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<blockquote data-quote="13lizanne" data-source="post: 1170643" data-attributes="member: 202637"><p>I remember when I was in hospital the first time after my diabetes diagnosis, the nurses were shocked that I didn't regularly test my blood. But how do you know if your diabetes is under control? was the common question. My surgery only do a routine HbA1c once yearly and I'm certainly not going to wait that long to see if my control is good. Back then I hadn't found this forum, was following nhs advice to eat carbs with every meal, was gaining weight and felt lethargic a lot of the time. Now I know why! I couldn't be without my meter(s)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="13lizanne, post: 1170643, member: 202637"] I remember when I was in hospital the first time after my diabetes diagnosis, the nurses were shocked that I didn't regularly test my blood. But how do you know if your diabetes is under control? was the common question. My surgery only do a routine HbA1c once yearly and I'm certainly not going to wait that long to see if my control is good. Back then I hadn't found this forum, was following nhs advice to eat carbs with every meal, was gaining weight and felt lethargic a lot of the time. Now I know why! I couldn't be without my meter(s) [/QUOTE]
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