the docs who give them metformin and gliclazide but nothing to test with and tell them to carry on as normal.
The day I was diagnosed I spent so much time researching I fell asleep at the keyboard. Luckily I stumbled on this forum.
Look forward to updates.
 
audsital said:
Hi hale, was just thinking wouldn't it be funny if she was on this forum and read your posts...she could be watching you watching her lol:lol:

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They could both be out there. Not members, jut lurking......

Would do them some good to have a read though!
 
Signs said:
Many, many T2s don't think it's serious though. Or prefer not to think about it. Perhaps that has a lot to do with the docs who give them metformin and gliclazide but nothing to test with and tell them to carry on as normal.
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It is definitely to do with the attitude of the medical professionals. I've been diagnosed 10 weeks and although my DSN is good about seeing her patients frequently, the total sum of nutritional advice she gave me was "don't eat bananas or mangoes".



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Re: New job - new diabetic

hale710 said:
I'm now out of office for 3 weeks for holidays and DAFNE, so sadly there will be no updates on the bizarre nutrition practises in my office for a while haha
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Enjoy the course Hale and the time-off :thumbup:
 
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