Remission Strikes..

[johnme]

apparently this is one. Looks to me like Mr Delmonte putting his sunglasses on

 

[bulkbiker]

View attachment 29625 apparently this is one. Looks to me like Mr Delmonte putting his sunglasses on

Not sure that represents irony to me.. or am I being ironic.. oh dear here we go again!

 

[jacko1970s]

Well done keep up the good work

 

[mike@work]

Also just noticed - been a bit lazy on the forum lately...

Many warm congratulations, and thank you for all the good advice given to people here!

 

[lindijanice]

Absolutely wonderful news @bulkbiker!! So happy for you And thanks for all the helpful info and encouragement you have so willing shared and given to all of us sojourners! Blessings/L

 

[Goonergal]

Brilliant @bulkbiker !

 

[jjraak]

new here, but i've found your post most helpful, BB.

So congratulations on the results.
not only working hard to get yourself there, but tirelessly willing to share the experiences and wisdom earned, (and now your looking to the patient group, even more so) to help get others to that status, as well....marvellous stuff.

Well earned indeed..

 

[Daphne917]

Yes, I know that definition. I was wondering if the NHS had an official definition or if it was just that particular nurse's idea of remission. Sounds like the latter.

It seems to be up to the GP practise how they define it - my hba1c has been between 34 and 37 for last 4 years but I have been told that I am not in remission just well controlled. However a colleague had 2 hba1c readings of 41 and was told by his GP that his diabetes was now resolved so it seems to be up to individual interpretation.