Assuming she's right, I mean we WILL all age, right....?
Many of us try to fight the signs of it in the hope we slow down the damage aging does to our skin, bodies & minds
Oils, lotions & potions.
Gym, exercise & diets
Yoga, meditation & sudoku
Sure your DN hasn't just let themselves 'GO' because aging is inevitable, have there ?
Same thing really, in my eyes.
Checking our bloods is just a part of taking better care of ourselves, and if we can't stop the damage, then at least we can try slowing it down , even if it is just a bit.
That simple fact alone, to my mind, is worth the effort of trying.
Win/Win in my book.
Since reading some extracts from Jenny Ruhr blood #101
Most dctors think all people with Type 2 develop complications but this research shows it isn't true.
www.bloodsugar101.com
I see tackling my BG blood levels, like a journey through a really long corridor.
One with the danger that each bump into the walls creates bruising, leading to damage further down the line
I can stumble along, walking it in the dark, hoping I stay away from the corridor walls, with the risk of daily bumps & bruising..(don't test )
OR
I can take a torch so I can see exactly where I'm going & what lies ahead, hopefully limiting the amount of daily bumps & bruises i get (testing with a meter)
Seems an obvious choice to me, but others are free to make their own way, however they see fit.