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gardenfairy22

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Just wanted to say thanks for all the advise given by the good souls out there after my first visit to the practice nurse 10 days ago. As advised I bought a bg monitor, tested, tested, tested, then after 3 days cut down on carbs, I joined a Sit and Be Fit exercise class, and am walking more. My bg´s were regularly 16-20, now I am getting 8-11. I know I still have a long way to go, and I´m desperately afraid of falling off the diet, but not staying on it and losing my toes is worse :wink: ! Many many thanks.
 
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Well done GF!! You are on your way to control.Don't think of it as a diet! Diets are transient things which people start and stop.Think of it as a changed lifestyle to a healthier, happier life.
 
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As sue says, you'll get there, you've made a BIg improvement in those numbers already. under 7 is the safety zone.
 
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Big congratulations, looks like you've broken through the "glucose toxicity" barrier and are well on the way to normal numbers already
 
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Excellent progress! As Sue says, don't think of it as a diet, it's just a new way of eating. I was the biggest carb addict in the world, bread with every meal, potatoes, pastries, pasta you name it, I was particularly proud of the pie sandwich I invented at uni LOL! But I actually feel liberated now, having drastically cut my carbs since the end of November, I've also lost 2 stone without even trying! The first three weeks were tough, I was VERY strict, but now it really is plain sailing, all those cravings have gone and I never have those dark angry moods if I haven't eaten for a while. Oh and I've reversed my fatty liver in a month and my lipids are better than fine! Unless something drastic happens in the next few months then this is me for life, and you know what, it's easy!
 
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Doczoc said:
Excellent progress! As Sue says, don't think of it as a diet, it's just a new way of eating. I was the biggest carb addict in the world, bread with every meal, potatoes, pastries, pasta you name it, I was particularly proud of the pie sandwich I invented at uni LOL! But I actually feel liberated now, having drastically cut my carbs since the end of November, I've also lost 2 stone without even trying! The first three weeks were tough, I was VERY strict, but now it really is plain sailing, all those cravings have gone and I never have those dark angry moods if I haven't eaten for a while. Oh and I've reversed my fatty liver in a month and my lipids are better than fine! Unless something drastic happens in the next few months then this is me for life, and you know what, it's easy!
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Tasty too, once you break that carb addiction you'll wonder what you ever saw in all that bland stuff
 
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