tina_marie
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- Type of diabetes
- Don't have diabetes
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- I do not have diabetes
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- patronising people an those who lie.
Thank you .Good luck at the doctors, I'll be thinking of you
Thank you .Good luck at the doctors, I'll be thinking of you
Well, I suppose if I have to be a wierdo, I couldn't have picked a better bunch to join.Join the club @Myangelsmom all weirdos together![]()
@Myangelsmom I know what you mean. I have no one who is even a little interested never mind knowledgable about diabetes. I carnt even say I talk about it because as soon as i say anything it just goes straight over there heads. Whoosh!I wish y'all lived in my village, we could go walking (well, hobbling in my case) and talk and laugh together...and snack on our lc treats... And I wouldn't be alone doing this eating plan which no one here understands. I'm tired of being invited out and being served lasagna, or inviting people over who don't understand why I'm not partaking in the pizza I made them... It wears a girl down to be the oddball. Thing is, I have no cravings for the stuff I ate before. I guess I've mentally translated sugar/wheat/starches into the word POISON and it actually puts me off at the thought of me consuming it. I know, odd, right? I am not bothered by other people eating it... Except maybe my Littles drinking fizzy things people seem to think they need, or those acursed iced lollies. Grrr.... But the rest is fine. It's just, I know I have accomplished so much, I have no interest in going backwards, but I wish I fit in better. A vegetarian or GF fits in, why is a carnivore considered a freak? Why am I subjected to lectures about how eating lchf will kill me when I'm obviously getting healthier?! Sigh. Sorry. Rant over.
Today's rant brought to you by the generous donation of two pies brought to us last night to share over a cuppa tea, and the awkward discussion which followed because of me not partaking. Le Sigh. The sugary grossnesses are still cluttering up my kitchen worktop this morning. I just want to bin them... But I know the kids (and Hubby) would object.
Good morning Johnny, I was wondering where you were! I think your meal would have been very good if you didn't have so many chips, slices of toast or baked beans. I'm glad you're able to access the internet at your local library, I know how important it is to stay in touch with your friends on this forum. Good luck with getting your finances sorted outGood Morning, my good friends,
I am posting this message from my local public library because my Broadband has been restricted in my one bedroom council flat oweing to my savings being exhausted by bills, installments, my weekly Personal Allowance and my Monthly Utility Allowance. My Appointee is relying on my ESA and DLA being deposited into my account with them to sustain my weekly PA and monthly Utilities. My Care Coordinator is trying to establish my appointee and me and her paying in installments but she's not sure if I can afford Sky Broadband, Sky Talk and Sky TV any more. I am going to have to check all my sites at Tate South Lambeth Public Library in the future.
I have been doing moderately well with my type II diabetes mellitus. Yesterday, I didn't eat much but at 5:15 pm my mate Lee bought me a doner kebab with 13 slices of minced doner meat, 8 slices of tomato, 6 slices of cucumber, raw onion and shredded lettuce, 2 chili peppers, chili sauce and garlic sauce stuffed in a pitta bread pocket.
This morning, I awoke and took my Meds for my ADHD and Asperger Syndrome Meltdowns and my mate Lee took me to a local Portuguese Café again and I ate 72 baked beans, 60 fried chips, 12 mushroom slices, 1 pork, cereal and herb sausage, 2 rashers of bacon, 1 hash brown, 1 fried egg, 4 1/2 slices of grilled white toast with spread, and 1 Café Latte without sugazr and my blood glucose level 2 hours after eating it was 10.9 at 9:06 am.
Thank you for everything you've all done for me.
Yours faithfully,
@autisticwonder1970 (Johnny Baker) Sufferer of Asperger Syndrome, ADHD, Idiopathic Megarectum, Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, Essential Hypertension, Hypercholesterolaemia, Psychotic Depression with a strong susceptibility to financial and emotional abuse.
hes at work but I have told him to phone gp or go to A&E . his nearest one would be Queens in Nottingham.@tina_marie - Hi. You could be right with the blotches being floaters. Blurred vision in Diabetics could be high blood sugars. Pain in the eyes = could be raised blood pressure? But, it's always best to get it checked out. Any chance he could get to see his GP or Practise Nurse today?
question for you all . Do any of you have problems with your vision if your BG levels are low or maybe high ? I'm only asking because Ron has messaged me to say he has a dull pain in is eyes and blotches in his vision. He says hes had this problem all morning . His fasting BG levels this morning was 4.5 .I've told him the blotches could be floaters.
8s are only just above normal @ickihun so shouldn't be too much cause for concern.@PenfoldAPD how long are you giving the no meds trial, til?
I'm a little concerned about your stress and any figures over 7.8mmol/l.
We're you hypoing on metformin?
I'm worried incase you damage yourself, trying to make a point.
We all know you can manage your diabetes very well but if it's making you ill and stressing you out. Its not the right time.
I don't want you suffering a stroke to prove a point. You cannot reverse all of a stroke.
Listen. Have a good think about things at the weekend. Don't make a decision hastily. But I'm concerned about your 8s. 8s are dangerous and should be taken seriously. You don't have to suffer 8s because you have a good med which helps effectively.
Please give it til saturday but unless your 8s become 6s or less, I'd advise go back on metformin. Even if its just one tablet.
I bet your blood presure is up too.
Your health comes first.
There will be a right time for no meds but maybe this week isn't it. ♡♡
What's a diabetes dip test, I've never heard of thatVery wise.
I believe in the uk, if you start a new gp practice, the diabetes dip test is done routinely.
I hope its good news tomorrow.
We could do with some.
in mine they have found protein.@Sable_Jan - A test strip to check for: Blood, Protein, Ketones, Glucose and PH in the Urine. (Am I right Vicky?)![]()