Ivenoidea said:OH NO Geordie!!! So sorry to hear about that, How do you keep sounding so positive even in the face of tragedy?!!!!
Well I hope this news cheers you up slightly, seeing as your posts were the inspiration for me doing the Newcastle diet, bit of information to those who haven't read any of my posts and hopefully a bit of inspiration to those that have as well.
I was Diagnosed late last year, 15st and 9.8 and blood pressure 124/83 ,then 3months after 5.8 and three months after that 6.0,
I finished the diet 4 weeks ago at 12st, blood pressure 116/60ish, took my Glucose tolerance test 4 days after diet ended, fasting was 5.0 and two hours later 4.2!!!!
This Monday went for my blood test and got the results back today........at first the Receptionist told me there was a message on my file asking me to make an appointment with my GP as there was a question mark from the hospital regarding my results...... I was thinking oh no what have they found?..... then the nurse I have been seeing was there and noticed it was me and new already what was on my file as there appears to be a lot of interest with my "case"..... She said because no one had ever done this before the doctor wanted to see me to discuss how we went on from here.......... I just wanted to know "WHAT ARE MY RESULTS"...... The answer is (Tune in next week for.....) 5.0.
Yep that's right 5.0, I am absolutely over the moon, I am now no longer classed as being diabetic.
Come on everybody keep going, it really can work for a lot of people I know it won't for everybody but it can really help with slowing it right down, I'm living proof!
F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C!!!! Absolutely brilliant, really thrilled for you, what a turn-a-round.
I finish the diet Sunday evening, and have my HbA1c June 27, I am itching to know what mine will be. I am expecting/hoping for around 5.5 anything less and I will be over the moon, higher I will sulk :lol:
Geordie, my thoughts are with you. Stay strong and keep that indomitable spirit, that has inspired me, and I suspect others too. Please let us know what happens, and how you are.
Joanna.